7th Grade Math:
Due Tuesday, Page 60 problem 18

7th Grade Math
Due Friday: Complete the last problem on the worksheet about Jabal and Michael.  Reminder:
They live 20 meters from eachother, Jabal walks at 2 meters/second, Michael walks at 2.5 meters/second.  How far from Jabal's house will they meet if they both leave their houses at the same time?  How long did each walk?  Show all your work!

8th Grade Math
Oops! We have cohorts on Friday, so no test until next week...lucky ducks!
But come on Monday with the back half of the review sheet complete!

7th Grade Math:
Choose either equation 13 or 14 from page 37.  Follow the template we used in class today and make a table for x-values from -5 to 5, graph it and identify the y-intercept and the coefficient

7th Grade Math
Finish 'partner quiz' worksheet
Due Monday

8th Grade Math
Make something beautiful with the Theodorus Spiral!

7th Grade Math
Page 33, problem #4 parts a-c

7th Math:  Due Friday
Page 35, problem #6 parts a-e
Parts of this problem refer to problem 5 on page 34

8th Math: Due Monday:
Magic Triangle Worksheet
See if the pythagorean theorem can be applied to any of the values in the squares

7th Grade Math:
Page 16, Problem 12 parts a-e
Hint for part e...start with m = 
(m = money, d = days)

8th Grade Math:
Find the length of the hypotenuse of a right triangle whose legs are 5 and 12 units long.

7th Grade Math:
Homework, Finish front page of yellow packet (6-2 Practice Page)
and bring in an example of a unit rate (for example: number of eggs layed by a turkey per day

8th Grade Math:
Homework-- Complete problems 1-16 on the worksheet
Bring in an example of a RATIONAL INTEGER

7th Math: Test Friday on Accentuate the Negative.  
Answers to the review are posted here.  Sorry they're sideways! Can't seem to rotate them

7th Math
Due Wednesday: Page 69 problem 2 a-f and problem 5 a-d on page 70
TEST FRIDAY!!!

8th Math
Due Wednesday, Page 120 problem 3-73 a and b
TEST FRIDAY!!

7th Math
HW due Wednesday P. 33 #7, 8
Short quiz on Wednesday!

8th Math
HW due Wednesday Page 104 Problem 3-28 parts a and b

7th Math Homework:
Page 18, #31-35
Due Friday

7th Math HW
Due Wednesday, Page 17 problems 20-29

7th Grade Math HW:
Due Tuesday, Page 16 problems 5, 6, 7, and 8

8th Grade Math:
Due Tuesday - complete the 'Solving Two-Step Equations' worksheet
View this tutorial if you are feeling stuck!
https://www.khanacademy.org/math/in-seventh-grade-math/simple-equations/equation-definition/v/why-we-do-the-same-thing-to-both-sides-two-step-equations

7th Grade Math Homework:
Due Wednesday, Page 76, #1-4
Remember our rule for building a triangle...
In order to make a triangle, the sum of the 2 shorter sides must be GREATER than the length of the longest side

7th Grade Math
Due Monday: Do the backside of the worksheet we started in class today.  See if you can figure out how Cody's method is used to find the angle sum of any polygon

8th Grade math
Due Monday: page 58, problems 2-52 and 2-53

7th Grade Math:
Due Friday...Page 62 #1

8th Grade Math:
Due Friday... Page 45, #2-17 (a-d)  practice combining 'like terms'

7th Grade Math Homework
Due Wednesday: Page 45, #21

8th Grade Math Homework
Due Wednesday: 
Draw out in "algebra tiles" what the following expression looks like
3x + 2y + xy + 7

7th Grade Math Homework:
Due Tuesday: Page 41, #4

8th Grade Math Homework:
Due Tuesday: Page 29 Problem 1-57, a-d

please complete the worksheet (both sides) on bivariate data for Monday
We will have a short quiz and work sample on Monday
Have a great weekend! Sarah

Homework due Friday: page 63, #3, 4

Homework due Tuesday #7 page 46

Homework due Tuesday May 10:
Page 44 #1

Homework due Tuesday. ( I will collect it before you start testing tomorrow.)
Page 106/107 in the probability packet problems 2-6

Here's a link to the Chuck Klosterman excerpt: http://findingashley.blogspot.com/2005/05/chuck-klosterman-on-math.html

Kaila, I think you left your packet here last week, so I'll give it to you tomorrow.

Please complete page 103 in the probability packet.

Duncan, I have left one for you with your core teacher if you come on Thursday.

Homework due Tuesday:
Page 12 #17-21

Happy Sunny Friday!  I hope everyone is having a great time on the rural exchange.
Homework due Monday, page 11 #6-13

Chapter 4 Quiz is Friday!

Please do questions 4-96 and 4-97 on page 176 for homework.

Homework Due Wednesday:
page 172 numbers 4-91 and 4-93

Someone left their book in the room!  Come see me to get it.

homework due Tuesday:
page 168 number 4-80

Please complete problems 4-73 and 4-74 on page 166 for homework Monday.
Our plan is to finish chapter 4 by Wednesday and have a little quiz Friday before Spring Break!  Woo!

There is a quiz on Section 1 of Chapter 4 tomorrow.  If you are in Eugene, you'll just take it Friday.

Here's a little video about how to graph a y = mx +b equation.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miG-JhttnZo

When they refer to Rise over Run,  for how we learned it... 'run' = increase in figure number
and 'rise' = increase (or decrease) in number of tiles.

Due Tuesday:
4-56 page 158

We have math Thursday and Friday this week.  I will be at the 8th grade retreat so Indigo will be teaching math.
She will be assigning the following homework
Due Friday:
problems 4-32, 4-33, and 4-35

Due Monday:
problems 4-39 and 4-41

Also, Someone left their book in class on Wednesday afternoon.  It's with Indigo now...so grab it from her!

See you Monday!
Sarah

Homework Due Thursday:
page 148 problems 4-21 and 4-25

Homework Due Wednesday.
Problem 4-11 on page 144
It says to draw the figures on the 'resource page' .... just do it in your notebooks.

Page 145
Problems, 4-13 through 4-17

Homework due Monday:
Problems 4-6 and 4-7 on page 141

Homework due Tuesday:
From inequalities packet, exercises 5,6, and 22 on pages 14/16

Remember we have a sub Tuesday/Wednesday because I'll be at a district training.  Be nice! and Work hard!!!

Test tomorrow! Be Ready!!

Homework due Tuesday:
Problems 82-86 starting on page 122
We will have a test next Wednesday.  We'll review on Tuesday.
Make sure you understand how to solve for 'x'!

Due Monday:
Make a table and graph the following equation y = 2x2 - 3
Include x-values from -4 to 4 in your table and graph

Due Friday, 
Page 113 problems 3-53 and 3-54

Homework due Tuesday:
Page 107, problem 3-37

Homework due Monday:

Page 99
Problems 3-13, 3-14, 3-15, 3-17

Homework due Friday:
Page 70
2-77
2-79

Homework due Wednesday:
Page 66
Problems 2-69 and 2-71

Homework due Tuesday:

Page 61
#2-59

Homework due Monday:

Page 58
Problems
2-52, 2-53, 2-56

We're back from Break!!!
Homework due Friday:
On pages 53-54 answer problems 2-41, 2-42, 2-43, and 2-44
I look forward to discussing these!