11-20
29-36
43-55
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Monday, October 27, 2014
Math 4.1
15-32
37-62
21-25 Calculators okay
26-30 Show work
43-51 Show work
55-58 No calculators--show work
Thursday, October 23, 2014
10/24 Schedule
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Their Way/Classic Words/Reader’s Theater
Social Studies/Mysterious
Machines/Science World
Interpreting
Holt/Joy
of Math
Stories/Short
Answer/Book Reports
October 23 Math Homework
Review the practice test. Study any questions that gave you trouble. Ask me for help BEFORE we take the real test on Friday.
Pack a lunch from home. No school lunch.
Pack a lunch from home. No school lunch.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Monday, October 20, 2014
Friday, October 17, 2014
Math 3.4
8-16
20-35
Notice that there are two parts to many of these questions. Look back to the instruction page to see how to answer properly.
Find at least three points for each function. x = 2, 0, -2 is a good place to start, but number sense sometimes dictates other values.
20-35
Notice that there are two parts to many of these questions. Look back to the instruction page to see how to answer properly.
Find at least three points for each function. x = 2, 0, -2 is a good place to start, but number sense sometimes dictates other values.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Monday, October 13, 2014
Class Schedule 10/14
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Their Way/Classic Words/Reader’s Theater
Social
Studies/Mysterious Machines/Science World
Interpreting
Holt/Joy
of Math
Stories/Short
Answer/Book Reports
Friday, October 10, 2014
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Schedule 10/10
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Their Way/Classic Words/Reader’s Theater
Social
Studies/Mysterious Machines/Science World
Interpreting
Holt/Joy
of Math
Stories/Short
Answer/Book Reports
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Monday, October 6, 2014
Friday, October 3, 2014
Math 2.8
Problem 10 & 25-52
Make sure you have a variable in your work. The set-up is required.
If you use a calculator, you must still show your steps. 1) Collect/Combine 2) Isolate 3) "Just one"
Example: #27
58k + 35 = 615
58k = 580
k = 10
Challenge: This asks "about how long." I would suggest a table. Give the animal the head start and see how many minutes (seconds?) it takes the black mamba to catch up.
Make sure you have a variable in your work. The set-up is required.
If you use a calculator, you must still show your steps. 1) Collect/Combine 2) Isolate 3) "Just one"
Example: #27
58k + 35 = 615
58k = 580
k = 10
Challenge: This asks "about how long." I would suggest a table. Give the animal the head start and see how many minutes (seconds?) it takes the black mamba to catch up.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Class Schedule 10/3
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Words
Their Way/Classic Words/Reader’s Theater
Social
Studies/Mysterious Machines/Science World
Interpreting
Holt/Joy
of Math
Stories/Short
Answer/Book Reports
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