Exercise #10 notes

Exercise #10 notes

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Exercise #9 notes ~ even and odd functions Part Two!

Part Two!

Exercise #9 notes ~ even and odd functions

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Exercise #9 Part One

Lesson 9 will be broken into two parts and this is the beginning. Get ready for more Graphing:)

Exercise #9 notes

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Exercise #8 notes

This is for you Katie! I think this is considered to be three days prior to the lesson.

Exercise #8 notes

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Exercise #7 Notes

Here are Friday's notes. Remember you must make a slideshare account if you wish to download the document.

Also, if you missed your test today you will need to see me to make arrangements to make up the test on your own time. You will have until Tuesday Morning to have the test completed.

Keep keepin' on!

Exercise #7 notes

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Exercise #6 Notes

Hi Folks,
Here are the notes for lesson six. Now if I recall correctly in order to download the notes you must go to www.slideshare.com create an account. Once you have done this you can go back to the blog, click on the slide show and it will redirect you to the slideshare site where you can then download the notes.

I promise its easy once you get the hang of it:)

Remember you have a test THURSDAY FEB 24! Lessons 1 -5

Exercise #6 notes

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Unit Circle Videos

Hey Folks,
Just searching the web for useful unit circle lessons and I came across this page that has a few short videos that review what we have done over lessons one and two!

http://www.snow.edu/jonathanb/Courses/Math1060/unit_circ_trig.html

You can even watch them at school as long as you have Real Player.
Enjoy
Ms. Scallion

Welcome to the Blog!

This is where the magic happens! I hope this will become a two-way flow of information between my self and the class.  Once you have made your g-mail account, e-mailed me and received an invitation to be a contributor you are going to have access to post to the blog.  This may be useful you put up links to content useful websites or ask questions to the class. The possibilities are endless:)

Have fun and enjoy the ride!
Cheers
Ms. Scallion