Algebra 1
Connect representations, reason about equations, and explain algebraic relationships.
Chapters and lessons
Open a chapter to see its lesson and resource spaces. Materials will be added as the course develops.
Chapter 1Solving Linear Equations4 lessons with resources
Chapter 2Graphing Linear Equations7 lessons with resources
Chapter 3Solving Linear Inequalities6 lessons with resources
Chapter 4Solving Systems of Linear EquationsMaterials to be added
Lessons and companion practice and AoPS materials will be added as they are developed.
Chapter 5Linear FunctionsMaterials to be added
Lessons and companion practice and AoPS materials will be added as they are developed.
Chapter 6Exponential Equations and FunctionsMaterials to be added
Lessons and companion practice and AoPS materials will be added as they are developed.
Chapter 7Polynomial Equations and FactoringMaterials to be added
Lessons and companion practice and AoPS materials will be added as they are developed.
Chapter 8Graphing Quadratic FunctionsMaterials to be added
Lessons and companion practice and AoPS materials will be added as they are developed.
Chapter 9Solving Quadratic EquationsMaterials to be added
Lessons and companion practice and AoPS materials will be added as they are developed.
Chapter 10Square Root Functions and GeometryMaterials to be added
Lessons and companion practice and AoPS materials will be added as they are developed.
Chapter 11Rational Equations and FunctionsMaterials to be added
Lessons and companion practice and AoPS materials will be added as they are developed.
Chapter 12Data Analysis and DisplaysMaterials to be added
Lessons and companion practice and AoPS materials will be added as they are developed.
Problem-Centered Sets
520 problems in 130 spiral sets. Revisit ideas, connect representations, and explain your reasoning throughout the year.
Keep a copy in your binder. Your teacher may assign a complete four-problem set, choose a problem for discussion, or invite you to explore when time allows.
Open Grade 8 Problem-Centered Sets · PDFA productive routine
Read all four problems. Record attempts and useful mistakes. Compare approaches, then revise after discussion while keeping your earlier thinking visible.
Reflect, revise, and try again.
Notice a strength, explain a correction or important decision, and apply the idea to a related problem. Choose one specific next step.
Post-Assessment Reflection · PDF