Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Please email me to let me know how you are doing or with any questions.  I miss all of you!!

Note:  I will continue to update this site every day, Monday through Friday during this "time apart." 

If you Look at the "Classwork/Homework pages"tab, you should be able to see previous updates!

Let's Try Some Math!  Look Under Your Class Section for Some "Suggested Math"!

Helpful Sites to Keep You Mathematically Active:

Explore Khan Academy

Big Ideas Math-Free Student Edition

Note:  Students Have Four Problems of the Week to Work On!!!

POW #5 is posted in the POW Section

Your student's book is online at: www.bigideasmath.com 

Parents/Guardians/Students:  Check out Khan Academy for over 4000 "mini" Video Lessons on Math, Science and more! 

Current Book: Big Ideas Math (A Common Core Curriculum)

Thought of the Week:

We Are All In This Together! 

 Class A (9:13-10:23) and Class D (1:15-2:25)

Continue to Work on Problem of the Week #5

I have posted some "helpful hints" on how to solve this problem on the POW page!

Let's continue with Chapter 10 in our Big Ideas Book:  Probability

The Answers to Yesterday's Suggested Work is Under the Assignment from Yesterday (See Yesterday's Tab)

For Today, Lets work in our Soft-Cover Book.  On pg. 209, Try activity 1A-Flipping a coin.  What did you notice?  Answer:  You should notice that there are only two outcomes, heads or tales.  With more flips, the number of heads and tales should be fairly close.  If you don't believe me-try flipping a quarter 100 times!!  Turn the results into fractions, decimals and percents.  

Try Activity 3, A-D on pg. 210-Rocks/Paper Scissors.  What did you notice? Answer:  There are only 9 possible outcomes!  Having said that, one outcome, such as rock/papers, might come up slightly more often if there is a favorite option that a player keeps choosing. 

    Class B & C: Accelerated  (10:23-11:30 & 11:30-1:15 - Lunch)

Work on Problem of the Week #5

The Answers to Yesterday's Suggested Work is Under the Assignment from Yesterday (See Yesterday's Tab)

On Khan Academy, find and view Rotations, Translations ansd Reflections. There are several videos on this!

 Homework may be different for different classes!!  

Read below to find the homework for your particular class block  

 Class A & Class D

None of this is Mandatory-Just try What I Have listed Above for your longterm Mathematical Benefit!

Class B & C

None of this is Mandatory-Just try What I Have listed Above for your longterm Mathematical Benefit!