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Algebra I, Unit 1: all 10 lessons

The first unit of the Clareza Algebra I course, Linear Relationships as Rules, Graphs, and Stories, as a 65-page PDF. Every lesson has a short script for you to read, a page to read with your teenager, and a practice sheet on its own page so you can copy it. The answers are at the back.

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What is in it

  1. Starting value and rate of change in a real situation
  2. Computing slope from two points or a table
  3. Why the slope is the same everywhere on a line
  4. Tables, graphs and stories: matching the representations
  5. Writing equations in slope-intercept form
  6. Function notation, and what f(3) = 11 means
  7. Domain and range in context
  8. When two plans cost the same
  9. Choosing when a linear model fits
  10. Slope and intercept vocabulary

The same course online: try a lesson with Clara

Online, Clara, the teacher built into every course, works through each lesson with your teenager and explains a wrong answer instead of marking it. Here is a real one. No account needed.

The whole year

This unit comes from Clareza Grade 9: Mathematics, a full Algebra I year, from linear functions and systems to quadratics and a first look at data, written so that a parent who last did algebra years ago can follow it. Every one of those lessons is already live online, taught by Clara.

Online, this becomes the full Algebra I course, same lessons, taught instead of printed, alongside the rest of the year. See the whole thing on the Grade 9 curriculum page.

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