Algebra Tiles Playground vs Letter Sounds A to Z Usage & Stats
Algebra Tiles are a great way for algebra teachers to introduce the abstract concepts related to operations with binomials and trinomials. An actual physical set of algebra tiles usually includes squares and rectangles of different sizes. In the Algebra Tiles Playground black tiles are positive and red tiles are negative. The small square is a positive or negative unit. The rectangle represents the x-term. It can be positive or negative. The large square represents x². It can also be positive or negative.
The tiles are used to represent expressions and also show operations with binomials and trinomials. See below for some teaching ideas regarding how to use the Algebra Tiles Playground to help students better understand some basic concepts of algebra.
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Click a letter and hear the most common sound of that letter! This app features clear enunciation of the sounds of the 26 alphabet letters. Designed for use with the All About Reading Pre-reading curriculum.
(Note: This app contains just the FIRST sound of the letters. Additional sounds are taught on our Phonogram Sounds app.)
This app is part of the All About Reading Pre-reading program. This multisensory, curriculumteaches the five essential pre-reading skills. Our lightly scripted “open and go” lesson plans and engaging activities make this curriculum a favorite of homeschool families everywhere. Suitable for all learning styles!
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Algebra Tiles Playground VS. 
Letter Sounds A to ZDecember 15, 2024