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This page was created so that you could sample some of the media I may link to on this website. In an effort to see how much this resource can be used by students, please check out the links on this page to see if they play on your computer. You will want to have your speakers turned on. The ability to see and hear this media may be affected the age of your computer, speed of your computer, memory of your computer, speed of your Internet connection, etc.

You may need to download updates of programs in order to view some of this media. Usually a pop-up or error message will appear to alert you to this. You may also want to try using a different Web browser if you use Internet Explorer. Try [|Firefox] or Netscape.


 * //Note: When you click on links, it will not open a new webpage. You may want to open two webpages with//** [|**//http://postfcs.wikispaces//**] **//on it so that you can come back to this page easily. You may also try to right click a link to go to that page in a new window.//**

__**PDF Worksheet:**__ (need [|Adobe Reader] to open)

__**Podcast:**__ (saves audio) media type="custom" key="4286547"

media type="custom" key="4286573" Embedded PowerPoint with Voice: media type="custom" key="4286559"
 * __Embedded PowerPoint:

LiveScribe Pencasts:__**
 * If you don't see the image referred to below it probably means that you don't have the Flash 9.0 or higher player installed. That's what the opening pop-up alert was all about. Try installing the latest** [|**Flash**] **Player.

__media type="custom" key="4282035"

Embedded Videos: media type="custom" key="4282133"

Interactive Simulations/Virtual Manipulatives:__** (These resources use Java and may ask you to download latest version.) Click these links to see an interactive math simulation (follow directions): [|Integers] Drag red chips for negative and black chips for positive. [|Angles] Drag red point to create angles of various degrees. Note that the word acute changes to obtuse, etc, when certain angles are formed. [|Pascal's Triangle] Increase the depth several times and then type in 3 in the box and click on AutoColor. See the pattern?! [|Geometric Solids] Click on the shape to move it and to see it in different views. Click on New Shape to see a different shape.