Weekly Objectives -August to September
I can describe situations where opposite quantities make zero.
I can use a number line to show vector addition.
I can find the distance between 2 numbers by using a number line or a equation.
I can identify additive and multiplicative inverses, in order to solve simple equations.
I can fluently use all operations to solve rational number sentences/expressions/equations.
I can rewrite an expression/equation to show equivalency.
I can convert a rational number to a decimal using long division.
I can tell whether a decimal terminates or repeats.
I can solve real-world and mathematical problems involving the four operations with rational numbers.
Test Dates - quiz dates subject to change based on student readiness
Quizzes will be announced the day before, unless it is a pop quiz.
Unit assessment - the second week of September
Tentative Assignments Due - Show all necessary workout to receive full credit. Actual assigned problems may vary, based on student understanding.
All assignments are due by the start of class the following day to receive full credit. Fluency practice will continue on paper. Accelerated math assignments are available for all students.
Problem set for each lesson is tentative homework. We are completing a spiral review sheet for homework each week. There are 8 problems for each night. On Friday, we go over the problems.
Your child should have homework nightly, sometimes it will only be review.
Upcoming Activities - Our first STAR assessment is during the week of September 10-14. Our first CASE assessment will be at the end of September.
I can describe situations where opposite quantities make zero.
I can use a number line to show vector addition.
I can find the distance between 2 numbers by using a number line or a equation.
I can identify additive and multiplicative inverses, in order to solve simple equations.
I can fluently use all operations to solve rational number sentences/expressions/equations.
I can rewrite an expression/equation to show equivalency.
I can convert a rational number to a decimal using long division.
I can tell whether a decimal terminates or repeats.
I can solve real-world and mathematical problems involving the four operations with rational numbers.
Test Dates - quiz dates subject to change based on student readiness
Quizzes will be announced the day before, unless it is a pop quiz.
Unit assessment - the second week of September
Tentative Assignments Due - Show all necessary workout to receive full credit. Actual assigned problems may vary, based on student understanding.
All assignments are due by the start of class the following day to receive full credit. Fluency practice will continue on paper. Accelerated math assignments are available for all students.
Problem set for each lesson is tentative homework. We are completing a spiral review sheet for homework each week. There are 8 problems for each night. On Friday, we go over the problems.
Your child should have homework nightly, sometimes it will only be review.
Upcoming Activities - Our first STAR assessment is during the week of September 10-14. Our first CASE assessment will be at the end of September.