In Algebra Readiness, students explore real and irrational numbers, bridging rational and real number systems. They delve into rigid transformations, congruence, dilations, and similarity. Progressing from proportional to linear relationships, they master expressing and connecting linear relationships through equations, tables, and graphs. Handling linear equations in one and two variables deepens, along with understanding solutions to systems of equations. Linear relationships as functions are introduced, applied to variable data contexts. Exponents expand to integers, accompanied by scientific notation, and the Pythagorean Theorem. All units align with Idaho State Standards and recommended course structure.

What do I need to learn about? I will understand and approximate square and cube roots, use the Pythagorean theorem for right triangles, and determine fractions and decimal approximations for rational and irrational numbers. 

Grow from: I'll gather everything I've learned about The Pythagorean Theorem and Irrational Numbers. I will include evidence of my learning activities. For my project, I will complete the project in Schoology or submit one that has been pre-approved by my teacher. After receiving feedback, I'll revise and refine my project until I achieve mastery.