Welcome to
Pre-Calculus and Algebra II. I hope that you enjoy your time in my classroom. This is a critical time for all of you as you
will be taking the SAT test along with exploring what and where you'll be after you graduate next year. I realize all of you
may not love math like I do, but you must learn to persevere. Any and all questions you have about the concepts you are learning
need to be answered immediately. You or your parents can reach me at my email which is listed below. For more information
on how to contact me visit Meet the Teacher on the left hand side of this webpage. You can email any questions or concerns
or meet with me for tutoring after school on Mondays and Thursdays and every morning of the week. I am the moderator
of the National Honor Society. If you are having difficulty in another course besides math, we can help you. Just stop
into room 305 and I will set you up with a tutor.
Attention all National Honor Society Members: We will be going to the Camden Aquarium
on Monday, May 14. Remember you have to turn in your signed parent permission and teacher slip to me by Monday, May 7.
SAT Test Dates- The last SAT test date is on June 2, 2007. You have to register by
April 27, 2007. You can still register up until May 9, 2007, but you will have to pay a late fee. Please note this is the
last SAT test until the fall. Click on College Board below to find out more information.
College Board.
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Solve the Puzzle!
Try to solve the following:
Dreaming
of apples on a wall,
and dreaming
often dear,
I dreamed
that, if I counted all,
__how many would appear?
Last weeks Puzzle:
Suppose 10 monkeys take 10 minutes to eat
10 bananas? How long would it take 5 monkeys to eat 5 bananas?
Click Below for Answer to Last Week's Puzzle
College versus Job
College today cost a small fortune! So is it worth it financially? Find out by visiting my
WebQuest and follow the step by step instructions. Click on the link below.
Job versus College WebQuest
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Washington's Crossing Virtual School Field
Trip
Want to go on a field trip to Washington's Crossing without ever leaving your classroom?
Well now you can! By clicking on the link below you can experience history without the long lines!
Virtual Field Trip
We've learned about Quadratic Functions and how they graph Parabolas. Parabolas are'nt
just used for sattelite dishes. They are also used around the world to cook food! Check out the sites below that instruct
you in the building of these cookers.
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