This document discusses the square of binomial expressions. It defines a binomial as an expression with two terms and squaring as multiplying a term twice by itself. The key rules for squaring a binomial are: 1) square the first term, 2) twice the product of the first and second terms, and 3) square the second term. Several examples are worked out step-by-step and as a shortcut. Students then participate in group activities and a quiz to practice solving square of binomial expressions before being assigned to solve (a + b + c)2 as homework.