SNAP - Alberta Mathematics 30-1
The Student Notes and Problems (SNAP) Workbook for Mathematics 30-1 is specifically designed to support classroom instruction and provide students with additional examples, practice exercises, and tests. It is 100% aligned with the Alberta curriculum and is ideal for use all year long at school and at home. The SNAP Mathematics 30-1 covers the following topics:
- Trigonometry
- Relations and Functions
- Permutations, Combinations and Binomial Theorem
Each unit of the workbook includes the following features:
- A unit opener page that summarizes the curriculum outcomes to be addressed, identifies the lesson titles, and lists the prerequisite knowledge and skills students should have prior to beginning the unit
- Lessons that provide essential teaching pieces, explanations of the concepts, example problems, and detailed solutions
- Notes bars that contain key definitions, formulas, reminders, and important steps or procedures
- Practice exercises with questions related to the curriculum outcomes that allow students an opportunity to apply the concepts
- Detailed solutions for all odd numbered questions, allowing teachers to use even numbered questions for classroom assessments
- A review summary that provides a succinct review of the key concepts in the unit
- One or more practice tests that students can use to assess their understanding of the unit concepts
The Student Notes and Problems (SNAP) Workbook for Mathematics 30-1 is specifically designed to support classroom instruction and provide students with additional examples, practice exercises, and tests. It is 100% aligned with the Alberta curriculum and is ideal for use all year long at school and at home. The SNAP Mathematics 30-1 covers the following topics:
- Trigonometry
- Relations and Functions
- Permutations, Combinations and Binomial Theorem
Each unit of the workbook includes the following features:
- A unit opener page that summarizes the curriculum outcomes to be addressed, identifies the lesson titles, and lists the prerequisite knowledge and skills students should have prior to beginning the unit
- Lessons that provide essential teaching pieces, explanations of the concepts, example problems, and detailed solutions
- Notes bars that contain key definitions, formulas, reminders, and important steps or procedures
- Practice exercises with questions related to the curriculum outcomes that allow students an opportunity to apply the concepts
- Detailed solutions for all odd numbered questions, allowing teachers to use even numbered questions for classroom assessments
- A review summary that provides a succinct review of the key concepts in the unit
- One or more practice tests that students can use to assess their understanding of the unit concepts
The Student Notes and Problems (SNAP) Workbook for Mathematics 30-1 is specifically designed to support classroom instruction and provide students with additional examples, practice exercises, and tests. It is 100% aligned with the Alberta curriculum and is ideal for use all year long at school and at home. The SNAP Mathematics 30-1 covers the following topics:
- Trigonometry
- Relations and Functions
- Permutations, Combinations and Binomial Theorem
Each unit of the workbook includes the following features:
- A unit opener page that summarizes the curriculum outcomes to be addressed, identifies the lesson titles, and lists the prerequisite knowledge and skills students should have prior to beginning the unit
- Lessons that provide essential teaching pieces, explanations of the concepts, example problems, and detailed solutions
- Notes bars that contain key definitions, formulas, reminders, and important steps or procedures
- Practice exercises with questions related to the curriculum outcomes that allow students an opportunity to apply the concepts
- Detailed solutions for all odd numbered questions, allowing teachers to use even numbered questions for classroom assessments
- A review summary that provides a succinct review of the key concepts in the unit
- One or more practice tests that students can use to assess their understanding of the unit concepts
