Homework Check #1
Geometry
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The first homework check of the semester will be tomorrow and will cover assignments 1-4.
Triangle Points of Concurrency
Geometry
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If you have forgotten your packet for today, you can access a digital version here. You will be expected to turn in a completed hard copy of the packet tomorrow.
There will be a short quiz tomorrow that will look similar to the first page of this packet. You will need to know the properties of each triangle point of concurrency. To help, here are some digital flashcards with the properties of each point. You may wish to make an account on Quizlet so you can save the set of flashcards to use later, play the matching game, play gravity, or test yourself.
There will be a short quiz tomorrow that will look similar to the first page of this packet. You will need to know the properties of each triangle point of concurrency. To help, here are some digital flashcards with the properties of each point. You may wish to make an account on Quizlet so you can save the set of flashcards to use later, play the matching game, play gravity, or test yourself.
How To Logic Puzzle Like a Pro!
Discrete
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Some logic puzzles can be really tough! At the end of this unit, you're going to write your own logic puzzle, so you want an understanding of how the clues can work together.
I break the clues into two categories - primary & secondary. Primary clues come from the statements themselves. They are a direct translation of each statement to the grid. Secondary clues are more difficult because they require you to put two or more statements together to translate them to the grid. Check out these two videos for tips and tricks on getting the more elusive clues out of the statements.
I break the clues into two categories - primary & secondary. Primary clues come from the statements themselves. They are a direct translation of each statement to the grid. Secondary clues are more difficult because they require you to put two or more statements together to translate them to the grid. Check out these two videos for tips and tricks on getting the more elusive clues out of the statements.
Perpendicular & Angle Bisector Word Scramble Questions
Geometry
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You can access the questions from the word scramble here! Make sure that you have justified your work on each problem. I will be collecting the completed scramble tomorrow.
Also, today is the final day that you can complete the Classroom Roles Survey. This is also where you can let me know of any seating requests and your preference of lecture (powerpoint/hand-written).
Also, today is the final day that you can complete the Classroom Roles Survey. This is also where you can let me know of any seating requests and your preference of lecture (powerpoint/hand-written).
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