Students can explore contents in the Algebra-1 textbook by using this link: http://www.glencoe.com (check for Algebra-1).
Students can explore contents in the Physical Science textbook by using this link: http://www.plenticehall.com (check for science) .
Students are encouraged to prepare and to perform at their highest levels to meet California's Algebra-1 Content Standards and Physical Science Content Standards.
Please take practice quizzes/exercises at the particular math sections of your choice and, if you'd like, print out your results and please feel free to sharing them with me. If any students would like further assistance on how to best use this site, please see me for demo on how to access the extra resources available online. For highly recommended site for math is www.patbucher.com or see www.mlkams.org
For a little break and some U.S. Geography Fitness: Try this link: http://jimspages.com/States.htm
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