For this project, I graphed the given equation using Desmos. I included the asymptotes as dashed lines and wrote them as equations on the graph. Then, I compiled all of the graphics, labels, mathematical statements, and phrases onto a single page using Canva. I made sure to label all of the important parts of the graph, such as intercepts, vertices, and asymptotes. I also scattered accurate mathematical statements and phrases around the image to describe the graph and its features. Finally, I added icons, symbols, and stickers to make the presentation visually engaging while keeping the mathematical notation precise and correct.

For this project, I worked with Sydney, and we created a detailed itinerary and expense tracker for a trip to Tokyo, including the exchange rates for the country we were visiting. We listed prices in the local currency where appropriate and converted them to U.S. dollars. We calculated the total cost of the trip in both the foreign currency and U.S. dollars to provide a clear overview of expenses. Finally, we designed a poster/travel brochure that showcased the itinerary, budget, and key details of the trip in a visually engaging way. This project helped us practice planning, budgeting, and presenting information clearly while incorporating real-world financial skills.

For this project, I researched the layers of Earth’s atmosphere and created an informative slideshow using Google Slides to present my findings. I included details about each layer, such as its composition, temperature, and role in Earth’s climate and environment. I organized the information clearly with visuals, labels, and accurate scientific terminology to make the slideshow both educational and engaging. This project helped me strengthen my understanding of the atmosphere and how its layers interact with one another.