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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Monday, April 27, 2009
HW April 27 - May 1
Monday, April 27
Theoretical & Experimental Worksheet
Tuesday, April 28
Textbook pg. 593-595 #4-22 evens
Work on Project
Wednesday, April 29
Data Representation IDMS Worksheet
Work on Project!
Thursday, April 30
Study Guide: Test Tomorrow
Study all notes, exit tickets, worksheets on probability & data representation
Friday, May 1
TEST
Theoretical & Experimental Worksheet
Tuesday, April 28
Textbook pg. 593-595 #4-22 evens
Work on Project
Wednesday, April 29
Data Representation IDMS Worksheet
Work on Project!
Thursday, April 30
Study Guide: Test Tomorrow
Study all notes, exit tickets, worksheets on probability & data representation
Friday, May 1
TEST
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Answers: LAST POSTING
Mathletes!
Are you enjoying your spring break?? I hope you are taking some time to work on some math though so you are well prepared for the HSA!!
I am so proud of those of you who emailed me or Ms. Moretti regarding extra credit voice thread or just questions on your packet. It shows your determination and effort!
There are some things that were left out:
(11) The scale is 1 inch = 5 feet.
(16) The upper half of the circle is shaded.
Here are the answers for numbers 13-17. Remember, you have show your WORK to get ANY credit.
(13) 7.2
(14) 286.37
(15) 7 inches
(16) A (Remember that half of the circle is supposed to be shaded)
(17) Part A: 4.5, 6, 9 (remember to draw the triangle with the sides)
Part B: 19.5
This is the last post of answers! Make sure you correct any mistakes!
You can email me as well Sarah_Park@notes.k12.hi.us
Ms. Park
"Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out."
Are you enjoying your spring break?? I hope you are taking some time to work on some math though so you are well prepared for the HSA!!
I am so proud of those of you who emailed me or Ms. Moretti regarding extra credit voice thread or just questions on your packet. It shows your determination and effort!
There are some things that were left out:
(11) The scale is 1 inch = 5 feet.
(16) The upper half of the circle is shaded.
Here are the answers for numbers 13-17. Remember, you have show your WORK to get ANY credit.
(13) 7.2
(14) 286.37
(15) 7 inches
(16) A (Remember that half of the circle is supposed to be shaded)
(17) Part A: 4.5, 6, 9 (remember to draw the triangle with the sides)
Part B: 19.5
This is the last post of answers! Make sure you correct any mistakes!
You can email me as well Sarah_Park@notes.k12.hi.us
Ms. Park
"Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out."
Monday, March 23, 2009
VOICETHREADS
Have you started your Voice Thread extra credit project yet? It's not too late! Here's a video that walks you through the steps of creating your own voice thread:
More helpful information on this site.
More helpful information on this site.
Friday, March 6, 2009
Inequalities
Inequality Genie
Don't forget to play the y = mx + b game! Write down the Round you made it to and bring it in on Monday for a special prize.
Don't forget to play the y = mx + b game! Write down the Round you made it to and bring it in on Monday for a special prize.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Slope Challenge - What Level Did You Get To?
CHALLENGE...
Play this slope game and practice finding equations of lines!
The first level is simple and just asks you to find the y-intercept. As you advance, the game throws harder problems at you. The person who gets to the highest level by Monday, March 9 will be rewarded...
Play this slope game and practice finding equations of lines!
The first level is simple and just asks you to find the y-intercept. As you advance, the game throws harder problems at you. The person who gets to the highest level by Monday, March 9 will be rewarded...
Monday, March 2, 2009
Slope Quiz Tomorrow!
Play ALL HAIL THE LUNCH LADY! to review computation with decimals.
Remember, the SLOPE QUIZ (no retakes!!) will be TOMORROW, Tuesday, March 3. Practice on Math Warehouse, the website we visited in class today.
Remember,
y = mx + b
Remember, the SLOPE QUIZ (no retakes!!) will be TOMORROW, Tuesday, March 3. Practice on Math Warehouse, the website we visited in class today.
Remember,
y = mx + b
HOMEWORK: Week of March 2
Monday, March 2
Tuesday, March 3
- HW #24: Slopes Packet (IDMS)
Tuesday, March 3
- HW #25: Textbook pg. 207-208, #8-32 evens
- Pg. 209 Checkpoint Quiz 2 #1-10
- HW #26: HSA Review Packet
- HW #27: Graphing Inequalities Packet #1
- Hw #28: Textbook pg. 212-213 #8-32 evens
- Pg. 216-217, #2-38 evens
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
HOMEWORK: Week of February 23
Tuesday 2/24
- Finish Packet (Graphing Equations)
- Textbook p. 493, #6-35 ALL
- Slopes Packet (10-3)
- Slopes Packet (Pre-Algebra)
- Study for Slopes Quiz on Monday
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Extra Credit Opportunity
Here's another Extra Credit opportunity!
1. What do you do when you're at a restaurant and you need to calculate a tip? Click HERE to visit FunBrain to calculate tips.
2. Click HERE to practice with percents and fractions at PBS.
3. Finally, log some more practice with integers by clicking "Hard," "Really Hard," and "Super Brain" at FunBrain.
4. Send an e-mail to elyse_moretti@notes.k12.hi.us with answers to the following questions to prove you have visited the site.
Site #1: What is the animal helping you find the tip?
Site #2: What color is the fuel in the fuel tank?
Site #3: What falls from the plane when you enter a correct answer?
1. What do you do when you're at a restaurant and you need to calculate a tip? Click HERE to visit FunBrain to calculate tips.
2. Click HERE to practice with percents and fractions at PBS.
3. Finally, log some more practice with integers by clicking "Hard," "Really Hard," and "Super Brain" at FunBrain.
4. Send an e-mail to elyse_moretti@notes.k12.hi.us with answers to the following questions to prove you have visited the site.
Site #1: What is the animal helping you find the tip?
Site #2: What color is the fuel in the fuel tank?
Site #3: What falls from the plane when you enter a correct answer?
Friday, February 6, 2009
What's Your F(X)?
It's Quarter 3, and in Ms. Park and Ms. M's 7th grade math class, we are learning about FUNCTIONS!
For a cool input-output machine, click here. Try plugging different values into the machine and seeing what comes out. Then, figure out the pattern or function that is happening. This will set you up to SCORE on the big HSA!
Once you are comfortable with the basics of functions, try Interactivate's Function Machine and Linear Function Machine. All of these activities will serve you well in prepping for class AND the big game!
P.S. Extra Credit is still available!! Scroll down to see how you can earn bonus points!
For a cool input-output machine, click here. Try plugging different values into the machine and seeing what comes out. Then, figure out the pattern or function that is happening. This will set you up to SCORE on the big HSA!
Once you are comfortable with the basics of functions, try Interactivate's Function Machine and Linear Function Machine. All of these activities will serve you well in prepping for class AND the big game!
P.S. Extra Credit is still available!! Scroll down to see how you can earn bonus points!
Homework: Week of February 9 - 13
Monday, February 9
HW #16: Textbook pg. 454-455, #6-18 evens, #22-24 all
Tuesday, February 10
HW #17: Functions Packet
*FUNCTIONS QUIZ TOMORROW*
Wednesday, February 11
Homework #18: Functions Packet
Thursday, February 12
Packet
Friday, February 13
Packet (Due: Tuesday, February 17)
HW #16: Textbook pg. 454-455, #6-18 evens, #22-24 all
Tuesday, February 10
HW #17: Functions Packet
*FUNCTIONS QUIZ TOMORROW*
Wednesday, February 11
Homework #18: Functions Packet
Thursday, February 12
Packet
Friday, February 13
Packet (Due: Tuesday, February 17)
Monday, February 2, 2009
GO STEELERS (EXTRA CREDIT)
Just kidding, this post is actually about algebra: specifically, one-step equations. Click the link below to practice solving single variable equations.
http://www.math-play.com/One-Step-Equation-Game.html
Once you solve 20 problems, scroll down to the bottom of the page. There will be a note that says "Copyright 2007..." Write an e-mail to Ms. M. with the person's name that appears after the 2007.
Note: if the link above is not working correctly, e-mail elyse_moretti@notes.k12.hi.us
http://www.math-play.com/One-Step-Equation-Game.html
Once you solve 20 problems, scroll down to the bottom of the page. There will be a note that says "Copyright 2007..." Write an e-mail to Ms. M. with the person's name that appears after the 2007.
Note: if the link above is not working correctly, e-mail elyse_moretti@notes.k12.hi.us
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
January 26-30 Homework
Week of January 26-30
Monday, January 26: Finish PEMDAS Packet & Parent Signature
Tuesday, January 27: Parent Signature: PEMDAS Quiz, Homework #8: p. 183, #6-20 evens, 23-24; Textbook p. 189, #16-28 even
Wednesday, January 28: Homework Corrections & Homework #9: Textbook p. 197, #8-12 evens, #22-30 evens & Textbook p. 203, #6-22 evens, #31-34 all
Thursday, January 29: Homework #10: Textbook p. 203, #6-22 evens, 31-34 all & Correct your homework
Friday, January 30: Study Guide; Unit 6 Test: PEMDAS + VARIABLES; Homework #11: Textbook p. 222 #2-24 evens
Friday, January 23, 2009
Practicing PEMDAS
The Order of Operations:
Parenthesis
Exponents
Multiplication/Division (LEFT to RIGHT)
Addition/Subtraction (LEFT to RIGHT)
Need a review? Here are some games that will have you ordering those operations like a pro.
Exponent Review
Practice Problems
Science Academy Basketball (Click the link, then select "Order of Operations" from left-hand menu)
Challenge: Fun Brain (work backwards!)
Post your most creative PEMDAS expression below!
Examples:
"Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally"
"Perry's Elephant Makes Dinner Any Saturday"
"Please Enjoy My Delicious Apple Strudel"
Parenthesis
Exponents
Multiplication/Division (LEFT to RIGHT)
Addition/Subtraction (LEFT to RIGHT)
Need a review? Here are some games that will have you ordering those operations like a pro.
Exponent Review
Practice Problems
Science Academy Basketball (Click the link, then select "Order of Operations" from left-hand menu)
Challenge: Fun Brain (work backwards!)
Post your most creative PEMDAS expression below!
Examples:
"Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally"
"Perry's Elephant Makes Dinner Any Saturday"
"Please Enjoy My Delicious Apple Strudel"
Monday, January 12, 2009
Welcome Back
Welcome Back to Wheeler!
It's Quarter 3, and there is a new BIG GAME coming up - the HSA! In Quarters 1 & 2, we took quarterly assessments to practice for the comprehensive HSA, which will be administered in April. This test will cover ALL Grade 7 concepts and will give each student a level of mastery - Exceeds, Meets, Approaches, or Well Below Proficiency. Our goal is for every student to achieve an "Exceeds" or "Meets" on this challenging test, and Ms. Park and Ms. M are committed to helping each of you practice and prepare for game day!
We're jumping right back into the content, so here is homework for our first week of school:
Wednesday, Jan. 14
*Parent Signature
*Supplies: Folder, Paper, Binder, Pencil
*Homework #1 Review Worksheet
Thursday, Jan. 15
*Homework corrections
* Homework #2: Fractions Worksheet
Friday, Jan. 16
*Homework corrections
*Homework #3: Textbook pg. 318 #1-34 all
It's Quarter 3, and there is a new BIG GAME coming up - the HSA! In Quarters 1 & 2, we took quarterly assessments to practice for the comprehensive HSA, which will be administered in April. This test will cover ALL Grade 7 concepts and will give each student a level of mastery - Exceeds, Meets, Approaches, or Well Below Proficiency. Our goal is for every student to achieve an "Exceeds" or "Meets" on this challenging test, and Ms. Park and Ms. M are committed to helping each of you practice and prepare for game day!
We're jumping right back into the content, so here is homework for our first week of school:
Wednesday, Jan. 14
*Parent Signature
*Supplies: Folder, Paper, Binder, Pencil
*Homework #1 Review Worksheet
Thursday, Jan. 15
*Homework corrections
* Homework #2: Fractions Worksheet
Friday, Jan. 16
*Homework corrections
*Homework #3: Textbook pg. 318 #1-34 all
Monday, January 5, 2009
2008-09 WINTER BREAK ONLINE: ACTIVITY #4
Welcome to the FOURTH and FINAL challenge of four activities for Ms. Park & Ms. Moretti's classes!Show all work on scratch paper, and attach it to the worksheet that Ms. Park and Ms. M. distributed in class. Each week, a new activity will be posted. The activity will only be available for the specified amount of time. Therefore, you MUST log on each week. If you will be on the road and/or will not have Internet access, contact Ms. M. ASAP by emailing elyse.moretti@gmail.com . Thanks and have a terrific winter break!
Fractions, Decimals, & Percents: Available Monday, January 5 - Wednesday, January 14
This week's activity is fun! Click on the links and play games to increase your fluency with fractions, decimals, and percents!
1. Action Fraction
2. Death to Decimals
3. Math at the Mall
Thought Question (write at least 3 complete sentences for each question):
Which of the activities did you like the best? How did the online games above relate to what we learned in class?
Fractions, Decimals, & Percents: Available Monday, January 5 - Wednesday, January 14
This week's activity is fun! Click on the links and play games to increase your fluency with fractions, decimals, and percents!
1. Action Fraction
2. Death to Decimals
3. Math at the Mall
Thought Question (write at least 3 complete sentences for each question):
Which of the activities did you like the best? How did the online games above relate to what we learned in class?
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