J Lee

Notes on what a matrix is, row operations, and operations with matrices. I copy these front and back then cut them in half to save on paper and to tape in their notebook. There are 3 pages. Page 4 and 5 are filled out for you in case you don't have time in class to fill in the blanks or for students who were absent when you were going over these. Make sure you "shrink to fit" when you print this and print both pages, flipping on the short side. (just so the other side doesn't come out upside d

Condensed one page of notes on Linear equations. Blank or already filled out. Use it for notes or as a review of linear equations.

This is a flow chart that will help students decide which method to use (Special Right Triangles, Trigonometry, Pythagorean Theorem)given a right triangle to solve for the unknown information.

This is the factoring trinomials notes that for our "Note"book. I put some examples on the back so they can practice it and have some examples with their notes. I like this method the best, short and succinct and not so clunky like the box method. I don't know the official name for this method, we call it the criss-cross method. Make sure you "shrink to fit" when you print this and print both pages, flipping on the short side. (just so the examples don't come out upside down. **UPDATE** added

One page of notes on hyperbolas. I usually write the vocabulary in with color pens with the students. But I also included one that is filled out for those who were absent.

Half page notes for solving system of linear equations with instructions on the left and an example on the right. I just go through the steps with my students and write out the example. I also included one that already has the example filled out on the right. I made it half page so students can put it in their INB.

Notes on dividing square roots as well as higher roots.

One page of notes on Ellipses

Half page of notes for your INB on the names of polynomials. Make sure you print with "Shrink to fit page"

Fun 11" x 17" poster of vocabulary of a polynomial.

Rational Root Theorem, Descartes' Rule of Signs Flow Chart Notes

Updated version of the flow chart using the criss cross method. I love the criss cross method much better than any other method. I do not have to teach when a = 1 and when a =/ 1 separately because it's the same for both instances. Please refer to the factoring notes I have in my store if you do not know that method.

Flow chart for factoring: including difference of squares, sum/difference of cubes, grouping.