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Algebra 1 Cornell Notes: 22 pages of notes. Topics include: linear equation, slope, ordered pair, perpendicular, sketch, slope-intercept form, point-slope form, standard form, x-intercept, y-intercept, axis, graph, line, coordinate plane, rate of change, undefined slope, zero slope, parallel, vertical lines, horizontal lines, linear model, negative reciprocal. Students begin graphing with a table of values, finding intercepts, and then using slope intercept form. Point slope form, slope, para

Algebra Cornell Notes: 6 pages include the following topics: evaluate, linear inequality, solution, solution set, number line, number line graph, greater than, less than, at most, at least, addition property, multiplication property, infinite, translating linear inequalities, solving linear inequalities, Translating Phrases into Algebraic Expressions - Including Inequalities. Summary boxes and test prep included.

Cornell Notes, 17 pages. Topics include: relation, function, ordered pair, input, output, independent variable, dependent variable, domain, range, analyze, justify, defined, function notation, discrete function, continuous functions, coordinate system, vertical and horizontal axis, constant, increasing, decreasing, functions and their graphs.

Geometry Cornell Notes. Topics include: right triangles, hypotenuse, legs, Pythagorean theorem, converse, and Pythagorean triples. Examples and summary boxes included.

The following Algebra 1 notes include topics on the following: equivalent expressions & equations, evaluating, solutions, coefficient, distributive property, solving equations, solving fractional equations, like terms, reciprocal, identity & inverse operations, linear, providing justification, quantity, grouping, mathematical operations, patterns to develop rules, translating algebraic expressions & equations, and ends with problem solving. Summary boxes and test prep included.

This note packet is an introduction to high school geometry. It is 14 pages which cover the following topics: positive & negative integers with chips, difference, equivalent, adding/multiplying/subtracting/dividing fractions, opposites, improper fractions, numerical expressions, and algebraic properties of equality. There are bridges to Geometry also built in. Kids love the note packets and they also get a chance to process information in summary boxes. Mathematical reasoning and standardized

Topics include: special triangles, cosine, perfect square, radical expression, tangent, square root, sine, radicand, trigonometry , 30°- 60°-90° triangle, simplest form, 45°-45°-90° triangles, radical sign, trigonometric ratio, and trigonometric identities.

Topics include: measuring angles, types of angles, angle addition postulate, constructing congruent angles.

Topics included: congruent angles, complementary/supplementary angles, linear pair, and vertical angles.

Topics include: Quadrilaterals, Diagonals, Parallelograms, Congruent, Consecutive, and Nonconsecutive vertices

Topics Include: interior angles of a triangle, exterior angles of a triangle, median, altitude, centroid, concurrent, perpendicular bisector, and angle bisector

Cornell notes with basic terms, conditional statements, postulates, congruent segments, and angle definitions.

Topics include: triangle, congruent triangles, corresponding parts, side-side-side, side-angle-side, angle-side-angle, angle-angle-side, hypotenuse-leg, proportions, ratio, similarity

Cornell Notes on polygons, concavity, diagonals, regular polygons, classifying triangles, sums of interior and exterior angles.

This is a graphic organizer used to present vocabulary on circle properties.

A reference tool to post for students' use throughout the year.