Instead of Rubik’s Cubing, due to shipping issues, we will taking on world record paper airplanes. Click the following links:
This first video is an overview of the “Paper Airplane Guy” with a quick tutorial on his world record paper airplane called “Suzanne” named after his wife.
This second video is an in depth tutorial on 5 different types of paper airplanes that he has mastered over his career as the paper airplane guy.
Drag and drop the jpeg below into the media slot in your journal book. Be sure to create a new “sheet”.
Download the Journal Book here.
Drag and drop the picture/post below in to the media placeholder in the journal book.
Download the Journal Document here.
Drag and drop the picture below into the media slot for Journal Entry #1.
Try to figure out the following proof by selecting the correct statements and reasons.
If that was just too easy, click here and try out the triangle proof awaiting you. Good luck.
If the first two were still not a challenge for you, try this last one out.
Below are two tutorial links (optional) and the third is a link to the iXL skill practice (mandatory).
Click here for a tutorial on converting mixed number fractions to improper fractions.
Click here for a tutorial on changing improper fractions to mixed number fractions.
Click here for the iXL practice skill (100 points).
We’ve started with solving equations in one variable. There are two overarching ideas that govern equation solving:
We’ve talked about two “new” operations that we’re including when solving equations:
Check out these examples for a refresher:
Click the link and take the survey.
Welcome back to another year of your academic career at Kamehameha Schools Maui. For those of you entering KS Maui for the first time, welcome and we are glad to have you.
For this year, I look forward to getting to know all of you and introducing you to some pretty important and fun topics in mathematics; specifically Algebra 1 and Geometry.
