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Here's an example of surface area of a cube.  You may do surface area of any 3-D shape, but my example is of a cube. Email me with questions.  Stay safe and I miss y'all. 

Here's an example of each type of slope-intercept problem you will be working on today.  Please email me with any questions.  Stay safe and I miss y'all!

Here are examples for Intermediate Algebra and Geometry.  Please let me know if you need additional help.  I miss y'all!

Here's an example for Week 2 Day 1 Intermediate Algebra. 

 

If you do not have graph paper, there is printable on mathbits.com, most dollar stores have it cheap, or if all else fails, you can use a regular sheet of paper and use a ruler to create equally spaced lines.  Please reach out if you need help!

Here's an example for Geometry week 2 day 1.  If you do not have graph paper, there is printable on mathbits.com, most dollar stores have it cheap, or if all else fails, you can use a regular sheet of paper and use a ruler to create equally spaced lines.  Remember to reach out if you need help! 

Here's an example for Day 4 Geometry (Finding the Midpoint).  

 

Remember to create a 7 question quiz with answer key.

Here's an example for Algebra Day 4 (Simplifying Radicals).  Remember to create a ten problem quiz and answer key.

Here's an example of finding the solution to a system by graphing.  It is much easier if you have graph paper. If you do not, there is printable graph paper on mathbits.com.  If you don't have access to that, try to make your units as equal as possible for finding the solution to the system.  I used a ruler and made my tick marks one cm apart for consistency.  Also remember, plot your y-intercept first, then use the slope as rise over run to find a few more points on the line.

Here's an example of the Angle Addition Postulate.  Remember, you are to create 7 problems for a quiz, then create an answer key. 

Here's the work for creating an answer key for the 7 problem volume of a cylinder quiz you are to create. Remember, you have access to Khan Academy.  See links section on my page. Email me with questions.