Links
Click here to print out graph paper for your homework or notes.
Use this to enter the web codes that are in your book's margin in red. These include lessons (great for review or if you were absent), games, and activities. Check it out!
This site has some fun games, review lessons, and even a graphing calculator (only to check your answers!). This would be great to use to study for a test or to catch up if you have been absent.
Use this just to check your graphs at home. Make sure you still show all of your work.
Here are a few fun movie clips that involve math!
Watch videos about the topics we learned in class. You get to pick your teacher!
See how math helped us come up with the idea of adding a 29th to February once every 4 years. (OK- science might have helped a little...)
MJ and Diddy know the QF. Do you?
This could be you...
The Stanford Marshmallow Experiment is an observational study that found a link between defered gratification and success later in life.
Choose a topic from any class and watch videos and / or look at notes. This even has a TI-83 tutorial section!