Parents and Students...
Below you will find links to various resources
Desmos Studio, PBC. (2025). Desmos. https://www.desmos.com/.
Desmos is a great tool for graphing, calculations, and assignments. I will assign assignments through Desmos throughout Geometry. These will be seen in Google Classroom. Desmos provides students with many mathematical tools. They can graph, draw, and explore. Many students choose to use Desmos over their graphing calculator. It is easy to use and can be tailored to fit the needs of the student.
Khan Academy. (2026). Khan academy. http://www.khanacademy.org/.
This is an excellent resource for students to use to help in understanding the topics discussed in class. There are videos, examples, and quizzes to aid in student understanding. I am also able to see their progress and scores on assessments.
Pierce, R. (2025). Geometry. Math is fun. https://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/.
This button will take you to the geometry page on the site. There are links to various geometry topics. This site has really good explanations along with interactive activities. This would be a great resource for both parents and students. It is easy to understand and provides fantastic visuals. This is another resource to help with understanding.
Mathigon. (2025). Ruler and compass construction. Mathigon. https://mathigon.org/course/euclidean-geometry/construction.
This site provides students with a great resource for geometric constructions. It offers explanations, interactive tools, and shows where constructions are impossible. Mathigon does a good job of connecting constructions to their historical significance. There are still some parts that are "coming soon," but what is there is very helpful when it comes to constructions.
Gonzales, J. (2015). Algebra. Video tutor. https://www.video-tutor.net/algebra.html.
This site provides instructional videos for algebra and geometry. If students are struggling and need additional help, these videos are a good resource. This is the website for the Organic Chemistry Tutor found on YouTube. He does a really good job of explaining topics, including his videos on trigonometry.