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Math 6 and Accelerated Math 6

We have uploaded pages from the Little Go Math Book into Edulastic. You can complete
assignments there and it will check the answers for you. If you have your actual little book at
home, you can do the work in the book.

Please email your math teacher with any questions. We will be checking email daily and are
willing to help. Be specific with what Day assignment you are working on and where you are
having difficulty.

Topic Assignments Resources to Help You

Day 1 Identifying Terms and Complete IXL H.Y.7 Youtube video


Coefficients coefficients
OR
Youtube video parts of
Edulastic/​Identifying Terms and expressions
Coefficients chart

Day 2 Combining Like Complete IXL H.Y.15 and Flip Youtube video combine
Terms Grid like terms with algebra
tiles
OR

Edulastic/​Combining Like Terms


chart

Day 3 Combining Like Continue from day 2 Khan Academy combine


Terms Complete IXL H.Y.15 and Flip like terms with an
Grid analogy

OR Khan Academy
symbolically combine
Edulastic/​Combining Like Terms like terms
chart

Day 4 Writing Expressions Edulastic/​Little Book P127 #2-14 Khan Academy writing
basic expressions

Day 5 Writing Expressions Edulastic/​Little Book P 133 #2-8 Khan Academy writing
word problems expressions word
problems
Day 6 Exponents H.D.1 Writing multiplication Instructions on
problems as exponents Exponents

OR All About That Base


(Exponents)
Edulastic/​Little Book P 123
#2-13 Khan Academy
exponents

Day 7 Exponents H.D.2 Evaluate exponents Mashup Math exponents

OR

Edulastic/​Exponents

Day 8 Order of Operations Edulastic/​Little book P 125 #2-6, Khan Academy intro to
with Exponents 9 and 10 order of operations

Khan Academy order of


operations with
exponents

Day 9 Order of Operations Edulastic/​Order of Operations Khan Academy order of


with Exponents #2-12 operations examples

Day 10 Order of Operations Continue from day 9 Khan Academy order of


with Exponents Edulastic/​Order of Operations operations worked out
#2-12 example
Objective​: Identify Terms and Coefficients
Instructions​: Complete the chart with the expressions below.

Remember​:
- Every term that has a variable will have a coefficient.
- There is a hidden coefficient with a variable x. The coefficient is 1.
- Minus signs mean that the next term is negative. 2x − 3y the
coefficient for the term 2x is 2 and the coefficient for the term - 3y is -3.

Expression How many terms? What are the coefficients?

1)
3x + 2 + 6y

2)
2y + 3y

3)
4x + 3 − 6y + 2

4)
x + 2y + 5 + 8x + 3x

5)
7z − 6 + 4x

6)
4 − g

7)
x + 2x + 10 y + 5y

8)
5y + 8

9)
3a − 4b + 6c + 5 − 3

10)
5 + 4w + 3x + 6y − 2 + w

11)
26y + 15x

12)
8 + 23w + 12y

13)
a + 2b − 3c + 4d
Objective​: ​Combine the like terms.
Instructions​: ​Complete the chart with the expressions below.
Remember​:
- Circle each term. Remember the operation is part of the term.
- Color code each like term
- Like terms are items that have the same variable or have
no variable (constants)
- Combine terms that you color-coded the same (like terms) using
the operations that go with the term.

In class we used algebra tiles to represent different terms, draw a picture if you need to.
Expression Simplify the expression by combining like terms

1)

3x + 4x

2)

2 - x + 3x

3)

5x + 2 - 4

4)

2x + 5 - 3

5)

x - 3 + 3x

6)

4y + 7 - 2y

7)

5x - 2x + z +6

8)

x - 10 + 1 + 3x

9)

9y - 6y + 3x -2

10)

4z + 7 - 2 - 6z + 3y
Exponent- ​ a way to show repeated multiplication

Base- ​number that is being repeatedly multiplied

Example 1: To evaluate this expression


you would multiply

4 · 4 · 4 = 64

Example 2: To evaluate this expression


you would multiply

Example 3: An equal expression could be To evaluate this expression


you would multiply
6·6·6·8·8 6​3​ · 8​2

Example 4:
Write 81 with an exponent by using 3 as the base.

Think: How many times do I need to multiply 3 by itself to


equal 81?
Which expression is equivalent to |
What is the value of 647
5X5xX5x5x5x 5?

-® 216
® 5°
1,296
® 5°
© 4,096
© &
© 7,776
© 5’

Fal A chef uses roasted peppers for his

Which expression is equivalent to 75? salsa. He uses 3? peppers in each of

the 5 batches of salsa. How many


@®7xXIx7Ix7x7x7
peppers did the chef use in all

®5xX5X5xX5xX5xX5x5. 5 batches?

©7x7x7x7 ® 135

O7X7X7X7X7 ® 45

© 32

Which expression is equivalent to 27

32 x 3°?

@®3x3x3x3x3x3x3 Which expression is equivalent to

23 x 32?
®9x9x9x9x9xX9XIX
9x9x9- Select all the correct expressions.

©3x3x3x3x3x3Xx3x
@®2x2x2x2x2_
3x3x3

Company © 2x2x 3

Which expression is equivalent to

® 2 x 2?
MHiaPfrucbloiunrsthing
®2x5

© 3
©
Houghton

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