John and Jill were doing research on the titanic and the 

people that were on it. There were 324 first class 

passengers, 284 second class passengers, and 709 

third class passengers on the titanic.

Jill and Jack wanted to see if the "passengers 

survived" and "passengers in first class" are 

dependent or independent events. she found out 

that it is a dependent event because the passengers 

survival depended on the passengers who are in 

first class

Jack asked Jill what is a probability of compound 

events. Jill answered 2 or more events at the 

same time. Jack was still confused so she 

continued with a circle chart.

imagine walking in the woods and you see a 

hunter and 3 deer. the probability that the hunter 

is will get a deer is 1/3. Or that there is a hunter 

getting a deer is a dependent event because it 

depends if there are deer if the hunter can get 

one. 

Ni'Ishia and Emily live by the beach and 

always wondered what is it called when there 

are twin houses next to each other. Emily 

says in mathematical language you would 

consider that reflection. Reflection is a 

mirrored image.

When Ni'Ishia went to the gas station for gas to get 

gas for the car. Ni'Ishia remembered her geometry 

teacher told her that when your car drives it is doing 

translation.its just sliding and that's basically what 

translation is its sliding or moving.

 Emily and Ni'Ishia are neighbors and were playing 

outside together with some other friends. They were 

playing duck duck goose and emily was starting it. Emily 

rotated around the group of kids and realized she was 

doing a rotation.

Ni'Ishia told Emily that the lines on the building are 

parallel. Emily asked her how se knew it wasnt 

perpendicular and she answered because if the slope is 

equal the lines are parallel and if they are inverse the 

lines are perpendicular so you know the building is 

parallel.

kimberly kept seeing things in the desert that made her 

think of geometry. she was so water deprived all she 

said was only when lines are parallel are the angles 

corresponding angles.

Ni'Ishia seen a S shape and remembered that 

her teacher told her that an alternative 

interior angle was in a zigzag or S shape. all 

she could think about was geometry.

Emily and NI'Ishia are still going through the 

desert thinking about geometry because 

everything they see reminds them of angles. 

Emily sees this thing in a V shape and says 

"omg Ni'Ishia" do you remember that 

Alternative angle is in a V shape.

Ni'Ishia says to Emily "yes do you see that big 

C shaped sand hill?" "well that's like a 

consecutive interior angle, they are also in a C 

shape".

On the ocean there are many things 

pertaining to geometry. Like distance formula 

you just connect the points to make a triangle 

and then you can see that after that you can 

find out the distance between two points.

Being on the boat for math club they decided 

to do geometry. One kid told the other that 

the pythagorean theorem is A squared+ B 

squared= C squared. you can find what a 

triangle is equal to if you use this theorem.

Another child asked if two triangles are 

congruent to two other triangles what is it 

called? they answered "its called ASA 

Theorem".

A student asked "how do you tell if a triangle 

is congruent?" they answered "using SSS 

Theorem". That is one of the ways to find out 

if a triangle is congruent.

The leader asked the kids "do you know what 

the SAS Theorem is?" every one shook their 

heads no. He stated "its a statement that if 

two sides and the angle are congruent to 

another, then they are congruent".

on the family camping trip little john asked his 

grandma what AA similarity postulate was for 

his homework. she answered "if two angles of 

one triangle are congruent to two angles of 

another triangle then the two triangles are 

similar. 

sarah (johns twin sister) asked john does he 

know what a special right triangle is. John told 

sarah "its a triangle that has two angles the 

same degrees and one different". Grandma 

anne says good job to john and gives him 

candy.

when john looked at sarahs paper, he noticed 

she left a problem blank. He asked her "sarah 

do you know how to do this"? she answered 

"no" he told her "SOH means sine or opposite 

over hypotenuse CAH means cosine or 

adjacent over hypotenuse and TOA means 

tangent or opposite over adjacent". sarah 

looked and did the problem correctly.

john didnt understand a problem on his 

worksheet so he asked his grandpa mike. He 

said "grandpa do you know what the indirect 

measurement method is"? his grandpa 

answered "no" so he went and asked grandma 

anne and she answered "no" he went to his 

sister and she said "its when you measure 

something by measuring something else". 

John was so happy his sister knew.