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Welcome to the Science Resource Center! Whether you're learning the laws of motion, exploring chemical reactions, or diving into cells and ecosystems, this page is here to support your science learning journey. From interactive lessons to study tools and videos, you'll find everything you need to understand Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Environmental Science.
Physics
Physics
Algebra 1 introduces variables, expressions, linear equations, and real-world problem solving. Mastering these concepts builds confidence and prepares you for everything that comes next.
What You'll Learn:
Solving linear equations and inequalities
Graphing on the coordinate plane
Understanding functions
Working with polynomials and factoring
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Chemistry
Chemistry
Geometry is all about thinking logically, recognizing patterns, and seeing math in the world around you. From angles to proofs, you’ll gain powerful reasoning skills.
Key Concepts:
Points, lines, angles, and planes
Properties of triangles, circles, and polygons
Transformations and symmetry
Congruence, similarity, and proofs
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Geometry Lessons & Practice (Math is Fun)
Biology
Biology
Algebra 2 builds on what you learned in Algebra 1—now with more depth, new functions, and real-world modeling. Expect to stretch your math muscles!
Key Concepts:
Quadratic functions and graphs
Exponential and logarithmic expressions
Systems of equations
Radical and rational expressions
Helpful Links:
Using the Hardy-Weinberg Equations EHS.pdfPhysical Science
Physical Science
Pre-Calculus brings together everything you’ve learned—and gets you ready for college-level math like Calculus and beyond. It’s a challenging course, but you’ve got this!
Key Concepts:
Trigonometric functions and identities
Polynomial and rational functions
Limits and rates of change
Real-life applications and modeling
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Environmental Science
Environmental Science
Pre-Calculus brings together everything you’ve learned—and gets you ready for college-level math like Calculus and beyond. It’s a challenging course, but you’ve got this!
Key Concepts:
Trigonometric functions and identities
Polynomial and rational functions
Limits and rates of change
Real-life applications and modeling
Helpful Links:
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