August 2023’s New Teacher Tools

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Illustration of summer sun setting over the ocean.

Happy August!!! As the summer sun starts to set, a new school year is on the horizon for many (it’s even started for some!). While we’ve had a great summer (and hope you have too), we are genuinely excited for school to begin and have been creating new materials for all of our teacher members to use, including a new Geometry course and new Spanish language versions of some of our middle school materials (see… Read more »

eMath March Newsletter

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It’s March 14th. Pi Day!!! Here’s a nice pi-ku for you: Also, in the greater Northeast, it is Snowpocalypse 2017. So far about 9 inches have fallen with another 15 or so on the way. We’ve been exceptionally busy lately here at eMATHinstruction. I’m going to switch things up a bit in this newsletter and give you the news first and discuss add-ons second. On the Common Core Geometry front we’ve been moving ahead nicely.… Read more »

eMath February Newsletter

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We’ve now moved past the mid-winter point (Groundhog’s Day) and are heading towards spring, even though our recent blizzards don’t make it seem that way. We’ve got some add-ons and some news here at eMATHinstruction, so let’s get to it. For this month’s Common Core Algebra I Add-Ons we have three new additions. We start with a worksheet that gives students extra practice simplifying square roots. This is a nice worksheet if you just feel… Read more »

Common Core Geometry – by Kirk

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The summer has begun and so I have begun my work in earnest on eMATHinstruction’s Common Core Geometry. I have wanted to write a text on Geometry for about as long as I could remember, but things just kept getting in my way (kids, teaching, algebra… you know, life). Geometry is an interesting subject that has been studied for almost 3,000 years. Let that one sink in. Three thousand. Euclid’s Elements is regarded as one… Read more »