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Geometry (Oct. 28-Nov. 1)

Updated: Oct 31, 2024

Monday: 2-1 Angles and Congruence with sample problems

Tuesday: 2-1 Angles and Congruence with sample problems

Wednesday: 2-1 Angles and Congruence with sample problems worksheet

Thursday: 2-1 In class quiz

Friday: Field Trip

 
 
 

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