Algebraic Thinking

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Expanded Form

break apart each digit in the number and show the digits' true value

Example.

4,358→4000+300+50+84,358→4000+300+50+8

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Left-to-Right Subtraction

Algorithm for solving subtraction. Subtract each place value separately beginning with the largest and working to the smallest

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Function Table

a table that describes a function by displaying inputs and corresponding outputs in a table format

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Column Division

Algorithm for solving division. Separate the problem into columns and work with each place value separately

<p><span>Algorithm for solving division. Separate the problem into </span><strong><span>columns</span></strong><span> and work with each place value separately</span></p>
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Like Terms

terms with the same variable and exponent combination

Example.

2x2x and 5x5x

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Trade First

Algorithm for solving subtraction. Align numbers vertically based on place value and then ensure all top numbers are equal or larger than the bottom numbers

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Same Change Rule

Algorithm for solving subtraction. Add or subtract the same amount from both numerals and then subtract

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Partial Products

Algorithm for solving multiplication. Expand each factor into hundreds, tens, ones, etc. and then multiply and add

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Counting Up

Algorithm for solving subtraction. Start with the number that is being subtracted and count up to the original amount with each step looking for the next base-10 number

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Geometric Sequence

A sequence whose terms are generated by multiplying each term by the same common ratio.

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Opposite Change Rule

Algorithm for solving addition. Add a number to one addend to make a number ending in zero and subtract the same amount from the other addend.

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Place Value

The value of each digit in a number based on its location, or place

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Algorithm

a specific set of steps that allows the user to reach the correct answer every time

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Area Models


Using the expanded form of a number, each number is multiplied together and the products are added to find the final answer

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Independent Variable

a variable that determines the value of another variable

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Arithmetic Sequence

A sequence that has the same common difference between terms.

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Partial Quotients

Algorithm for solving division. First estimate the answer using base-10 numbers and then keep estimating until the remainder is less than the dividend

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Column Addition

Algorithm for solving addition. Align numbers based on place value and then add each column

<p><span>Algorithm for solving addition. Align numbers based on place value and then add each </span><strong><span>column</span></strong></p>
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Partial Sums Addition

Algorithm for solving addition. Add each place value separately and then find the total

<p><span>Algorithm for solving addition. </span><strong><span>Add each place value separately and then find the total</span></strong></p>
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Linear Relationship

a relationship with a constant rate of change that creates a straight line when graphed

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Dependent Variable

a variable that changes in response to another variable

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Lattice Multiplication

Algorithm for solving multiplication.

  • Draw a lattice with diagonals in each box

  • Write one factor across the top and one along the right side (58 x 213)

  • Multiply each number and write the answer in the box with the tens digit on top (Top left box is 5 x 2 = 10)

  • Add the diagonals beginning in the bottom right corner (4)

  • If the sum is greater than 10, move the 1 to the next diagonal

  • The answer will be along the left side and bottom


<p><span>Algorithm for solving multiplication. </span></p><ul><li><p><span>Draw a </span><strong><span>lattice</span></strong><span> with diagonals in each box </span></p></li><li><p><span>Write one factor across the top and one along the right side (58 x 213) </span></p></li><li><p><span>Multiply each number and write the answer in the box with the tens digit on top (Top left box is 5 x 2 = 10) </span></p></li><li><p><span>Add the diagonals beginning in the bottom right corner (4) </span></p></li><li><p><span>If the sum is greater than 10, move the 1 to the next diagonal </span></p></li><li><p><span>The answer will be along the left side and bottom </span></p></li></ul><p></p>
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Modified Repeated Addition

Algorithm for solving multiplication. Using the concept that multiplication is repeated addition, students use base-10 numbers to multiply and add

<p><span>Algorithm for solving multiplication. Using the concept that </span><strong><span>multiplication is repeated addition</span></strong><span>, students use base-10 numbers to multiply and add</span></p>
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Rectangular Arrays

dots or objects that show the end product of 2 numbers; the objects are arranged so there are an equal number of items in each row and column

Example.

These _____ show 4 × 3