COURSE:
LAST REVISED:
Unit 8 & Final Exam 2012-2013
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
December 31
January 1
January 2
January 3
January 4
Winter Break
Staff
Development
 TEKS: 2A.2B, 2A.7A, 2A.8B,
2A.8D
 TLW: Understand quadratic
equations using all ways
 TEKS: 2A.2B, 2A.7A, 2A.8B,
2A.8D
 TLW: Understand quadratic
equations using all ways
Guiding Questions:
 How do you solve quadratic
equations by graphing? By
factoring?
 How do you solve quadratic
equations by completing the
square? Using square roots?
 How do you solve quadratic
equations by using the
quadratic formula?
Guiding Questions:
 How do you solve quadratic
equations by graphing? By
factoring?
 How do you solve quadratic
equations by completing the
square? Using square roots?
 How do you solve quadratic
equations by using the
quadratic formula?
Activities:
 Warm Up
 Solving a Quadratic Equation
by a Variety of Methods
Activities:
 Warm Up
 Solving a Quadratic Equation
by a Variety of Methods
Closure:
Closure:
Which method do you prefer and Which method do you prefer and
why?
why?
Assignment:
Assignment:
 Solving a Quadratic Equation  Solving a Quadratic Equation
by a Variety of Methods
by a Variety of Methods
 Final Exam Review & Written
Portion Review
***MUST TURN IN COMPLETED
ASSIGNMENT TO RETEST FOR
REPLACEMENT GRADE
***Must take test by Friday Jan11
COURSE:
LAST REVISED:
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
January 7
January 8
January 9
January 10
January 11
 TEKS: 2A.9A, 2A.9B, 2A.9C,
2A.9D
 TEKS: 2A.9C, 2A.9E, 2A.9F
 TEKS: 2A.8A, 2A.8D,2A.9B,
2A.9C, 2A.9D
 TLW: Determine solutions of
 TLW: Investigate, describe &
square root inequalities using  TLW: Solve square root
predict effects of parameter
graphs and tables
equations
changes on the square root
parent function
Guiding Questions:
Guiding Questions:
 What are the important
 Why is it important to
Guiding Questions:
characteristics we need to
isolate the radical to one
 What do the graphs of
consider when graphing
side?
square root functions look
inequalities?
 Why is it necessary to check
like?
 What points are reasonable
every apparent solution of a
 What are the domain and
when considering where to
radical equation in the
range of square root
shade?
original equation?
functions?
 What points would not make  What is an extraneous
 How do transformations in
sense?
solution?
the equations of square root  How do you determine which
functions affect the graphs?
way to shade the inequality? Activities:
 Warm Up
Activities:
Activities:
 Q&A HW
 Warm Up
 Warm Up
 Notes & Examples
 Q&A HW
 Q&A HW
 Independent Practice
 Notes & Examples
 Notes & Examples
 Independent Practice WS 8.1  Independent Practice WS 8.2 Closure:
What is an extraneous solution?
Closure:
Closure:
How do the a, h, and k variables How does graphing a square root Assignment:
affect the graph of the square
inequality compare to graphing a  Pg. 456: 3-11 odd, 34, 45
root function?
quadratic inequality?
 Final Exam Review
Assignment:
 WS 8.1 Square Root
Transformation
 Final Exam Review
Assignment:
 WS 8.2 Graphing Square
Root Inequalities
 Final Exam Review
 TEKS: 2A.8A, 2A.8B, 2A.9B,
2A.9C, 2A.9D
 TLW: Analyze situations
modeled by square root
functions, formulate
equations or inequalities,
select a method, and solve
problems
Guiding Questions:
 How can you use square root
functions to determine
stopping distance?
 What are some other ways
that square root functions
can be used?
Activities:
 Homework Check 8.1
 Q&A HW & Written Review
 Notes & Examples
 Independent Practice WS 8.3
Closure:
Using what we found about the
Honda Civic stopping distance,
how fast was he going if it took
him 10 feet to stop? What is the
distance required to stop when
traveling 35 mph?
Assignment:
 WS 8.3 Applications of
Square Root Functions
WRITTEN
FINAL
EXAM
and
REVIEW
COURSE:
LAST REVISED:
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
January 14
January 15
January 16
January 17
January 18
Final Exam
Review
Final Exams
3 & 4
and Review
Final Exams
5 & 6
and Review
Final Exams
1 & 2
Final Exams
7 & 8