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Saturday, November 21, 2009
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Ms. Grayer
6/8 Math Teacher
561-6160 ext. 8839

Ms. Grayer
6/8 Math Teacher
561-6160 ext. 8839
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MONDAY 11/16 ODD
- Study for Friday's test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE: 5.5 Practice worksheet
TUESDAY 11/17 EVEN
- Study for Monday's test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE: 5.5 Practice worksheet
WEDNESDAY 11/18 ODD
- Study for Friday's test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE:
THURSDAY 11/19 EVEN
- Study for Monday's test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE:
FRIDAY 11/20 ODD
- Took a test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE: Using x = -5 to 5, complete a table a values for y = 3x + 1 and y ≥ 3x + 1. Write about any differences or similarities you find with the answers and in the meaning of the answers.
MONDAY 11/16 ODD
- Study for Friday's test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE: 5.5 Practice worksheet
TUESDAY 11/17 EVEN
- Study for Monday's test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE: 5.5 Practice worksheet
WEDNESDAY 11/18 ODD
- Study for Friday's test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE:
THURSDAY 11/19 EVEN
- Study for Monday's test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE:
FRIDAY 11/20 ODD
- Took a test over slope-intercept form, standard form, x- & y-intercepts, and graphing linear equations
- Continue working on Ferris Wheel II and refer to the rubric
- CRT coming soon
- DUE: Using x = -5 to 5, complete a table a values for y = 3x + 1 and y ≥ 3x + 1. Write about any differences or similarities you find with the answers and in the meaning of the answers.
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MONDAY 11/16 ODD
- Review/study for Wednesday's test over solving single step equations and inequalities, and graphing solutions to inequalities on a number line
- DUE: p261 #*18-45 (pick 1 column), *49-53 (pick 1), 57-60,66
TUESDAY 11/17 EVEN
- Review/study for Thursday's test over solving single step equations and inequalities, and graphing solutions to inequalities on a number line
- DUE: p261 #*18-45 (pick 1 column), *49-53 (pick 1), 57-60,66
WEDMESDAY 11/18 ODD
- Test over solving single step equations and inequalities, and graphing solutions to inequalities on a number line
- Look over HOM problems, Gigi's Garden & Building a Profit (rubric), and bring Friday
- Homework: solve 3-n=10. Did it take one step to solve for n? Explain why or why not.
- DUE:
THURSDAY 11/19 EVEN
- Test over solving single step equations and inequalities, and graphing solutions to inequalities on a number line
- Look over HOM problems, Gigi's Garden & Building a Profit (rubric), and bring Monday
- Homework: solve 3-n=10. Did it take one step to solve for n? Explain why or why not.
- DUE:
FRIDAY 11/20 ODD
MONDAY 11/16 ODD
- Review/study for Wednesday's test over solving single step equations and inequalities, and graphing solutions to inequalities on a number line
- DUE: p261 #*18-45 (pick 1 column), *49-53 (pick 1), 57-60,66
TUESDAY 11/17 EVEN
- Review/study for Thursday's test over solving single step equations and inequalities, and graphing solutions to inequalities on a number line
- DUE: p261 #*18-45 (pick 1 column), *49-53 (pick 1), 57-60,66
WEDMESDAY 11/18 ODD
- Test over solving single step equations and inequalities, and graphing solutions to inequalities on a number line
- Look over HOM problems, Gigi's Garden & Building a Profit (rubric), and bring Friday
- Homework: solve 3-n=10. Did it take one step to solve for n? Explain why or why not.
- DUE:
THURSDAY 11/19 EVEN
- Test over solving single step equations and inequalities, and graphing solutions to inequalities on a number line
- Look over HOM problems, Gigi's Garden & Building a Profit (rubric), and bring Monday
- Homework: solve 3-n=10. Did it take one step to solve for n? Explain why or why not.
- DUE:
FRIDAY 11/20 ODD
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