Feb 16- Feb 19
Updated: Feb 17, 2021
This is subject to change if I feel as though the students are proficient or not at these topics
Algebra 1:
Monday- President's Day. No School
Tuesday- Quiz on Absolute Value Functions
Wednesday- Start on graphing piecewise functions and what they mean. The homework will be a worksheet helping the students with the topic.
Thursday- We will continue with piecewise functions. The homework will be Pg 195, 16-22,24,25
Friday- We will finish up with piecewise functions. The homework will be about the real life examples of it on Pg 195, 23, 26-28
Pre-Algebra:
Monday- President's Day. No School
Tuesday- Start the rational coefficients equations on Pg 357. The homework will be Pg 360, 1-6,20,27
Wednesday- We will continue with rational coefficient equations on Pg 357,358. The homework will be a worksheet on it.
Thursday- We will review over rational coefficients and play a review game. Study for tomorrow's quiz.
Friday- Quiz on rational coefficients and the homework over the weekend will be to take notes on the next topic.
7th Grade Math:
Monday- President's Day. No School
Tuesday- Start the graphing of functions on a Cartesian plane. The homework will be to graph two equations; y=2x and y=x-3.
Wednesday- We will continue with graphing of functions. The homework will be Pg 255, 5-10
Thursday- Worksheet review day for the quiz tomorrow.
Friday- Quiz on Graphing Functions. The homework will be to take notes on the next topic.
6th Grade Math:
Monday- President's Day. No School
Tuesday- Start on turning fractions into decimals with denominators of 10,100, and 1000. The homework will be a worksheet about it.
Wednesday- We will continue with turning fractions into decimals with denominators of 10,100, and 1000. The homework will be Pg 260, 8-20
Thursday- We will review over turning fractions to decimals with a math review Jeopardy.
Friday- Quiz on fractions to decimals. The homework will be to take notes on the next topic.
Geometry:
Monday- President's Day. No School
Tuesday - Quiz on Triangle Types and graphing them.
Wednesday- We will start on figuring out how to determine an isosceles triangle from equations. The homework will be Pg 203,204; 5-9,13,14
Thursday- We will continue to go over go to determine isosceles triangles. The homework will be a worksheet
Friday- We will finish up on Isosceles triangles and move onto another topic. The topic will be figuring out scalene and equilateral triangles