We’ve been busy adding new content across Math and Government. Here’s what’s new on the site:
Math
- Finding the Volume of a Rectangular Prism (Grade 6-8) — V = l × w × h, with a real worked example and the commutative property.
- Rules of Exponents, Part 1 (Grade 6-8) — the Product, Quotient, Power, and Zero Exponent rules.
- Rules of Exponents, Part 2 (Grade 6-8) — completes the set with Negative Exponents, Power of a Product, and Power of a Quotient.
- Converting Between Fahrenheit and Celsius (Grade 6-8) — both conversion formulas, with worked examples in each direction.
Government
- The Bill of Rights: An Overview (Grade 9-12) — all ten amendments, grouped into four clear themes.
- Checks and Balances (Grade 6-8) — how the three branches of government limit each other’s power.
Together with our existing Government lessons, that’s now a complete civics progression from grades 3 through 12 — The Three Branches of Government → How a Bill Becomes a Law → Checks and Balances → The Bill of Rights.
Every lesson comes with a short video, a free worksheet with an answer key, and an infographic — no login required.
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