Showing posts with label Powers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Powers. Show all posts

Piday Mar 14th

Happy Piday! - Tests Today!

  1. Review
  2. Tests
  3. Intro to next section:
    1. Foundations Group - grab the "Get Ready" assignment
    2. Bridging Group - check out this intro to angles and triangles
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Thu Mar 13th


Powers: I can use exponent laws and order of operations to solve exponent problems, I can solve exponent problems involving area, volume, and surface area. (Math 9F, Ch3)
  • Learn: 
  • Practice:
    • Chapter Review p. 120, 121
      • All of 3.4 - I suggest these first because it relates today's lesson
      • #1-5, 2 from each section (3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4)
  • Apply (time to start planning for your Math Project):
    • Brainstorm ideas here
    • The Math Links for this chapter would make a great project idea - they involve the construction of a mobile made of 3D shapes. You'd really have to apply your Math knowledge to create precision shapes that would balance. This could make a really cool piece of geometric art!
    • This Chapter would lend itself nicely to some experimentation with Math games. See if you can find some to practice and apply your knowledge of powers
    • See if you can come up with a project idea based on powers and exponents.

Integers: I can add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers. I can apply my understanding to substitution problems and exponent problems. (Math 9B, Ch5)
  • Learn: 
  • Practice:
    • Assignment : 
      • p.180 - Choose 4 Odds 
      • p. 182 – 5.2 a,b, 5.3 a,b, 5.6 a,b, 5.7 a,b, 5.8 a,b, 5.10 a,c
  • Apply (time to start planning for your Math Project):
    • Brainstorm ideas here
    • This Chapter would lend itself nicely to some experimentation with Math games. See if you can find some to practice and apply your knowledge of powers
    • See if you can come up with a project idea based on powers and exponents.

Resources:

Wed Mar 12th


Powers: I can use exponent laws and order of operations to solve exponent problems, I can solve exponent problems involving area, volume, and surface area. (Math 9F, Ch3)
  • Practice:
  • Learn: 
  • Practice:
    • Check Your Understanding 3.3, p. 111-113 Choose 7 Questions (Do, Mark, Correct)
  • Apply (time to start planning for your Math Project):
    • Brainstorm ideas here
    • The Math Links for this chapter would make a great project idea - they involve the construction of a mobile made of 3D shapes. You'd really have to apply your Math knowledge to create precision shapes that would balance. This could make a really cool piece of geometric art!
    • This Chapter would lend itself nicely to some experimentation with Math games. See if you can find some to practice and apply your knowledge of powers
    • See if you can come up with a project idea based on powers and exponents.

Integers: I can add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers. I can apply my understanding to substitution problems and exponent problems. (Math 9B, Ch5)
  • Learn: 
    • Substitution with Integers (5.7) - Read this page and do the questions at the bottom. Let me know once you're done and show me your score. You'll need a pencil and paper.
  • Practice:
    • Substitution with Integers: p. 172 6 Odds (Do, Mark, Correct)
  • Apply (time to start planning for your Math Project):
    • Brainstorm ideas here
    • This Chapter would lend itself nicely to some experimentation with Math games. See if you can find some to practice and apply your knowledge of powers
    • See if you can come up with a project idea based on powers and exponents.

Resources:

Tue Mar 11th


Powers: I can use exponent laws and order of operations to solve exponent problems, I can solve exponent problems involving area, volume, and surface area. (Math 9F, Ch3)
  • Learn: 
  • Practice:
  • Apply (time to start planning for your Math Project):
    • Brainstorm ideas here
    • The Math Links for this learning goal would make a great project idea - they involve the construction of a mobile made of 3D shapes. You'd really have to apply your Math knowledge to create precision shapes that would balance. This could make a really cool piece of geometric art!
    • This Chapter would lend itself nicely to some experimentation with Math games. See if you can find some to practice and apply your knowledge of powers
    • See if you can come up with a project idea based on powers and exponents.

Integers: I can add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers. I can apply my understanding to substitution problems and exponent problems. (Math 9B, Ch5)

Resources:

Mon Mar 10th


Powers: I can use exponent laws and order of operations to solve exponent problems, I can solve exponent problems involving area, volume, and surface area. (Math 9F, Ch3)
  • Learn: 
    • Using Exponents to Describe Numbers:
    • Explore Repeated Multiplication p. 92 (we'll do this in groups and then go over it together)
  • Practice:
    • Check Your Understanding 3.1, p. 96-98
  • Apply (time to start planning for your Math Project):
    • The Math Links for this chapter would make a great project idea - they involve the construction of a mobile made of 3D shapes. You'd really have to apply your Math knowledge to create precision shapes that would balance. This could make a really cool piece of geometric art!
    • This Chapter would lend itself nicely to some experimentation with Math games. See if you can find some to practice and apply your knowledge of powers
    • See if you can come up with a project idea based on powers and exponents.

Integers: I can add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers. I can apply my understanding to substitution problems and exponent problems. (Math 9B, Ch5)
  • Learn: 
    • Lesson with Integer Chips, practice adding and subtracting integers
  • Practice:
    • Adding Integers: p. 155 Choose 4 Odds (Do, Mark, Correct)
    • Subtracting Integers: p. 160 Choose 4 Odds (Do, Mark, Correct)
  • Apply (time to start planning for your Math Project):
    • This Chapter would lend itself nicely to some experimentation with Math games. See if you can find some to practice and apply your knowledge of powers
    • See if you can come up with a project idea based on powers and exponents.

Resources: