Curriculum Map

Subject:  Algebra II

Grade Level:  10-12

Chapter

Content/Topic

Skills

Assessment

Standards

Chapter 0

Sept. - 7 days

·         Problem Solving

·         Review important concepts from beginning algebra

·         Learn a four-step problem solving plan

·         Use pictures, diagrams, and graphs as problem solving tools

·         Organize information

·         Solve logic problems

·         Practice working in a cooperative group

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Test

·         Chapter summary

 

·         A.12.1, A.12.3, A.12.6, C.12.1, C.12.2, C.12.3, D.12.3, F.12.1

Chapter 1

 Sept. - 12 days

·         Patterns and Recursion

·         Recognize arithmetic and geometric sequences

·         Using graphing calculators to do recursion, sequences and finance mode

·         Write recursive definitions for sequences

·         Display sequences with graphs

·         Investigate long-run values

·         Model growth and decay with geometric sequences

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz

·         Test

·         Geometric Pattern Project

·         Chapter summary

 

·         A.12.1, A12.3, B.12.2-6, C.12.2, D.12.3, F.12.1

Chapter 2

Sept./Oct. – 8 days

·         Describing Data

·         Review measures of central tendency

·         Use the graphing calculator to generate statistical values and graphs

·         Learn 5-number summaries and quartiles

·         Create, interpret, and compare graphs of data sets

·         Find and interpret measures of spread (percentile rank, standard deviation, variance, IQR)

·         Make conclusions and comparisons of data sets

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz

·         Test

·         Fast Food Project

·         Chapter summary

 

·         A.12.1, A.12.5, E.12.1, E.12.2, E.12.3

Chapter 3

Oct./Nov. – 16 days

·         Linear Models and Systems

·         Review linear equations in slope- intercept form and point-slope form

·         Find explicit formulas for arithmetic sequences

·         Find lines of fit for linear data sets using different methods

·         Using the graphing calculator to graph lines and find solutions

·         Use systems of linear equations to model problems

·         Solve systems of linear equations using graphing, tables, substitution, and elimination

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz

·         Test

·         Talkin’ Trash Project

·         Chapter summary

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Chapter 4

Nov. - 14 days                              

·         Functions, Relations, and Transformations

·         Interpret graphs of functions and relations

·         Review function notation

·         Learn about linear, quadratic, square root, absolute value and circle families of functions

·         Apply transformations – translations, reflections, stretches, and shrinks – to graphs of functions and relations

·         Transform functions to model real-world data

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Functional MelodiesActivity

·         Quiz

·         Test

·         Boolean Project

·         Chapter summary

·         A.12.1, A.12.3, A.12.5, C.12.1, F.12.2

Chapter 5

Dec – 15 days

·         Exponential, Power, and Logarithmic Functions

·         Write explicit equations for geometric sequences

·         Use exponential functions to model real-world growth and decay

·         Review the properties of exponents and the meaning of rational exponents

·         Learn how to find the inverse of a function

·         Define logarithmic functions as inverses of exponential functions

·         Develop properties of logarithms and apply them to calculate and solve problems

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz

·         Test

·         Chapter summary posters

·         A.12.1, A.12.4, A.12.5, B.12.2, B.12.3, B.12.4, B.12.5, B.12.6, F.12.1, F.12.2, F.12.4

Chapter 6

Jan. – 13 days

·         Matrices and Linear Systems

·         Use matrices to represent transition diagrams, polygons, and transformations

·         Apply matrix operations to solve problems with probabilities and transformations

·         Solve systems of equations by inverse matrices

·         Write and graph systems of inequalities to describe given real-world constraints

·         Learn how to do linear programming with two variables

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz

·         Test

·         Fundraising Project

·         Chapter summary/concept map

·         B.12.2, E.12.2, F.12.1-4

Chapter 7

Jan.-Feb – 19 days

·         Quadratic and Other Polynomial Functions

·         Define types and properties of polynomials

·         Find polynomial functions that fit a set of data

·         Study quadratic functions in general form, vertex form, and factored form

·         Find roots of an equation from a graph, by factoring, and by using the quadratic formula

·         Learn completing the square to convert from general form to vertex form

·         Define complex numbers and operations with them

·         Identify features of the graph of a polynomial function

·         Use division and other strategies to find roots of higher-degree polynomials

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz

·         Test

·         Chapter summary

·         A.12.1, B.12.6, F.12.1-4

Chapter 8

Feb.-Mar. – 19 days

·         Parametric Equations and Trigonometry

·         Define parametric equations and learn how to graph them on the graphing calculators

·         Simulate motion with parametric equations

·         Convert between parametric equations and equations using only x and y

·         Review the trigonometric ratios – sine, cosine, and tangent

·         Use the trigonometric ratios, inverse trig ratios, and parametric equations to solve application problems

·         Learn and apply the Law of Sines and the Law of Cosines

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz

·         Test

·         Basketball Free Throw Project

·         Chapter summary

·         A.12.1, A.12.2, A.12.3, B.12.5, B.12.6, C.12.1, C.12.2, C.12.5, D.12.1, D.12.3, F.12.2

Chapter 9

Mar.–Apr. – 19 days

·         Conic Sections and Rational Functions

·         Use the distance formula to find the distance between two points and to define a circle

·         Define the four conic sections – circles, ellipses, parabolas and hyperbolas

·         Learn the rectangular equations of all four conic sections

·         Learn to relate the properties, equations and graphs of a conic section

·         Write the equations of conic sections in different forms

·         Study rational functions and learn special properties of their graphs

·         Find the graph of a rational function from its equation and vice versa

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz (worksheet packet)

·         Test

·         Foldable note

·         Chapter summary

·         C.12.1, D.12.3, F.12.2

 

Chapter 10

April – 10 days

·         Trigonometric Functions

·         Introduce angle measure in radians and convert between radians and degrees

·         Create and use a unit circle to find values of sine and cosine for various angles

·         Evaluate trigonometric functions through reference angles and reference triangles

·         Apply knowledge of transformations to the graphs of trigonometric functions

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Review packet

·         Quiz

·         Unit Circle tool

 

·         C.12.1, C.12.5, D12.1, D.12.3

Chapter 11

May – 6 days

·         Series

·         Learn about mathematical series and summation notation

·         Distinguish between arithmetic and geometric series

·         Write recursive and explicit formulas for the terms of arithmetic and geometric series

·         Find formulas for partial sums of series

·         Determine when an infinite geometric series has a sum

·         Find the sum of infinite geometric series, if it exists

·         Group investigations

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz

·         Class-written test

 

·         A.12.1, A.12.3, A.12.5, B.12.2, B.12.3, B.12.6, F.12.1, F.12.2

Chapter 12

May – 10 days

·         Probability

·         Learn about randomness and the definition of probability

·         Develop strategies to count numbers of possibilities (tree diagrams, Venn diagrams)

·         Define and calculate geometric probability

·         Use the multiplication rule for independent events

·         Use the addition rule for mutually exclusive events

·         Calculate the expected value of a discrete random variable

·         Count permutations (arrangements) and combinations (groupings)

·         Group investigations

·         Simulations with graphing calculators

·         Daily homework

·         Quiz (partner activity)

·         Test

·         Chapter summary

·         A.12.1, A.12.4, B.12.1, B.12.2, B.12.6, C.12.2, E.12.5