High Level Mathematics

Students are asked to figure out whether two shapes are similar or congruent. The second half asks students to draw one similar and one congruent shape for each shape provided. Definition of congruence and similarity are also provided at the top of the front page.

This is an investigation lesson on radian to degree conversion. The lesson is scaffolded enough that the students may be able to complete the package independently. At the end, students will be able to: -understand the relationship between radian and degrees -know how to convert from radian to degrees and vice versa Teacher Instructions:Method 1 (constructivist): Students in pairs, groups, or individually may work on the package themselves. Teacher may want to check student solutions during the

Guided notes that include examples that show students how to name lines and angles of triangles.

This package contains questions regarding Cartesian transformations, similarity, and congruence questions. Can be used as a quiz, homework, or practice test.

Students are asked to figure out whether two shapes are similar or congruent. The second half asks students to draw one similar and one congruent shape for each shape provided. Definition of congruence and similarity are also provided at the top of the front page.

This worksheet asks students to complete the square and factor a quadratic expression to graph the function. An examplar is provided at the top to follow as a model!

A full lesson on exponent laws. Students should be able to complete the guided investigation independently. Scaffolded enough to have most students complete in groups or independently.

The worksheet has worked example problems that show students how to solve translation and reflection problems. In no way, should students be taught translations and reflections with only this resource. This work could be a good supplement to a lesson or a good take home assignment. Answers are also provided in a separate document. The answer key is provided for free.

[Solutions] This is an investigation lesson on radian to degree conversion. The lesson is scaffolded enough that the students may be able to complete the package independently. At the end, students will be able to: -understand the relationship between radian and degrees -know how to convert from radian to degrees and vice versa Teacher Instructions:Method 1 (constructivist): Students in pairs, groups, or individually may work on the package themselves. Teacher may want to check student solution

Accompaniment to Teacher-Guide Adding Fractions. Distribute this to all students.

Guided Notes for adding numbers: -Provides students with 3 methods for adding mixed numbers -Gives students step by step instructions to complete method -Faster paced students may work independently -Practice questions provided

Example Questions: Find all angles for arcsin(-1/2)Students will find: The angles for negative trig ratiosStudents will learn: To use the calculator to find initial angleThat not all ratios will have 2 answersThe CAST diagram

Integer Addition and Subtraction worksheet with answer keys included. The worksheet has 3 solved example problems so that students can refer to them.

Students are asked to figure out whether two shapes are similar or congruent. The second half asks students to draw one similar and one congruent shape for each shape provided. Definition of congruence and similarity are also provided at the top of the front page.

Students are asked to figure out whether two shapes are similar or congruent. The second half asks students to draw one similar and one congruent shape for each shape provided. Definition of congruence and similarity are also provided at the top of the front page.

Students are asked to figure out whether two shapes are similar or congruent. The second half asks students to draw one similar and one congruent shape for each shape provided. Definition of congruence and similarity are also provided at the top of the front page.

Students are asked to figure out whether two shapes are similar or congruent. The second half asks students to draw one similar and one congruent shape for each shape provided. Definition of congruence and similarity are also provided at the top of the front page.

Students are asked to figure out whether two shapes are similar or congruent. The second half asks students to draw one similar and one congruent shape for each shape provided. Definition of congruence and similarity are also provided at the top of the front page.

Example Questions: Find all angles for arcsin(1/2) in RadiansStudents will find: The angles for positive trig ratiosStudents will learn: To use the calculator to find initial angleThat not all ratios will have 2 answersThe CAST diagramTo convert degrees to radians

Example Questions: Find the area of a trapezoid with parallel sides 5 units and 3 units and a height of 3 units.Find the area of two triangles that form a trapezoid.Students will find: the area of a trapezoid using draw trapezoids with given areaStudents will learn: how to find the formula of area of a trapezoid using area of triangle equations