We are continuing parentheses:
For Friday:
1.) Set II on Page 49
2.) POW
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Parentheses
Homework:
1.) Finish last night's assignment (if you have not already)
2.) Read pages 46-47
3.) Do set I on page 48
Remember homework should not take you more than 45 minutes to complete. If it does, reduce the assignment by only doing a, c, e, etc.
I will do a homework check tomorrow!
1.) Finish last night's assignment (if you have not already)
2.) Read pages 46-47
3.) Do set I on page 48
Remember homework should not take you more than 45 minutes to complete. If it does, reduce the assignment by only doing a, c, e, etc.
I will do a homework check tomorrow!
Monday, September 24, 2007
Friday, September 21, 2007
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Order of Operations
Due Friday:
1.) Read pages 33-34
2.) Do Set I on page 35
3.) Revise your math autobiography (respond specifically to my questions)
4.) POW (use rubric)
1.) Read pages 33-34
2.) Do Set I on page 35
3.) Revise your math autobiography (respond specifically to my questions)
4.) POW (use rubric)
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Raising to a Power
Due tomorrow:
Due Friday:
- Finish set I (p. 29)
- Do Set II - ALL
Due Friday:
- POW
- Respond to my notes about your autobiography!
Monday, September 17, 2007
Review, Correct and Organize
Tonight's homework is to go over Set I's and make sure you've shown your work. From now on, show your work on all written assignments. Remember to split your paper in half and use one column to show work and the other column to show the answer.
I highly recommend buying a binder and looseleaf for class. I do not want any more spiral notebook paper handed in.
This week's POW:
A palindrome is a number that is written the same forward and backward. Some examples include 11, 242, and 909. How many whole-number palindromes exist between 10 and 1,000?
Remember to show your thinking.
I highly recommend buying a binder and looseleaf for class. I do not want any more spiral notebook paper handed in.
This week's POW:
A palindrome is a number that is written the same forward and backward. Some examples include 11, 242, and 909. How many whole-number palindromes exist between 10 and 1,000?
Remember to show your thinking.
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