old Day 33/67 of GED in Five Months, coordinates, and area

 Adulting is also about finding up to date information and versions of this lesson plan set,  understanding how complex ideas fit together and affect other ideas, people, places, and/or things.  The Cartesian coordinate system also gives us access to yet another form of language, allowing us to describe the world around us more fully in terms of precise location.

Figuring out the area of a polygon in a coordinate plane can also help us figure out other things, no?

Middle of week 9/18

Day 33 Wk 9

Grammar: coordinating conjunctions

Math: Area of polygons on a grid/coordinate plane

Day 33ExitTix

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