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Math 5
This Week:
Subtract Mixed Numerals (Renaming)
Chapter 9 Test
Estimating Products
Next Week:
Multiply Decimals with Whole Numbers
Multiply Fractions
Multiply Mixed Numerals
Scaling
Math 8
This Week:
Mid-Chapter 7 Quiz
Properties of Similar Polygons
Next Week:
Similar Triangles and Indirect Measurement
Slope and Similar Triangles
Area and Perimeter of Similar Figures
Car Designer
Math 6
This Week:
Solve and Write Subtraction Equations
Mid-Chapter 7 Quiz
Next Week:
Solve and Write Multiplication Equations
Solve and Write Division Equations
Chapter 7 Test
Algebra
This Week:
Chapter 5 Test
Simplifying Fractions
Next Week:
Multiplying Fractions
Dividing Fractions
Chapter 6 Quiz
Least Common Denominator
Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Math 7
This Week:
Complementary and Supplementary Angles
Triangles
Next Week:
Mid-Chapter 7 Quiz
Scale Drawings
Draw Solids
Cross Sections
Technology
This Week:
M&M Project
Next Week:
Battleship
News and Notes
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Reflex Math is being used to achieve fluency in Multiplication Facts.
This program was earned through a grant. There are 35 maximum
“seats” that can be used and I am using them with all the 5th graders
and 6th and 7th grade RTI classes. Khan Academy is used in the 7th
and 8th math classes.
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PARCC Testing will begin on March 9th and continue until Spring Break.
The Math Classes will practice the PARCC Test during the next two
weeks.
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3rd Mid-Quarter reports were sent home on Thursday, Feb. 19th.
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Becker Shell is conducting a fund raiser on behalf of the PTA for a
couple of more days (ends Feb. 22nd). $1 for every pizza sold will be
donated to the PTA. How about a Daytona 500/Becker Pizza Party?!
Who are you cheering for? Danica Patrick? Junior?
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Congratulations to Jon Hoelscher, Nathan Jansen, and the entire Bulldog
Basketball Team for completing a Perfect Season and winning the
SIJHSAA Class “S” Championship. It was the 4th Championship in
school history.
8.EE.6 Triangle XYZ has
vertices X(0,0), Y(10,0), and
Z(0,6). Triangle MYP has
vertices M(5,0), Y(10,0), and
P(x,y). Find the missing
coordinates for P if ∆MYP ~
∆XYZ.
Answer to CCSS:
P (5,3)