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What a great first day! We were able to cover rules and expectations today, and , hopefully, I was able to get every student excited about their upcoming year of Geometry. Here are the plans for this first week of school.
Wednesday, 8/12- First day stuff
Thursday, 8/13- Get set up with technology (online textbook, Google Classroom, blog), start Chapter 1 Voca...
Howdy! This is the first blog post for WOHS Geometry for the 2026-2027 school year. Thank you for visiting. Please click the subscribe button for all the updates that will be posted here.
To address some basic questions:
The required supplies include a 1 or 1.5 inch three ring binder, page dividers for 4 sections, plenty of notebook paper (or a spiral notebook t...Tuesday, 1/6- Exponent Basics
Wednesday, 1/7- Product of Powers, Quotient of Powers, Power of Powers Rules
Thursday, 1/8- Negative Powers and Zero Power Rules
Friday, 1/9- Simplifying Square Roots of non-perfect squares
Monday, 10/20- Slopes of Perpendicular Lines
Tuesday, 10/21- Writing Equations of Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Wednesday, 10/22- Writing Equations of Parallel and Perpendicular Lines, Day 2
Thursday, 10/23- Test Review: Transformations, Parallel and Perpendicular Lines, Horizontal and Vertical Lines
Friday, 10/24- Module 2, Topic 2 Test
This week, we will start with a new topic: Transformations of Functions. We will begin by adding vertical translations to the linear parent function, f(x) + d, which will lead into a discussion about parallel lines. We will next introduce vertical transformations, af(x), which will lead into discussions about perpendicular lines. No test this week, but possibly towards th...