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High school geometry lectures for Easel
Budgeting Your Money: Everyday Life Skills Math Series: Booklet Five
Many families work throughout their lives to earn money and provide the necessities and extras that will make them happy. Unfortunately many families find it difficult to make their paycheck stretch and find that they are living from paycheck to paycheck. A good suggestion to control spending and provide more extras is to construct a household or family budget. “Budgeting Your Money” is a set of activities to help each student establish a lifelong skill about dealing with money. Each student
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Grades:
5th - 11th
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Geometry Worksheet and Guided Lesson Notes - Deductive Reasoning
Guided Lesson Notes lead students through:A review of Inductive ReasoningLaw of DetachmentLaw of SyllogismWorksheet allows students to practiceDetermining the difference between Inductive Reasoning and Deductive ReasoningMaking conclusions based on the Laws of Detachment and SyllogismDetermining the validity of arguments
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in: Geometry Worksheet Bundle - Unit 2 Geometric Reasoning
Parallel & Perpendicular Lines Guided Notes & Lecture Video Link (PDF + Digital)
Video and guided notes (in PDF form) for writing equations of parallel and perpendicular lines. The notes are designed for students to use digitally using free PDF editing applications such as Kami, but they may also be printed. The notes are color coded - students complete any yellow sections from the video examples and students complete any green sections independently as part of the "Your Turn".Video covers the notes and explains the following examples:Slope criteria for parallel and perpen
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Partitioning Segments Guided Notes and Lecture Video Link (PDF & TpT Digital)
Video and guided notes (in PDF form) for finding the partition point of a line segment. The notes are designed for students to use digitally using free PDF editing applications such as Kami, but they may also be printed. The notes are color coded - students complete any yellow sections from the video examples and students complete any green sections independently as part of the "Your Turn".Video covers the notes and explains the following examples:Review of ratios and fractions for line segmen
Grades:
9th - 12th
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