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After discussing multiplying binomials using the FOIL method, this article will be assigned to Algebra I class. The hyperlink below allows students to check FOIL work. Enter an original problem into the hyperlink. Complete the FOIL . . . read more
Enter two linear equations in any form to check assignments #59, #62, and #48. http://wims.unice.fr/wims/wims.cgi?session=QH1671D1BF.2&+lang=en&+module=tool%2Flinear%2Flinsolver.en read more
All hyperlinks below are independent sites not in affiliation with USD#113. Mr. Hall did not author the sites but is linking them for resources for students for educational purposes only. The sites were created to be resources for . . . read more
The web site below does NOT accompany a worksheet handed out in class. This article is an independent assignment. In the hyperlink below, scroll down, select and complete Pythagorean Theorem (2) which demonstrates the . . . read more
The hyperlink below accompanies a geometry classroom worksheet and shows a demonstration of the Pythagorean theorem which is: a^2 + b^2 = c^2. You do not need the worksheet to complete this SOCS article. Visit the web site, . . . read more
Mr. Randy Hall teaches geometry, algebra, trigonometry and pre-calculus at Sabetha High School. In addition to his teaching duties, Mr. Hall is the SHS golf coach and freshmen class sponsor. Mr. Hall graduated from Sabetha High School. . . . read more
SHS, KSU, and Princeton graduate, Jace Kohlmeier, accepted a position with Khan Academy--a web host of hundreds of educational videos. Read the article below to discover the true depths of the academy, and read quotes by Jace. . . . read more
This article will be assigned after discussing ellipses and hyperbolas in class. Visit the web site below which shows one method of constructing a hyperbola or an ellipse. When constructing the hyperbola, place the black point . . . read more
Students will be given the NFL and NCAA quarterback rating formulas. Students will enter the formulas into Excel. Students will enter the same statistics into their Excel worksheet and also into the sites below to check for the . . . read more
