Students predict how many pedals it takes to ride a mile in a certain gear. Then they actually ride the bike in the virtual world of Zwift to how close their predictions are! #glcsms
Maguire Abegg decided to go huge paisley. One student had the insight to say it looks like wallpaper that belongs in my grandma's bathroom. I couldn't argue with that.馃ぃ#glcsms
Abby Pederson went for the parallel lines too. I want to say it is a Comstock tie but I will Gull Lake have this one.馃お#glscms
Klair Piper made the class happy with the rainbow tie. I mean, who doesn't like colorful parallel lines! #glcsms
Charlotte Kamman likes the turtle tie!check out the translation with parallel lines with undefined slopes!#glcsms
Done Keith loves brown and gold. Quick question, are the lines in this tie considered parallel even if they are zig zag? #glcsms
Deanna Julian picked my latest purchase, multicolored paisley transformation tie!#glcsms
Do you see any transformations? I see translations and dilations! #glcsms
I am sure Dre Frazier picked out this tie for it being so linear! Does this tie's pattern have a positive or negative slope?#glcsms
Clark Deleeuw loves the perpendicular lines! What can you tell me about the slopes of perpendicular lines?#glcsms
Can't go wrong with this tie! Thanks Harper Daley! It might help some kids on the quiz today馃お#glcsms
I love first day of the The Bike Project and very open ended questions with very little given information. No way you can just Google this answer. Welcome to the real world. #glcsms
Raychel Stevens Picked out this great transformation tie. All it takes is 3 colors, some squares and rectangles to make a tie.#glcsms
Lilly Ashbaugh went pure vintage and WMU all at once! What do parallel lines have in common? #glcsms
Javier Ysunza picked out one of the only ties in my collection that I just can't call ugly.#glcsms





















