Factoring Vocabulary:

Greatest Common Factor (GCF) - The greatest number or variable that is common to all terms.

Polynomial - An expression with two or more terms

Trinomial - An expression with exactly three terms.

Factored Completely - A polynomial is factored completely when it is written as a product of unfactorable polynomials.

Prime - A polynomial is prime when it can not be factored.


Day	State Objective	Guided Notes Handout	Lesson Video	Assignment
Wednesday 9/2	A2.A.2.1	Notes 2-1: Greatest Common Factor
Thursday 9/3	A2.A.2.1			Quizizz HW 2-1 2-1 KEY
Friday 9/4	A2.A.2.1	Notes 2-2: Factoring Trinomials (a=1) Speed Dating		HW 2-2 2-2 KEY
Monday 9/7		LABOR DAY		NO SCHOOL
Tuesday 9/8	A2.A.2.1	Notes 2-3: Differences of Squares and Sum/Difference of Cubes		HW 2-3 2-3 KEY
Wednesday 9/9	A2.A.2.1	Notes 2-4: Factor by Grouping		Kahoot HW 2-4 2-4 KEY
Thursday 9/10	A2.A.2.1	Notes 2-5: Split the Middle Term (Factoring Quadratics when a>1)		HW 2-5 2-5 KEY
Friday 9/11	A2.A.2.1	Factor - All Types Flow Chart		Quizizz
Monday 9/14		Review White boards		DeltaMath
Tuesday 9/15		UNIT 2 QUEST