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Algebra Index

TITLEVol.Issue#Datepg#
1994 Holiday Problems19.2Dec 199435-37
8th Grade = Algebra I, Not Really: Discuss and Do What Is Right for Your Students!23.1Sept 199833
A Balancing Act18.4June 199440–41
A Box Problem!19.1Sept 199449
A Day in the Life of K and J15.2Dec 199021
A Dialog on and Between Two17.1Sept 199243
A Journey in Algebraic Thinking29.3Mar 200528–29
A Lewis Howard Latimer Investigation32.2Dec 200750–51
A Nonroutine Problem Involving Algebra, Proportions, and Algorithms30.2Dec 200536–37
A Novel Sequence of Squares30.2Dec 200535
A Practical Application of the Quadratic Formula as Applied to Kinematics20.4June 199634-35
A Problem with a TwistSpec Ed200157–58
A Seven-Course Meal for Algebra ReadinessSpec Ed200326–28, 30
A Strategy for Teaching Absolute Value15.4June 199137
Activities to Prepare Elementary Students for AlgebraSpec Ed200111–12
Addition Facts: An Excursion into Algebraic ThinkingSpec Ed20019–10
Addition Pyramids and AlgebraSpec Ed2006–0718–22
Addition/Subtraction EquationsSpec Ed2006–0720, 23–24
Adopt an Equation Project18.2Dec 199333
al jbar Investigation16.1Sept 199144
AlgeBot—A Trek Through the Hundred’s Chart32.3Mar 200844
Algebra Across the Grades, A Conference Report13.3Mar 198917-25
Algebra and Functions for Primary Grades: Working with FunctionsSpec Ed20029–10
Algebra and Patterning for Kindergarten/First Grade StudentsSpec Ed2006–0711
Algebra Aptitude Assessment29.3Mar 200539–40
Algebra as a Strand in the K-12 Curriculum: Reflections of Potential and Practicing Teachers23.3Mar 199924–25
Algebra at the Primary Level: A Combined Approach — Concrete and Abstract13.3Mar 198938
Algebra ConcentrationSpec Ed2006–0751, 53–54
Algebra: Confusion or ConfidenceSpec Ed2006–0728–29
Algebra for Health: Calculating our Body Mass Index (BMI)31.4June 200744, 47–48, 49–50
Algebra from Persia and India25.3Mar 200147–48
Algebra—from the Concrete to the Abstract Using Cube PatternsSpec Ed200121–22, 25–26
Algebra II Portfolio Entry19.2Dec 199442
Algebra in Elementary School? It's Already There!18.2Dec 199332–33
Algebra in the Elementary Classroom—It Can be Done!Spec Ed200229–32
Algebra Is Good for You!26.2Dec 200139–40
Algebra: It’s ElementarySpec Ed2006–0712–15
Algebra Relay26.2Dec 200153, 56
Algebra RelaySpec Ed2006–0748, 50
Algebra Rule #1: Find the Easier Way32.4June 200835–36
Algebra—What’s My Function?24.4June 200037–40
Algebraic Generalizations in the Primary GradesSpec Ed2006–074–7
Algebraic Language and the Structures of Expressions32.1Sept 200739–42
Algebraic Proof26.2Dec 200157–58
Algebraic Thinking at the Primary Level22.3Mar 199828–29
Algebraic Thinking Committee Report: Comparing Algebra Standards26.2Dec 200123
Algebraic Thinking Committee Report: Recent Activities26.1Sept 200113
Algebraic Thinking in Children’s Stories? What a Change!29.3Mar 200535–36
Algebraic Thinking in the California and NCTM Standards26.2Dec 200138–39
Alternative Proof of the Right Triangle Inscribed in a CircleSpec Ed2007–0836–40
Amazing Race Challenge31.2Dec 200656–57, 59
An Algebraic MindsetSpec Ed2006–073–4
An Application of Synthetic Substitution20.4June 199631
An Equation Game29.3Mar 200554–55
An Exploration in Three Strands: Algebra, Geometry, and Number SenseSpec Ed200139–40, 43–44
An Introduction to Logarithms10.4Dec 198516
Area in a Coordinate Plane23.3Mar 199957–58
Back Again with K and J16.1Sept 199120
Balancing Beans: Algebra Readiness for Primary Students20.3Mar 199648-51
Balancing EquationsSpec Ed200119–21, 23–24
Bat Math25.3Mar 200149, 50
Be Discrete with Your MarblesSpec Ed200254–56
Beginning Algebra for All Students20.3Mar 199645-46
Beyond the Quadratic Formula30.4June 200648
Blocks in Beans I & IISpec Ed198827, 29-30
Building Algebra Readiness in the Lower GradesSpec Ed2006–0725–27
Building Rectangles: An Algebra Tile GameSpec Ed200151–52, 53–54
But Your Mileage Can Vary22.1Sept 199752–53
Calculator Line Designs25.2Dec 200051, 53
Calendar AlgebraSpec Ed2006–0716–17
Capture-A-Line SegmentSpec Ed2006–0729–32
Circles, Ellipses, Polygons, and Stars21.4June 199754-55
CMC President’s Report: Algebra: What Is It and Why Should We Know It?29.3Mar 20054–8
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Algebra Problems25.3Mar 200159
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Change Algebra25.2Dec 200057–58
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Distance-Rate-Time29.3Mar 200558
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Funky Center Prizes28.1Sept 200357
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: How Many Are Hiding?26.2Dec 200159
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Let's See Some Algebra23.2Dec 199859
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Number Tricks26.2Dec 200160
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Parametric Art21.4June 199758
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Evaluating Expressions32.3Mar 200859
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Sum Equals Product32.4June 200859
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Toothpick Squares31.3Mar 200759
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: What Is Algebra?31.1Sept 200653–54
CMC-Central Section Report: Musings on Algebra30.4June 20067
Cockroach Condos: Building Understanding to Meet the Algebra Standards24.2Dec 199954–56
Comparing Graphs of Linear Equations Without Graphing CalculatorsSpec Ed200254
Completing the Square Visually32.2Dec 200745–46, 60
Complicating EquationsSpec Ed198926-27
Conic Pictures Project19.2Dec 199440-41
Connecting Geometry and Algebra through GraphingSpec Ed199737–40
Connecting Geometry and Factoring19.1Sept 199440-41
Consecutive Sums—A Functional Approach31.3Mar 200738–40
Coordinate GeographySpec Ed200333–35
Coordinate Tic-Tac-ToeSpec Ed198824, 26
Counting on CubesSpec Ed2006–0737–38
Covering Algebra and Geometry with a Class QuiltSpec Ed20023–5, 8
Crazy AreasSpec Ed2006–0759–61, 62
Crazy Cancellations that Work32.2Dec 200743–45
Crows in the Apple TreesSpec Ed20013–4, 5
Cube Patterns and FunctionsSpec Ed199130-31, 32
Curve Fitting and Modeling in Algebra28.4June 200454–56, 58
Data Analysis: Classroom Experiments with Linear Regressions21.1Sept 199635-36
Dealing Dominoes29.2Dec 200449
Defying the Norm25.4June 200138–39
Developing Algebraic Thinking23.3Mar 199948–51
Developing Algebraic Thinking; Schools, Homes, Businesses: Forming New Partnerships20.3Mar 199612-13
Dilations22.4June 199850–51
Discovering the Sum of a Power Sequence13.3Mar 198942-43
Distance-Time-Rate Problems and the Paradox of Achilles26.2Dec 200146–47
Doing Logic Problems Cooperatively11.5June 198728-29
Domino Cover-Up: A Game to Teach Missing Addends29.3Mar 200542–44
Eight Paper-Folding Steps to the Pythagorean Theorem28.3Mar 200451–52, 55–56
Elementary Endeavors: Z + Z = 52Spec Ed200114–15
Ellipses You Can Make in a Restaurant29.2Dec 200451–55
Equivalence Between Algebraic and Graphical Representations of a Function: Are Students Making the Connection?19.2Dec 199443
Estimating Ages17.4June 199356-57
Estimating SlopeSpec Ed199746–48
Exploration of Functions with Graphics Calculators18.2Dec 199336
Exploring Limits and Asymptotes17.1Sept 199228-29
Exploring Patterns to Develop Algebraic ThinkingSpec Ed199741–43
Expressiontrivia18.2Dec 199351–54
Factor Product TableSpec Ed200253
Factoring TrinomialsSpec Ed200158–60
Factoring Trinomials is Not Guesswork11.4Mar 198711
Factoring: What Are My Chances?18.2Dec 199335
Fairy Tale Algebra13.3Mar 198935-37
Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden RatioSpec Ed200161–62
Figurate Numbers and Informal Proofs20.4June 199648, 50-52
Finding Our Own Function20.3Mar 199655, 58
Finding the nth Term—A Quick and Dirty Method29.4June 200554–55, 56
Flies and Functions: Geometry and Algebra with the Cartesian Coordinate SystemSpec Ed200233–37
Four in a RowSpec Ed200447–48
From Inquiry to Discovery and Back Again21.1Sept 199632-33
From the Editor's Desk: Algebraic Thinking23.3Mar 19992
Functions in Grades 3–626.2Dec 200151–52, 54–55
Generalizing Mathematical Relationships: An Application of Algebraic Thinking23.3Mar 199936–37, 38
Generalizing the Painted Cube Problem Using AlgebraSpec Ed200056–57
Getting Started Graphing Nonlinear Functions28.2Dec 200354–55
Graphing y = A sin(Bx – C) + D by Hand24.4June 200047
Growing Special Rectangles31.2Dec 200651–53, 54
Guest Editorial: Algebraic Reasoning Across the Grades26.2Dec 20014–5, 14
Guest Editorial: Algebraic Thinking across the Grades23.3Mar 19994–5, 10
Hands-on Chocolate Patterns29.1Sept 200449–50
Hidden Treasure19.2Dec 199455
Holiday ProblemsSpec Ed200457, 59
Houses and Sidewalks: Solving for Three Unknowns29.3Mar 200546–49
How Many Are Hiding in the Doghouse?26.2Dec 200151
How to Make Work Problems Easy22.4June 199836–37
Hundreds Magic: A Playground for the MindSpec Ed200131–34
I Have. . .Who Has? with Algebra II StandardsSpec Ed2006–0761, 63–64
Introducing the Parabola11.5June 198718
Inverse Relationships11.5June 198719
J and K: But My Teacher Said…(Part 1)18.4June 199432–33
J and K: …But My Teacher Said (Part 2)19.1Sept 199427
J and K: …But My Teacher Said (Part 3)19.2Dec 199426-27
J and K: Following the Bouncing Ball24.4June 200040–42
J and K: Gauss Blew It!17.4June 199328-29
J and K: If I Can Find Two Square Roots, Why Can't I Find Three Cube Roots?18.1Sept 199338–39
J and K: Kevin's Big Discovery18.3Mar 199428–29
J and K: Looking for Mean Proportionals (Part 1)25.1Sept 200036–37
J and K Meet a Phoenician Fisherman16.4June 199222-23
J and K: Polygonal Areas? A Snap (Part 1 of 4)22.4June 199839–41
J and K: Square Root Is an Infinite Series? You're Kidding21.2Dec 199622-23
J Has the Answer for K16.2Dec 199128-29
Jonathan Algebra for First GradersSpec Ed200215–17
Just What Does the Term "Equal Expressions" Mean?13.3Mar 198925
Just What Is Algebraic Thinking?23.3Mar 199932–35, 37
K–14 Algebra Discussion Resources Available23.3Mar 199921
Letter to the Editor: Equality (=)25.1Sept 200013
Linear Functions with 2 Points of Intersection!?!18.3Mar 199440–41
Linear Modeling in Beginning Algebra26.3Mar 200253–55, 56
Linear Programming and the Graphics Calculator20.2Dec 199536-39
Logic and Algebra in the Elementary Classroom11.5June 198713
Magic SquaresSpec Ed199926–28
Matching Graphs11.2Sept 198615
Mathematics and Creativity: Algebra Throughout the Grades13.3Mar 198914-15
Mathematics for Parents: An Open Letter to Parents28.3Mar 200420–21
Mathematics of Global Change (Part 1)30.3Mar 200642–44
Memorable Moments from Algebra Class25.2Dec 200035
Memories of Algebra13.3Mar 19895
Milk Carton Apartments29.3Mar 200550–53
Missing Addends? Just Listen…20.3Mar 199647
Missing Watermelon SeedsSpec Ed2006–077–10
Monte Carlo Methods with a Spreadsheet27.3Mar 200341–44
More Pizza, Please!31.2Dec 200645–47
Motion Becomes Real Using the Calculator Based Laboratory20.4June 199654-56
Motivating Mathematics15.4June 199142-43
Ms. Garlic’s DilemmaSpec Ed198935, 37-39
My Swami Routine28.2Dec 200339
Mystery Number Rhymes27.2Dec 200248–49
Mystery TablesSpec Ed20015–56
Name That Graph Concentration31.3Mar 200750, 53–54
NASA Smart Skies FlyBy Math™Spec Ed2006–0739–40
NCTM Cohosted Recent Algebra Symposium22.3Mar 199815
NCTM Position Statement: Algebra for Everyone…More than a Change in Enrollment Patterns19.1Sept 199424-25
Nonroutine Problems Involving Algebra23.3Mar 199926–27
Nugget Exchange19.4June 199542
Nugget Exchange: Algebraic Reasoning and WritingSpec Ed2006–0734
Nugget Exchange: Highlighting AlgebraSpec Ed200249
Nugget Exchange: Mental Math GameSpec Ed2006–078
Number Chart Puzzles29.3Mar 200545
Number Lines: From Infinity to Infinity29.4June 200548–49, 52–53
Number Sense in Algebra20.4June 199627
Number Sense through Olympiad Problems32.4June 200852, 53–54
Number Sense with Series—Create Your Own!32.4June 200856, 57
Number Tricks11.2Sept 198613
Oblong Number InvestigationSpec Ed200453–54
On Pythagorean Triples20.2Dec 199533
Order of Operations32.3Mar 200850–51
Palindromic Polynomials and Their Roots20.4June 199636-37
Paper Candle Burning28.2Dec 200348
Paper Clips and Magnetic Wands—Math Lessons for Primary Classrooms23.3Mar 199947–48
Paper Cup MathematicsSpec Ed200248–51
Parallel and Perpendicular LinesSpec Ed2006–0747–49
Pascal's Pyramid and Models of Binomial Expansion, Part 123.3Mar 199955–56
Pascal’s Pyramid and Models of Binomial Expansions, Part 224.1Sept 199950
Pathways through Algebra29.3Mar 200533–34
Pattern Block Linear FunctionsSpec Ed200312
Patterns and Algebraic ProofsSpec Ed200352–53
Patterns, Proofs, and Practicing Algebra Skills11.5June 198714-15
Pentomino PuzzlesSpec Ed2006–0751–52, 55–56
Perimeter Patterns with Pattern BlocksSpec Ed200238–40
Personal Data, Scatter Plots, and Linear Point-slope Form28.4June 200453–54, 57
Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally11.4Mar 198733
Please Revisit My Dear Aunt Sally12.2Dec 198716
Polar BearsSpec Ed2006–0757–59
Polygon PatternsSpec Ed199728–30
Polygons and Line Segments32.3Mar 200845–46, 47–48
Pre-Algebra BINGO31.3Mar 200755–58
Predicting Year 2000 Populations of California and the United States22.2Dec 199756–57
Preparing Elementary Students for Algebra26.2Dec 200137
Primary Algebraic Thinking Using Sea SquaresSpec Ed20016–8
Problem Solving Activity18.4June 199446–47
Problem Solving Nugget: Magic Phone Number29.1Sept 200450
Product/Factor Tables10.4Dec 198512
Pyramid Puzzles27.2Dec 200253–54
Racing SpoolsSpec Ed199244-45
Radical Multiplication12.4June 198830
Randy and His Bike26.4June 200251–52, 53
Ratio of Areas Investigation: Inscribed PolygonsSpec Ed200461–62
Read Carefully...And Don’t Assume Too Much12.1Sept 198714-15
Reading Comprehension for Algebra Learning32.4June 200836–41
Reform Algebra at the Community College25.2Dec 200031–32
Rotor Probe30.3Mar 200646–47, 49–51
Round Robin Review31.4June 200756, 57–58
Sam’s Number Trick29.4June 200533–34
Seeing Algebraic Concepts: A Graphics Approach to Understanding14.1Sept 198940-42
Sidestepping the Harmonic Mean18.4June 199429
Silent Board GameSpec Ed200146
Slinky Waves: A Great Way to Explore Inverse Relationships26.4June 200255–57
Slopemeter19.3Mar 199543-45
Solving ax + b = c on the Number Line22.2Dec 199749–50
Solving Equations: An Alternative to “Balancing”27.4June 200338–39
Some Radical and Power-ful Problems for Second Year Algebra11.5June 198710-11
Splashing into Algebra20.3Mar 199652-53
Standards of Care for Mathematics Education—The Case of Teaching Quadratics30.2Dec 200540–43
Sticky Note AlgebraSpec Ed200211–12
Student Problem Solving Activities21.1Sept 199637
Student Problem Solving Activities: Part 221.2Dec 199623
Students Discover New Proofs27.2Dec 200244–45
Table SeatingSpec Ed200127–31
Tangram EquationsSpec Ed200135–38
Teaching Variables with Manipulatives26.2Dec 200150
The Algebra-Probability Connection17.2Dec 199227
The Distance from a Point to a Line21.1Sept 199649, 52-53
The Future: Eighth Grade Algebra22.3Mar 199822–23
The Game of Concentration for Algebra and Other Mathematics SubjectsSpec Ed200147–48
The Grade GameSpec Ed200439–40, 43–44
The Graphing Calculator Saves the Day!16.3Mar 199222-23
The Joke Heard ‘Round the World29.1Sept 200445–46
The Morph Machine: Algebra in ActionSpec Ed200115–18
The Number Line and a VariableSpec Ed200438–39
The One Percent of One Percent Solution20.4June 199633
The Pizza Problem30.2Dec 200557
The Polynomial Game: A Theorem of Descartes on the Number of Roots of a Polynomial30.4June 200646–47
The Probability of Forming a Triangle27.4June 200354–55
The Repeating Decimal 0.999. . .30.3Mar 200644–45
The Rook and Knight ProblemsSpec Ed200346–48, 50–51
The Rule of Four29.1Sept 200451–53
Thinking and Inquiring about Algebraic Thinking20.3Mar 19964-5
Thinking in Reverse26.2Dec 200143–44
Three Dimensional ModelSpec Ed200059–60, 61
Three-Coin Banks & Four Sock DrawersSpec Ed198836, 39-40
Toothpick Problems28.2Dec 200351–53
Toothpicks and Connectors22.3Mar 199852–53
Travel with Slope ToursSpec Ed19936
Two Bad Ants Get Straightened Out: Connecting Linear Equations and Children’s LiteratureSpec Ed2006–0741–46
Two of EverythingSpec Ed19987
Two Universal Equation-Solving Methods Revealed29.3Mar 200538–39
Two-Steppin’ Card EquationsSpec Ed200149–50
Two-Variable Linear EquationsSpec Ed2006–0733–36
Understanding Parabolas by Folding Graph Paper21.2Dec 199656-57
Understanding the “Equal” SignSpec Ed200110–11, 13
Updating the Quadratic Factoring Process11.5June 198724-25
Using Combinations to Develop Polynomials with Fractional Coefficients20.3Mar 199644-45
Using Diagnostic Materials with an Algebra Readiness Program32.3Mar 200839–40
Using Guess and Check to Estimate Exponents15.1Sept 199035, 37
Using the Daily Lunch Count for Algebraic Thinking and Fact Families32.3Mar 200845
Variable BeansSpec Ed198940
Visualizing Linear Combinations16.1Sept 199122-23
Vroom, Honk, Vroom, Honk: Sound Pattern Connections for Young Children25.2Dec 200046–48
Wanda's Fireworks Company20.2Dec 199553-54
Water Jug Logic Problems Involving Algebraic ThinkingSpec Ed200242–43
What is Algebra and What Algebra Should We Teach?13.3Mar 19894-5
What’s Missing?Spec Ed200224–28
Which Gift to Choose? An Interesting Simulation13.3Mar 198945-46
Which Is the Closer Pair?29.4June 200536–37
Which Window?Spec Ed200152
Who Should Take Algebra in 8th Grade? Using Standardized Test Data to Guide Placement Policies32.3Mar 200841–43
Who's Afraid of a Little Algebra?19.2Dec 199450-51
Word Search — Graphing Vocabulary12.2Dec 198728
Word Search - Polynomials11.1Summer 198611
Y-Man Says: “Whole Body” Approach to Linear FunctionsSpec Ed200053–54
Zach’s Eraser28.4June 200428–29


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