Good morning! Below please find my plans for your child this week. All assignments will be on PowerSchool by the end of today. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me here. Please stay safe and healthy and continue to pray for all of those affected by the virus.
Monday 03/16
Section 8-1 Multiplying monomials
Read textbook pages 410-412. The three key concepts and the concept summary are very important. Study the examples provided for clarification
CW: Section 8-1 worksheet
Tuesday 03/17
Section 8-2 Dividing monomials
Read textbook pages 417-420. The four key concepts are very important to understand and remember. Study the examples provided in the textbook for clarification.
CW: Section 8-2 worksheet #s 1-15
Wednesday 03/18
Continue from yesterday and complete Section 8-2 worksheet #s 16-29 (CW)
Thursday 03/19
Correct Sec. 8-2 worksheet (key provided in separate email) and redo any incorrect problems
Friday 03/20
Section 8-3 Scientific notation
Read textbook pages 425 to 426
This is largely review. Remember that negative exponents indicate that the number in standard form is a decimal.
CW: section 8-3 worksheet (p. 467 only)
I will be providing answers to student work in a separate email. Assignments may be found on my school webpage as well. In addition I will hopefully be uploading some instructional videos to assist with understanding.
Thank you so much for your help. This process is so new for all of us so I’m understanding if there’s glitches along the way. Stay in touch. I’m here to help in any way I can.
Sincerely, Mrs. O’Leary
Monday 03/16
Section 8-1 Multiplying monomials
Read textbook pages 410-412. The three key concepts and the concept summary are very important. Study the examples provided for clarification
CW: Section 8-1 worksheet
Tuesday 03/17
Section 8-2 Dividing monomials
Read textbook pages 417-420. The four key concepts are very important to understand and remember. Study the examples provided in the textbook for clarification.
CW: Section 8-2 worksheet #s 1-15
Wednesday 03/18
Continue from yesterday and complete Section 8-2 worksheet #s 16-29 (CW)
Thursday 03/19
Correct Sec. 8-2 worksheet (key provided in separate email) and redo any incorrect problems
Friday 03/20
Section 8-3 Scientific notation
Read textbook pages 425 to 426
This is largely review. Remember that negative exponents indicate that the number in standard form is a decimal.
CW: section 8-3 worksheet (p. 467 only)
I will be providing answers to student work in a separate email. Assignments may be found on my school webpage as well. In addition I will hopefully be uploading some instructional videos to assist with understanding.
Thank you so much for your help. This process is so new for all of us so I’m understanding if there’s glitches along the way. Stay in touch. I’m here to help in any way I can.
Sincerely, Mrs. O’Leary
Grading policy:
Tests - 35% Quizzes - 30% Classwork 25% Projects 10%
Homework - completed/not completed
Tests will be administered to assess mastery of learned subject matter.
They typically take place at the end of a chapter. Sufficient notice
will be given to write dates in assignment pads. Tests are graded and reviewed the next class period in most cases.
Quizzes will be administered frequently and are usually announced. Students will often have 2-3 quizzes per chapter.
Classwork will be assigned often. Students are encouraged to complete their work in class. Any unfinished work is expected to be completed at home that day. please refer to the following rubric for classwork and homework:
*must be completed sequentially in notebook in pencil
* must be appropriately labeled with date, page #, and problem #
*must include the complete problem as it appears in the text
*will be corrected the next class and scored in pen
*all work must be clearly shown for full credit
*late work loses 5 points per day late
*grades begin at 100%
Tests - 35% Quizzes - 30% Classwork 25% Projects 10%
Homework - completed/not completed
Tests will be administered to assess mastery of learned subject matter.
They typically take place at the end of a chapter. Sufficient notice
will be given to write dates in assignment pads. Tests are graded and reviewed the next class period in most cases.
Quizzes will be administered frequently and are usually announced. Students will often have 2-3 quizzes per chapter.
Classwork will be assigned often. Students are encouraged to complete their work in class. Any unfinished work is expected to be completed at home that day. please refer to the following rubric for classwork and homework:
*must be completed sequentially in notebook in pencil
* must be appropriately labeled with date, page #, and problem #
*must include the complete problem as it appears in the text
*will be corrected the next class and scored in pen
*all work must be clearly shown for full credit
*late work loses 5 points per day late
*grades begin at 100%