You will have a test on INTEGERS tomorrow!!
Homework:
1.) Finish 3.7 (Several Operations) if you have not already.
2.) Complete Set II page 147
3.) Complete the Halloween Horrors story! A prize will be given to the winner. :)
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Friday, October 19, 2007
Work on Integers
Homework for next week:
1.) Continue test prep - work through the examples in the packet.
2.) Work on the Integers chapter of the book - 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7. Be prepared to take a test on 10/30.
3.) Think about math everyday while you're on your trips!
1.) Continue test prep - work through the examples in the packet.
2.) Work on the Integers chapter of the book - 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7. Be prepared to take a test on 10/30.
3.) Think about math everyday while you're on your trips!
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Test Prep and POW
Your homework for Friday:
Diagnostic Test - math sections (I and III only)
Find a quiet space to work through these problems for 50 minutes. Do not spend more than 50 minutes (25 minutes each) on the sections.
POW Due Friday
For Monday (10/29):
In chapter 3, do Set I, II and IV for Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division.
You will have a test on chapter 3 on 10/30.
Diagnostic Test - math sections (I and III only)
Find a quiet space to work through these problems for 50 minutes. Do not spend more than 50 minutes (25 minutes each) on the sections.
POW Due Friday
For Monday (10/29):
In chapter 3, do Set I, II and IV for Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division.
You will have a test on chapter 3 on 10/30.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
More on the Coordinate Graph
Homework Due Thurs:
Page 117 and 118 - Set I, II, and IV (Extra Credit)
This week's pow: Due Friday
About how many pennies would have to be piled on top of one another to reach the ceiling of a room that is 8 feet high?
Hint: You can stack pennies on top of each other or side by side.
Page 117 and 118 - Set I, II, and IV (Extra Credit)
This week's pow: Due Friday
About how many pennies would have to be piled on top of one another to reach the ceiling of a room that is 8 feet high?
Hint: You can stack pennies on top of each other or side by side.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Inverse Variations
Homework:
1) Set I, II, and IV (extra credit) for Inverse Variation
2) Study for Chapter 2 exam, which is on Thursday
3.) Organize your notebook and complete rubric (collecting on Thurs)
4.) This week's POW (Due Oct 16):
October 9, 2007 – This week’s POW
On Monday, October 8th, 2007 we celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day. This is also the day that Columbus is credited with opening the doors for European expansion in the America’s when he mistakenly landed on San Salvador while trying to find an alternate route to Asia. Columbus hypothesized that instead of sailing south and then east around the tip of Africa, he could just sail southwest and get to Asia more easily. When Columbus was planning this voyage he packed provisions based on his calculations of the Earth’s size. Unfortunately, he did not realize that the map he was using was in an Arabic unit of measure and not in the Italian unit of measure he thought. As a result, he calculated the Earth’s circumference to be 25,255 km when it is really 40,008 km. By what percent was his calculation incorrect? Express your answer to the nearest whole number.
1) Set I, II, and IV (extra credit) for Inverse Variation
2) Study for Chapter 2 exam, which is on Thursday
3.) Organize your notebook and complete rubric (collecting on Thurs)
4.) This week's POW (Due Oct 16):
October 9, 2007 – This week’s POW
On Monday, October 8th, 2007 we celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day. This is also the day that Columbus is credited with opening the doors for European expansion in the America’s when he mistakenly landed on San Salvador while trying to find an alternate route to Asia. Columbus hypothesized that instead of sailing south and then east around the tip of Africa, he could just sail southwest and get to Asia more easily. When Columbus was planning this voyage he packed provisions based on his calculations of the Earth’s size. Unfortunately, he did not realize that the map he was using was in an Arabic unit of measure and not in the Italian unit of measure he thought. As a result, he calculated the Earth’s circumference to be 25,255 km when it is really 40,008 km. By what percent was his calculation incorrect? Express your answer to the nearest whole number.
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Long Weekend Homework
Your homework is due Tuesday:
1.) Organize notebook - I will collect next week
2.) Fill out rubric, which will be used to assess your notebook
3.) Linear Functions - Set II and Set IV (extra credit)
4.) POW - make sure you write your name and show your work!
This week's POW:
Carmen, Jordy, Mariah, and Ronnie each have less than $1.00 to spend at the snack bar. Altogether they have $3.26, all in coins, including 7 quarters, 1 penny, and the same number of dimes as nickels. Each person has 7 coins. They each have a different number of dimes.
Jordy has more dimes but fewer quarters than anyone else.
Ronnie has the most money, and Jordy has the least.
Mariah is the only one who has a penny.
Ronnie has the same number of nickels as Jordy, and Carmen has the same number as Mariah.
Ronnie has the same number of nickels as quarters, but more dimes than nickels.
What combination of coins, and how much money, does each person have?
1.) Organize notebook - I will collect next week
2.) Fill out rubric, which will be used to assess your notebook
3.) Linear Functions - Set II and Set IV (extra credit)
4.) POW - make sure you write your name and show your work!
This week's POW:
Carmen, Jordy, Mariah, and Ronnie each have less than $1.00 to spend at the snack bar. Altogether they have $3.26, all in coins, including 7 quarters, 1 penny, and the same number of dimes as nickels. Each person has 7 coins. They each have a different number of dimes.
Jordy has more dimes but fewer quarters than anyone else.
Ronnie has the most money, and Jordy has the least.
Mariah is the only one who has a penny.
Ronnie has the same number of nickels as Jordy, and Carmen has the same number as Mariah.
Ronnie has the same number of nickels as quarters, but more dimes than nickels.
What combination of coins, and how much money, does each person have?
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