Math 7-2

Jan. 4 - 4.4 Area of a Triangle p.143 - notes/examples
Jan. 5 - 4.4 p.145 #1ac,2abc,3,4,5ab,7ab,9
Jan. 6 - 4.5 Area of a Circle p.148 - notes/examples
Jan. 7 - 4.5 p.151 #1abc,2abc,3ab,4,5,8
Jan. 8 - 4.6 Interpreting Circle Graphs p.156 - notes/examples

Math 8

Jan. 4 - 4.7 Surface Area of a Right Cylinder p.209 - notes/examples
Jan. 5 - 4.7 p.212 #4ab,6ab,9-12,15-17
Jan. 6 - 4.8 Volume of a Right Cylinder p.215 - notes/examples
Jan. 7 - 4.8 p.218 #4ac,5ac,8-12,15-17
Jan. 8 - Start the unit review p. 223 #2,4,5,6ac,7,8a,9,11,14-16

Math 9

Jan. 4 - 5.4 Subtracting Polynomials p.231 - notes/examples
Jan. 5 - 5.4 p.234 #4a,6-8 odd letters,9,11 all,13,15,16 odd letters
Jan. 6 - Mid-Unit Review p.237 #1ab,2-4,5a-e,6-10,11a-e,12a
Jan. 7 - finish review and study
Jan. 8 - Chapter 5 Quiz

Math 10

Jan. 4 - 6.5 Slope-Point Form of an Equation for a Linear Function p.365 - notes/examples. Page 372 #4-7 odd letters,9ai,ii
Jan. 5 - 6.5 - more notes/examples. Page 372 #10,11ac,12ac,19,21,22
Jan. 6 - 6.6 General Form of the Equation for a Linear Relation p.377 - notes/examples
Jan. 7 - 6.6 p.384 #6ac,9ab,12ac,14ac,16,18ab,22,24bdef
Jan. 8 - Chapter 6 Review

Math Joke of the Week

Why did the number get mad at his wife? Because she was being irrational!

Math 7-2

Dec. 14 - 4.3 p.141 #1-4,6ab,7ab,8-10
Dec. 15 - 4.4 Area of a Triangle p.143 - notes/examples
Dec. 16 - 4.4 p.145 #1ac,2abc,3,4,5ab,7ab,9
Dec. 17 - Math Christmas Activities
Dec. 18 - Math Christmas Activities

Math 8

Dec. 14 - 4.5 p.198 #4ac,5,7a,9-13,17
Dec. 15 - 4.6 Volume of a Right Triangular Prism p.202 - notes/examples
Dec. 16 - 4.6 p.205 #4ac,5ac,6,8-10,12,15
Dec. 17 - Math Christmas Activities
Dec. 18 - Math Christmas Activities

Math 9

Dec. 14 - 5.2 Like and Unlike Terms p.217 - notes/examples
Dec. 15 - 5.2 p.222 #5,6,8 all,11-14 odd letters,15,18 all,19,20 odd letters
Dec. 16 - 5.3 Adding Polynomials p.225 - notes/examples
Dec. 17 - 5.3 p.228 #3,5,6,9-11 odd letters for all of these,12-14 all,17ac,18
Dec. 18 - Math activities/Class clean up

Math 10

Dec. 14 - Finish 6.2 p.349 #5,6,8abc,9abc,11,13,17
Dec. 15 - 6.3 Math lab: Investigating Graphs of Linear Functions p.354. Then start 6.4 Slope-Intercept Form of the Equation for a Linear Function p.357 - notes/examples
Dec. 16 - Chapter 5 Test
Dec. 17 - 6.4 p.362 #4-7 odd letters,11,12ac,14,18,20
Dec. 18 - 6.5 Slope-Point Form of an Equation for a Linear Function p.365 - notes/examples p.372 #4-7 odd letters,9ai,ii

Math Joke of the Week

What shape is usually waiting for you at Tim Horton's? A line!

Math 7-2

Dec. 7 - 4.1 p.131 #1-4,6-8
Dec. 8 - 4.2 Circumference of a Circle p.133 - notes/examples
Dec. 9 - 4.2 p.136 #1-5,8
Dec. 10 - Mid Unit Review p.138 #1-3,5-9
Dec. 11 - 4.3 Area of a parallelogram p.139 - notes/examples (need scissors)

Math 8

Dec. 7 - 4.4 Surface Area of a Right Triangular Prism p.188 - notes/examples
Dec. 8 - 4.4 p.191 #4-6,9,10,12,14,17
Dec. 9 - Mid-Unit Review p.191 #1-5
Dec. 10 - 4.5 Volume of a Right Rectangular Prism p.195 - notes/examples
Dec. 11 - Chapter 4 Quiz

Math 9

Dec. 7 - Practice Test p.204 #1-5
Dec. 8 - Finish Practice Test/Study for test
Dec. 9 - Chapter 4 Test
Dec. 10 - Start Chapter 5 Polynomials p.208 - 5.1 Modelling Polynomials p.210 - notes/examples
Dec. 11 - 5.1 p.214 #4,5,8-11,13,14 odd letters for all of these,18

Math 10

Dec. 7 - Finish 5.7 assignment. Start the review.
Dec. 8 - work on review
Dec. 9 - Finish review (hand in tomorrow)
Dec. 10 - Reviews due. Start Chapter 6 Linear Functions p.330 - 6.1 Slope of a Line p.332 - notes/examples. Start p.339 #4-9 odd letters for each,11,13ai,iii,17,24,26
Dec. 11 - finish 6.1. Start 6.2 Slopes of Parallel and Perpendicular Lines p.344 - notes

Math Joke of the Week

What do you call a number that can't sit still? A roamin' numeral.

Math 7-2

Nov. 30 - Finish the unit review
Dec. 1 - Chapter 3 Practice Test p.123 #1-6
Dec. 2 - Chapter 3 Test
Dec. 3 - Start Chapter 4 Circles and Area p.128 - 4.1 Investigating Circles p.130 - notes/examples
Dec. 4 - 4.1 p.131 #1-4,6-8

Math 8

Nov. 30 - 4.2 Creating Objects from Nets p.177 - notes/examples (need scissors and tape)
Dec. 1 - 4.2 p. 180 #3-5, 7-13
Dec. 2 - No class due to Reconciliation
Dec. 3 - 4.3 Surface Area of Right Rectangular Prisms p.183 - notes/examples
Dec. 4 - 4.3 p.186 #5,6ab,7a,9-11,14-17

Math 9

Nov. 30 - 4.5 Using Graphs to Estimate Values p.191 - notes/examples
Dec. 1 - 4.5 p.196 $4,6,8,11,13,15
Dec. 2 - finish 4.5 Start the unit review p.201 #1,3,4,5ab,7,8-10abc for each,12-15,17abi,ii for each
Dec. 3 - finish the unti review
Dec. 4 - Chapter 4 Practice Test p.204 #1-5

Math 10

Nov. 30 - 5.4 Math lab: Graphing Data p.284 - Read and do p.286 #1,2. Start 5.5 Graphs of Relations and Functions p.287 - notes/examples. Start p. 294 #4ab,6,8abcd,10,11,13,14,16,19
Dec. 1 - Finish 5.5 assignment
Dec. 2 - 5.6 Properties of Linear Relations p.300 - notes/examples
Dec. 3 - 5.6 p.308 #3-5 odd letters,6,i,iii,vi,7,10,12,14,16
Dec. 4 - 5.7 Interpreting Graphs of Linear Functions p.311 - notes/examples. Start p. 319 #5,6ab,8,9,11,12,14,18

Math Joke of the Week

What do you call friends who love math? Algebros.

Math 7-2

Nov. 23 - no class due to mass
Nov. 24 - 3.7 p.112 #1-5,6ab
Nov. 25 - 3.8 Solving % Problems p.114 - notes/examples
Nov. 26 - 3.8 p.115 #1-5ac for each,6-8
Nov. 27 - Unit Review p.121 #1abc,2abc,3,4a,6,7,9ace,10-15,16ac,17,18 (will finish this on Monday)

Math 8

Nov. 23 - Finish the unit review
Nov. 24 - Practice Test p.162 #1-10
Nov. 25 - Chapter 3 Fraction Test
Nov. 26 - Start Chapter 4 Measuring Prisms and Cylinders p.168 - 4.1 Exploring Nets p.170 - notes/examples (need scissors and tape)
Nov. 27 - 4.1 p.174 #4,6,8-10,12-15 (need graph paper)

Math 9

Nov. 23 - 4.3 Another Form of the Equation for a Linear Relation p.174 - notes/examples
Nov. 24 - 4.3 p.178 #5a-d,6ab,7ab,9,11,13,15ab,17,21a
Nov. 25 - Mid-Unit Review p.181 #1,2,3ac,4,5ac,6,7
Nov. 26 - 4.4 Matching Equations and Graphs p.183 - notes/examples
Nov. 27 - 4.4 p.188 #46,8,10,11,13

Math 10

Nov. 23 - no class due to mass
Nov. 24 - 5.2 Properties of Functions p.264 - notes/examples p.270 #4,8,9a,13
Nov. 25 - 5.2 Day 2 notes and examples p. 270 #6ac,7ac,14ac,17,20
Nov. 26 - Chapter 4 Test
Nov. 27 - 5.3 Interpreting and Sketching Graphs p.276 - notes/examples p.281 #4-6,8,10,11,15,17ab

Parent Teacher Interviews November 19th 4-9pm

I look forward to seeing you at Parent Teacher Interviews this week. Hope to see you there!

Math 7-2

Nov. 16 - Mid-Unit Review p.11 #1-10 all
Nov. 17 - 3.6 Order of Operations with Decimals p.108 - notes/examples (need a calculator)
Nov. 18 - Chapter 3 Quiz
Nov. 19 - 3.6 p.109 #1-5a,6
Nov. 20 - 3.7 Relating Fractions, Decimals, and Percents p.111 - notes/examples

Math 8

Nov. 16 - 3.8 Solving Problems with Fractions p.147 - notes/examples
Nov. 17 - 3.8 p.151 #3-6,8,10-12,15
Nov. 18 - 3.9 Order of Operations with Fractions p.153 - notes/examples
Nov. 19 - 3.9 p.155 #4,5,6ace,7ac,8-11,12ab
Nov. 20 - Start the unit review p. 159 #1-6,9-14 odd letters for all of these, 16-21 all, 23,25,28-30 odd letters for all of these (will finish this on Nov. 23rd)

Math 9-1, 9-2

Nov. 16 - Start Chapter 4 Linear Relations p.150 - 4.1 Writing Equations to Describe Patterns p.154 - notes/examples
Nov. 17 - 4.1 p.159 #7-11,13-15,19
Nov. 18 - 4.2 Linear Relations p.164 - notes/examples
Nov. 19 - 4.2 p.170 #4,5,7ab,8,9ac,10ace,11,14
Nov. 20 - 4.3 Another Form of the Equation for a Linear Relation p.174 - notes/examples

Math 10

Nov. 16 - 4.6 Applying the Exponent Laws p.237 - notes/examples. Start p.241 #3-10 odd letters,11-14 all, 15ac,16ac,21b
Nov. 17 - finish 4.6 assignment. Start Chapter 4 Review
Nov. 18 - finish the review.
Nov. 19 - Reviews due. Start Chapter 5 Relations and Functions p.254 - 5.1 Representing Relations p.256 - notes/examples p.262 #4,5,7,11
Nov. 20 - no class due to presentation

Math Joke of the Week

Pi to i: Get Real!
i to pi: Get rational!

Math 7-2

Nov. 12 - 3.5 Dividing Decimals p.104 - notes/examples
Nov. 13 - 3.5 p.106 #1ac,2,4,5ac,6ac,7-10,12

Math 8

Nov. 12 - 3.7 Dividing Mixed Numbers p.141 - notes/examples
Nov. 13 - 3.7 p.145 #4-6 odd letters,8-10 all,12-17

Math 9-1, 9-2

Nov. 12 - Practice Test p.146 #1-7 all
Nov. 13 - Chapter 3 Test

Math 10

Nov. 12 - finish 4.4 assignment. (1/2 class). Start 4.5 Negative Exponents and Reciprocals p.229 - notes/examples
Nov. 13 - 4.5 p.233 #3-9 odd letters,11,13,16,20

Math Joke of the Week

Why did the number get mad at his wife? Because she was being irrational.

Math 7-2

Nov. 2 - 3.2 p.94 #1,3ac,4ab,5a,6a,7,8ac,10a,11
Nov. 3 - 3.3 Adding and Subtracting Decimals p.96 - notes/examples
Nov. 4 - 3.3 p.98 #1-6,8-10
Nov. 5 - 3.4 Multiplying Decimals p.100 - notes/examples
Nov. 6 - 3.4 p.102 #2,4ac,5-9,10ac,11,12,13

Math 8

Nov. 2 - 3.5 Dividing Whole #'s and Fractions p.129 - notes/examples
Nov. 3 - 3.5 p.132 #3ac,4,5,6ace,8ac,9,10,12,14
Nov. 4 - Chapter 3 Quiz
Nov. 5 - 3.6 Dividing Fractions p.135 - notes/examples
Nov. 6 - 3.6 p.139 #4,7,9,10 abc for each of these, 14,15ab,16-18,19ab

Math 9-1, 9-2

Nov. 2 - 3.6 Order of Operations with Rational #'s p.137 - notes/examples
Nov. 3 - 3.6 p.140 #3/4 cd,5,11,12,13ac,15,16
Nov. 4 - no class due to Take Your Kid to Work Day
Nov. 5 - Start the unit review p.144 #1-8,10 abc for each of these,12,14,15,18-20,22,23abdeg
Nov. 6 - finish unit review

Math 10

Nov. 2 - 4.2 Irrational #'s p.207 - notes/examples p.211 #3,9,10,12,17,20
Nov. 3 - 4.3 Mixed and Entire Radicals p.213 - notes/examples
Nov. 4 - Chapter 3 test
Nov. 5 - 4.3 p.218 #4ac,5ac,9,10-12 aceg for each,14,15,17ac,18ac,22a
Nov. 6 - 4.4 Fractional Exponents and Radicals p.222 - notes/examples. Start p. 227 #3-6,8,10-15,17 odd letters for all of it

Math 7-2

Oct. 26 - Start Chapter 3 Fractions, Decimals, and Percents p.84 - 3.1 Fractions to Deciamals p.86 - notes.examples **calculators needed
Oct. 27 - 3.1 p.88 #1-9 odd letters,10,11,13a
Oct. 28 - 3.2 Comparing and Ordering Fractions and Decimals p.91 - notes/examples
Oct. 29 - 3.2 p.94 #1,3ac,4ab,5a,6a,7,8ac,10a,11
Oct. 30 - 3.3 Adding and Subtracting Decimals p.96 - notes/examples

Math 8

Oct. 26 - 3.3 Multiplying Fractions p.115 - notes/examples
Oct. 27 - 3.3 p.118 #6,7,10-13,15,17-21
Oct. 28 - 3.4 Multiplying Mixed Numbers p.121 - notes/examples
Oct. 29 - 3.4 p.125 #4,6,7,9-12 odd letters for all of these,13,15,17,19a
Oct. 30 - Mid-Unit review p.128 #1-10 abc for each

Math 9-1,9-2

Oct. 26 - Mid-Unit Review p.121 #1-10
Oct. 27 - 3.4 Multiplying Rational Numbers p.123 - notes/examples. Start p.127 #3-8 odd letters,10-13 all,15,16
Oct. 28 - Chapter 3 Quiz
Oct. 29 - finish 3.4. Start 3.5 Dividing Rational Numbers p.130 - notes/examples
Oct. 30 - 3.5 p.134 #3-9 odd letters,10,12ace,17ab,18ac,21

Math 10

Oct. 26 - 3.7 Multiplying polynomials p.182 - notes/examples p.186 #5,8,13,15,17 odd letters for all of these
Oct. 27 - 3.8 Factoring Special Polynomials p.188 - notes/examples p.194 #4,8,11,12,18 odd letters for all of them
Oct. 28 - 3.8 - more notes/examples p.194 #6,10,13,19 odd letters for all of them
Oct. 29 - Chapter 3 Review
Oct. 30 - Reviews due to hand in. Start Chapter 4 Roots and Powers p.202 - 4.1 Math Lab: Estimating Roots p.204 - notes/handout p.206 #1-6 a-e for each

Math Joke of the Week

What do you call a teapot of boiling water on top of Mount Everest? A high-pot-in-use.

Math 7-2

Oct. 19 - 2.5 p.73 #1-6 odd letters,7-9 all,11ab,12ab
Oct. 20 - Start the unit review p.79 #1-4 odd letters,5-9 all,11ac,12aceg,13ace,14a,15a
Oct. 21 - finish the unit review
Oct. 22 - Practice Test p.81 #1-6 all
Oct. 23 - Chapter 2 Test

Math 8

Oct. 19 - Chapter 2 Test
Oct. 20 - Start Chapter 3 Operations with Fractions p.102 - 3.1 Using Models to Multiply Fractions p.104 - notes/examples
Oct. 21 - 3.1 p.108 #6,8-12,14,15 odd letters for all of these,17-19 all,21
Oct. 22 - 3.2 Using Models to Multiply Fractions p.110 - notes/examples
Oct. 23 - 3.2 p.113 #5,6a-d,7a-d,10-13,15,16

Math 9-1,9-2

Oct. 19 - 3.1 p.101 #5-8 odd letters,13 all,14 odds,20,21 all,23-26 odd letters
Oct. 20 - 3.2 Adding Rational #'s p.106 - notes/examples
Oct. 21 - 3.2 p.111 #3-6,9-11 odd letters for all of these,12-14 all,18,19ac,20ac
Oct. 22 - 3.3 Subtracting Rational #'s p.114 - notes/examples
Oct. 23 - 3.3 p.119 #4,7-10 12,13,15ab,17

Math 10

Oct. 19 - 3.5 Polynomials of the Form x2+bx+c p.159 - notes/examples
Oct. 20 - 3.5 p.166 #4-6,11,12,14,15,21 odd letters for all of them
Oct. 21 - Chapter 3 Quiz
Oct. 22 - 3.6 Polynomials of the Form ax2+bx+c p.168 - notes/examples p.177 #5,6,9,10 odd letters for each
Oct. 23 - 3.6 - Day 2 of notes/examples p.177 #7,13,15,18,21 odd letters for each

Math Joke of the Week

Why is a math book always unhappy? Because it has so many problems. Have a great long weekend everyone!! Just a reminder to my grade 9 homeroom that we have our class picture Tuesday morning so make sure you are dressed in your full uniform.

Math 7-2

Oct. 13 - Mid-Unit Review p.65 #1abcd,2,3ac,4ace,5ace,7ab,8
Oct. 14 - 2.4 Subtracting Integers with Tiles p.66 - notes/exampes
Oct. 15 - 2.4 p.69 #1-5 odd letters,7,9,11ab,12ab,13ab,14ab
Oct. 16 - 2.5 Subtracting Integers on a Number Line p.71 - notes/examples

Math 8

Oct. 13 - 2.5 Order of Operations with Integers p.90 - notes/examples p.92 #5,7-10 odd letters,11,12ab,15,17ac
Oct. 14 - Start the unit review p.97 #1-15ace for each,16-21 all,22ab,23ab,24
Oct. 15 - finish the unit review
Oct. 16 - Practice Test p.99 #1-5

Math 9-1, 9-2

Oct. 13 - Finish the unit review from Friday
Oct. 14 - Practice Test p.90 #1-8
Oct. 15 - Chapter 1 Test
Oct. 16 - Start Chapter 3 Rational Numbers p.94 - 3.1 What is a Rational Number? p.94 - notes/examples

Math 10

Oct. 13 - 3.2 Perfect Squares, perfect Cubes and Their Roots p.142 - notes/examples p.146 #4-8 odd letters,9,10,13,16
Oct. 14 - 3.3 Common Factors of a Polynomial p.150 - notes/examples Start p.155 #4,7-10,14,16 odd letters for all of these,17
Oct. 15 - finish 3.3. 3.4 Math lab: Modelling Trinomials as Binomial Products p.157 - read and do p.158 #1abcd,2abcd,3,4
Oct. 16 - Chapter 1 Test

Math Joke of the Week

What do you get if you divide the circumference of a jack-o-lantern by its diameter? Pumpkin Pi.

Math 7-2

Oct. 5 - Chapter 1 Test
Oct. 6 - Start Chapter 2 Integers p.50 - 2.1 Representing Integers p.52 - notes/examples and start p.54 #1,2,4-7(red and yellow markers will be needed throughout  this chapter)
Oct. 7 - Start 2.2 Adding Integers with Tiles - notes/examples - start p.58 #1-8 odd letters,9,10ab,11
Oct. 8 - finish 2.2. Start 2.3 Adding Integers on a Number Line p.60 - notes/examples
Oct. 9 -2.3 p.62 #1/2 odd letters,3,5,6,7i,iii,v,8ac,9,10ab,11

Math 8

Oct. 5 - 2.2 p.73 #4 odd letters,7-9 odd letters,10,11,16,17,19,21
Oct. 6 - 2.3 Using Models to Divide Integers p.77 - notes/examples
Oct. 7 - 2.3 p.80 #5,6,8 odd letters for each,10abcd,12,14,16-18
Oct. 8 - Mid-Unit Review p.83 #1-13abc for each
Oct. 9 - 2.4 Developing Rules to Divide Integers p.84 - notes/examples p.87 #5,8-10 odd letters,11,12,15 odd letters,16,20,21,23

Math 9-1, 9-2

Oct. 5 - 1.3 Surface Area of Objects Made from Right Rectangular Prisms p.25 - notes/examples
Oct. 6 - 1.3 p.30 #4ace,6,7,8ab,10,15
Oct. 7 - 1.4 Surface Area of Other Composite Objects p.33 - notes/examples
Oct. 8 - 1.4 p.40 #3ace,6,7,9
Oct. 9 - Start Unit Review p.45 #1-6abc of each,8abc,9abc,11ab,12a,13ab,15ac,16ac,19a

Math 10

Oct. 5 - finish 1.6 Surface Area and Volume of a Sphere p.51 #3ac,4,5a,7,9,11,17,21. Start 1.7 Solving Problems Involving Objects p.55 - start notes/examples
Oct. 6 - 1.7 p. p.59 #3ab,5a,7,10a,11
Oct. 7 - Chapter 2 Review (due Friday)
Oct. 8 - Start Chapter 3 Factors and Products p.132 - 3.1Factors and Multiples of Whole Numbers p.134 - notes/examples
Oct. 9 - Reviews due. Finish 3.1 p.140 #5ace,8ace,9a,10ac,11c,13,15ab,16ab,21

Math 7-2

Sept. 28 - 1.8 Solving Equations Using Algebra Tiles p.38 - notes/examples
Sept. 29 - 1.8 p.41 #1acd,2,3acd,4,5,7-9
Sept. 30 - Start unit review p.44 #1,2,4,5,6ab,7ab,8,9,11,13,15ab,16
Oct. 1 - finish unit review and study
Oct. 2 - Chapter 1 Test

Math 8

Sept. 28 - Chapter 1 Practice Test p.58 #107,9a,10
Sept. 29 - Chapter 1 Test
Sept. 30 - Start Chapter 2 Integers p.62 - 2.1 Using Models to Multiply Integers p.64 - notes/examples
Oct. 1 - 2.1 p.68 #5-11 odd letters,12,15,18,20ac
Oct. 2 - 2.2 Developing Rules to Multiply Integers p.70 - notes/examples (handout needed)

Math 9-1,9-2

Sept. 28 - 1.1 p.11 #3,4 all,5 odd letters,6 all,7-10 odd letters,13,14,19 all
Sept. 29 - 1.2 Square Roots of Non Perfect Squares p.14 - notes/examples
Sept. 30 - 1.2 p.18 #6ac,7ac,9-13 odd letters,14,17,19,24
Oct. 1 -Mid-Unit Review p.21 #1,2,3abcd,4-7,8abc,9,10abc,11abc
Oct. 2 - Chapter 1 Quiz

Math 10

Sept. 28 - 1.4 Surface Area of Right Pyramids and Right Cones p.26 - notes/examples
Sept. 29 - 1.4 p.34 #4a,8,9,11,13b,15,16,20
Sept. 30 - Chapter 1 Quiz
Oct. 1 - 1.5 Volumes of Right Pyramids and Right Cones p.36 - notes/examples
Oct. 2 - 1.5 p.42 #4a,5,6a,7,8b,9a,10,12,15,18abc,21

Math Joke of the Week

What keeps a square from moving? Square roots.

Math 7

Sept. 21 - 1.6 Graphing Relations p. 30 - notes/examples (graph paper needed)
Sept. 22 - Chapter 1 Quiz
Sept. 23 - 1.6 p.33 #1ab,2-8 (graph paper needed)
Sept. 24 - 1.7 Reading and Writing Equations p.35 - notes/examples
Sept. 25 - 1.7 p.36 #1-8 all

Math 8

Sept. 21 - 1.6 finish notes/examples p. 43 #4bc,6bceg,7ab,8-10,15,16
Sept. 22 - 1.7 Applying the Pythagorean Theorem p.46 - notes/examples
Sept. 23 - 1.7 p.49 #4ac,5ac,6-9,13,14,16,22
Sept. 24 - Start the unit review p.54 #1,2ab,4ac,5ac,6ai,ii,vi,b,7-11 all,13ace,14ace,17ac,18ac,19a,20,21,22ad,24,27
Sept. 25 - finish the unit review (due Monday)

Math 9-1, 9-2

Sept. 21 - finish the unit review that was started last Friday p.87 #1,2,3abcd,6,8-10,12,13,14abef,17,18,20,23-27 odd letters
Sept. 22 - Chapter 2 Practice Test p.90 #1-8
Sept. 23 - Chapter 2 Test
Sept. 24 - no class due to P.A.R.T.Y  program
Sept. 25 - Start Chapter 1 Square Roots of Perfect Squares p.6 - notes/examples

Math 10

Sept. 21 - finish hand in review. Due tomorrow
Sept. 22 - Review due. Start Chapter 1 Measurement p.2 - 1.1 Imperial Measures of Length p.4 - notes/examples. Start p. 11 #3,4,8,10,13,14,17,19,20
Sept. 23 - finish 1.1 assignment. Start 1.2 Math Lab: Measuring Length and Distance p.13 - read briefly and do p.15 #1,2,4acdf,6
Sept. 24 - 1.3 Relating SI and Imperial Units p.16 - notes/examples p.22 #4-6 odd letters,8,10-12a,15,16 (due Monday)
Sept. 25 - Chapter 2 Test

Math 7-2

Sept. 14 - 1.4 p.23 #1ab,2abc,3,4ab,5ab,6,7,8ab,9ab
Sept. 15 - 1.5 Patterns and Relationships in Tables p.25 - notes/examples
Sept. 16 - 1.5 p.27 #1-5 all
Sept. 17 - Mid Unit Review p.29 #1-8 all
Sept. 18 - finish review. Start 1.6 Graphing Relations p.30 - notes/examples (Quiz on Sept. 21st!)

Math 8

Sept. 14 - Mid Unit Review p.30 #1-11
Sept. 15 - Start 1.5 The Pythagorean Theorem p.31 - notes/examples
Sept. 16 - Chapter 1 Quiz
Sept. 17 - 1.5 p.34 #3a,4a,5ab,6ab,8ab,10,12,14ab,15
Sept. 18 - 1.6 Exploring the Pythagorean Theorem p.39 - notes/examples

Math 9-1,9-2

Sept. 14 - Chapter 2 Quiz
Sept. 15 - 2.4 Exponent Laws I p.73 - notes/examples
Sept. 16 - 2.4 p.76 #4/5 odd letters,6,12 all, 13 odd letters,14,15,17,19,20 all
Sept. 17 - 2.5 Exponent Laws II p.79 - notes/examples
Sept. 18 - 2.5 p.84 #4-11 odd letters,13,15ace,16ace,19ace,21

Math 10

Sept. 14 - 2.7 Solving Problems Involving More than one Right Triangle p.113 - notes/examples. Start p.118 #4ac,5ac,7,9,14,18
Sept. 15 - finish 2.7 assignment. Start the hand-in review
Sept. 16 - Finish the Chapter 2 Hand in Review
Sept. 17 - Reviews due. Start Chapter 1 Measurement p.2 - 1.1 Imperial Measures of Length p.4 - notes/examples. Start p.11 #3,4,8,10,13,14,17,19,20
Sept. 18 - finish 1.1 assignment. Start 1.2 Math Lab: Measuring Length and Distance p.13 - do p. 15 #1,2,4acdf,6

Math Joke of the Week

What did the zero say to the eight? Nice belt.

Math 7-2

Sept. 8 - 1.2 p.12 #1a-d,2,3,4abc,5-9
Sept. 9 - 1.3 Algebraic Expressions p.16 - notes/examples
Sept. 10 - 1.3 p.18 #1-8 odd letters,9,10
Sept. 11 - 1.4 Relationships in Patterns p.20 - notes/examples

Math 8

Sept. 8 - 1.3 Measuring Line Segments p.17 - notes/examples (need rulers and graph paper)
Sept. 9 - 1.3 p.20 #5,7,8a,11,14
Sept. 10 - 1.4 Estimating Square Roots p.22 - notes/examples (need number line handout)
Sept. 11 - 1.4 p.25 #5,7,8,10,13,15,20-22

Math 9-1,9-2

Sept. 8 - 2.3 Order of Operations with Powers p.63 - notes/examples
Sept. 9 - 2.3 p.66 #4/5 odd letters,7-11 all,17,18,22,25
Sept. 10 - Mid-Unit Review p.69 #1,2,4-10
Sept. 11 - finish review. Study for quiz on Monday.

Math 10

Sept. 8 - 2.3 Math lab: Measuring an Inaccessable Height p.84 - read briefly and do p.86 #1-3. Start 2.4 The Sine and Cosine Ratios p.89 - notes
Sept. 9 - finish 2.4 notes/examples p.95 #5-10 odd letters for each, 12,14 all
Sept. 10 - 2.5 Using Sine and Cosine Ratios to Calculate Lengths p.97 - notes/examples p.101 #3ac,4ac,5ac,7,9,10,13
Sept. 11 - 2.6 Applying the Trigonometric Ratios p.105 - notes/examples p.111 #3ac,4ac,6abc,8,10-12

Math 7-2

Sept. 2 - Outline/class expectations. Chapter 1 Patterns and Relations p.4 - 1.1 Patterns in Division p.6 - notes/examples
Sept. 3 - 1.1 p.8 #1-3,5-8
Sept. 4 - 1.2 More Patterns in Division p.10 - notes/examples

Math 10

Sept. 2 - Outline/class expectations. Start Chapter 2 Trigonometry p.68 - 2.1 The Tangent Ratio p.70 - notes/examples
Sept. 3 - 2.1 - p.75 #4-6,8,10 odd letters for all,12,16,17
Sept. 4 - 2.2 Using the Tangent Ratio to Calculate Lengths p.78 - notes/examples p.82 #3ac,5ac,6,7,9a,11,15

Note to All Parents for Grade 7-10

I have given each student a handout on classroom rules & expectations and assessment for math, as well as my email address and blog information. Please make sure you read these over with your child, write down any key information needed, and return the forms signed to me by Sept. 4th. Thank you and I look forward to teaching your children in math this year!!

Math 8

Sept. 1 - Outline/class expectations. Start Chapter 1 Square Roots and the Pythagorean Theorem p.4 - 1.1 Square Numbers and Area Models p.6 - notes/examples
Sept. 2 - 1.1 p.8 #5,8-12,16,18-20
Sept. 3 - 1.2 Squares and Square Roots p.11 - notes/examples/handout
Sept. 4 - 1.2 p.15 #6-9,11,13aceg,14,16,19

Math 9-1, 9-2

Sept. 1 - Outline/class expectations. Start Chapter 2 Powers and Exponent Laws p.50 - 2.1 What is a Power? notes/examples
Sept. 2 - 2.1 p.55 #4,5,7-10, 12-14 odd letters for all of it, 17-21 all
Sept. 3 - 2.2 Power of Laws and the Zero Exponent p.58 - notes/examples
Sept. 4 - 2.2 p.61 #4-10 odd letters,11-15 all (due Monday for both classes)

Math 7

June 15  - no class due to field trip.
June 16/17 - finish review booklets
June 18, 22, 23 - Final exam. Please have a calculator, geometry set, pencil and eraser.

Math 8

 June 15 - Study for final exam.
June 16-17th - Final exam. Please have a calculator, ruler, pencil and eraser. You may bring in a formula sheet which needs to be pre-approved by me first.
June 18, 22, 23rd - Math movie. Go over final exam results.

Math 9

June 15 - 18 - review booklets for final exam.
June 22 and 23rd - Final exam. Please have a scientific calculator, geometry set, pencil and eraser.

Math 10

June 15-18 - review for final exam. Just a reminder the final exam is June 23rd at 9:00am in Room 214. A scientific calculator, geometry set, pencil and paper are required. Formula sheets will be provided or you can bring your own (I must approve it prior to June 23rd).

CE 9

June 15,16,18 - Pay it Forward Movie **Just a reminder service hours are now past due. Please hand them in as soon as possible. (12 hours total needed)

Math 7

June 8-11 - work on review booklets for final exam

Math 8

June 8-11 - work on review booklets for final exam

Math 9

June 8-12 - work on review booklets for final exam

Math 10

June 8-12 - work on review for final exam

CE 9

June 8 - 8.2 How do I get Satisfaction? - Acrostic, poster or artistic expression on what satisfaction means to them. Read Scripture passage Matthew 20:1-16 if time and start handout.
June 10 - finish scripture activity. ***Service hours are due.

Math 7

June 1-5 - Work on final exam review booklets

Math 8

June 1-5 - work on final exam review booklets

Math 9

June 1-5 work on final exam review booklets

Math 10

June 1 - Chapter 7 reviews due. Start final exam outline
June 2-4 - final exam outline
June 5 - Chapter 7 Test

CE 9

June 2 -Scripture Activity (in groups). Retell passage in modern contest.Read p.169-172 for background info.
June 5 - presentations. read p.172/173. Write a poem or story on what it means to be pure of heart. Share stories.

Math Joke of the Week

Did you hear the joke about the infinite line? Don't worry, it doesn't have a point.

Math 7

May 25 - no class due to track
May 26-29 - work on review booklet

Math 8

May 25 - no class due to track
May 26-29 - work on review booklet

Math 9

May 25 - Practice Test p.420 #1-7
May 26 - Chapter 8 Test
May 27 - Start final exam outline
May 28/29 - work on review booklet

Math 10

May 25 - no class due to track
May 26 - finish 7.3. Start 7.4 The Tangent Ratio - notes, Activity 7.5 p.302 #1-6 (need handout), p.305 #1-5,7
May 27 - finish 7.4 Start 7.5 Finding Angles and Solving Right Triangles p.307 - notes, handout 7.14 #1/2 p.308, examples 1/2 p.308-310
May 28 - finish 7.5 - Discuss the Ideas p.309, Activity 7.7 p.311, p.311 #1-5,7,8
May 29 - Chapter 7 Review (due Monday)

CE 9

May 26 - Comics due. Start 7.2 Why tell the Truth when a Lie will do? honesty questions to discuss, read p.156-159 (do questions). Start reading p.159-161
May 28 - finish reading p.159-161 and do handouts.
May 29 - Chapter 7 Test

Math Joke of the Week

Where do math teachers go on vacation? To Times Square!!

Math 7

May 19-22 - work on review booklets

Math 8

May 19-22 - work on review booklets

Math 9

May 19 - Finish 8.3 p.410 #3-5,7,9,11. Start the unit review p.418 #1-10
May 20 - Finish the review
May 21 - Start the unit problem p.421/422
May 22 - finish the unit problem

Math 10

May 19 - 7.2 The Sine Ratio p.283 - notes, Discuss the Ideas p.284 #1-5, Activity 7.3 p.285-287 Part A #3 only, B,C, Discuss the Ideas p.287, examples 1/2 p.288/289, p.289 #1,2,4,5,7,8,9 challenge
May 20 - Chapter 6 Test
May 21 - finish 7.2. Start 7.3 The Cosine Ratio p.293 - notes, examples 1/2 p.294/295, Activity 7.4 p.296 #1-7
May 22 - finish 7.3 - example 3 p.297, p.297 #1,2,4-6,8

CE 9

May 20 - Comic strips (on honesty or some aspect of stealing)
May 21 - finish comics (due next class)

Math 7

May 11 - Unit Review p.335 #1-6,8,9,11,13
May 12 - Unit Problem p.338/339
May 13 - finish unit problem
May 14 - Practice Test p.337 #1-4
May 15 - Chapter 8 Test

Math 8

May 11 - Review outline for final exam
May 12-15 -  work on review booklet #1

Math 9

May 11 - 8.2 Properties of Chords in a Circle p.392 - notes/examples
May 12 - 8.2 p.397 #3-7 odd letters, 8, 10-12,14,17
May 13 - May 13 - Mid-Unit Review p.403 #1-7
May 14 - 8.3

Math 10

May 11 - 6.4 Similar Triangles p.257 - notes, Discuss the Ideas p.258 #1-3, examples 1/2 p.259/260
May 12 - 6.4 - Activity 6.7 p.260, Activity 6.8 p.261, p.261 #1-5, 6 challenge
May 13 - Chapter 6 Review
May 14 - Reviews due. Start Chapter 7 Trigonometry of Right Triangles p.270 - 7.1 The Pythagorean Theorem p.272 - examples 1/2 p.274-277, notes, Discuss the Ideas p.275 #3/4
May 15 - 7.1 - Activity 7.1 p.277, Activity 7.2 p.278 #1/2, p.278 #1,2,6-9,11

CE 9

May 11 - Start Unit 7 Be Honest - 7.1 When is it Stealing? Share stories of theft, read p.150/151 (do questions). Read p.151-155 (do handouts)
May 12 - Start comic strips - 8-10 frame comic on honesty or some aspet of stealing that one wouldn't think of as stealing
May 14 - continue on comic strips

Math 7

May 4 - Battleship game on the Coordinate grid
May 5 - 8.6 Graphing Tessellations and Reflections p.320 - notes/examples (need grid paper and ruler)
May 6 - 8.6 p.322 #1-3,5-8
May 7 - 8.7 Graphing Rotations p.325 - notes/examples (need grid paper, tracing paper, ruler and protractor)
May 8 - 8.7 p.327 #1,3,6-8 (need grid paper and tracing paper)

Math 8

May 4 - Start the unit problem p.488 - Create your own tessellation using a minimum of 3 different shapes, cover the page, must be done in color, include a written description of what your tessellation is used for and provide examples of translations, reflections, and rotations in your tessellation
May 5 - work on tessellations
May 6 - tessellations due. Unit Review p.483 #1-11,13-16 (handout needed)
May 7 - Practice Test p.486 #1-8
May 8 - Chapter 8 Test

Math 9

May 4 - Practice Test p.460 #1-6
May 5 - Chapter 9 Test
May 6 - Start Chapter 8 Circle Geometry p.382 - 8.1 properties of Tangents to a Circle p.382 - notes/examples (need geometry sets for this unit)
May. 7 - 8.1 p.388 #3,5ab,6ab,7,11,12,14-16,20
May 8 - 8.2 Properties of Chords in a Circle p.392 - notes/examples

Math 10

May 4 - Activity 6.1 p.231, p.232 #1-7
May 5 - Chapter 5 Test
May 6 - 6.2 Determining if Two Polygons are Similar p.236 - notes, Discuss the Ideas p.237 #1-3, Discuss the Ideas p.238 #1-3, example 1/2 p.238/239
May 7 - 6.2 - Discuss the Ideas p.240, example 3 p.240, Activity 6.2 p.242, p.243 #1-8
May 8 - 6.3 Drawing Similar Polygons p.247 - notes, Activity 6.4 p.248, examples 1/2 p.248-250, Activity 6.5 p.250, Activity 6.6 p.251, p.252 #1-6

CE 9

May 4 - Presentations - "God's Preferential Option for the Poor". Read p.137/138 "Free the Children". Start 6.3 How Can the Earth Survive? Read p.140-147. Start creative writing stories - tell about a typical day from the perspective of an item of nature. Don't tell what the item is.
May 6 - finish/share creative writing stories. Start Unit 7: Be Honest  - 7.1 When is it Stealing? Share stories of theft, read p.150/151 (do questions). Read p.151-155 (start handouts)

Math Joke of the Week

What didn't the Romans find algebra challenging? Because the X was always 10.

Math 7

Apr. 28 - May 1st - continue on Money Matters unit with Miss S. Work on handouts in your booklets.

Math 8

Apr. 27 - 8.4 Identifying Transformations p.456 - notes/examples. Pm class - 8.4 p.460 #5-11 (need handout, miras and tracing paper)
Apr. 28 - 8.5 Constructing Tessellations p.462 - notes/examples (need plain paper and tracing paper)
Apr. 29 - 8.5 p.467 #6,7,9,11-14,17
Apr. 30 - 8.6 Identifying Transformations in Tessellations p.471 - notes/examples (need isometric dot paper and pattern blocks)
May 1 - 8.6 p.476 #3-5,8-10,12,13 (need handouts)

Math 9

Apr. 27 - 9.5 p.455 #3-9
Apr. 28 - Unit Problem p.461 (in pairs)
Apr. 29 - finish unit problem
Apr. 30 - Unit Review p.458 #1-3,5,7-15
May 1 - finish the review

Math 10

Apr. 27 - 5.3 - Activity 5.6 p.201 #1-6, examples 1/2 p.202-204, p.204 #1-4
Apr. 28 - 5.4 Parallel Lines and Transversals p.209 - notes, Activity 5.7 p.212 (need 1cm grid paper)
Apr. 29 - 5.4 - examples 1/2 p.212/213, p.214 #1-7
Apr. 30 - Chapter 5 Review
May 1 - reviews due. Start Chapter 6 Similarity of Figures p.224 - 6.1 Similar Polygons p.226 - notes, Discuss the Ideas p.227, Examples 1-3 p.227-231

CE 9

Apr. 28 - Continue on paired teaching activity. Start presentations if time. Read p.137/138 Free the Children
May 1 - 6.3 How can the Earth Survive? read p.140-147. Talk about nature and its importance. Write a creative story from the perspective of an item of nature.

Math 7

Apr. 20 - 8.5 p.318 #1-3,5-7,10,11,13
Apr. 21-24 - the grade 7's will be doing a decimal unit that Miss Sachikowski will start with them.

Math 8

Apr. 20 - 8.1 p.437 #4,6-8,10,12,15,16,18
Apr. 21 - 8.2 Drawing Views of Rotated Objects p.441 - notes/examples
Apr. 22 - 8.2 p.444 #3,4,6,7,9-11 (dot paper and linking cubes needed)
Apr. 23 - 8.3 Building Objects from their Views p.447 - notes/examples (linking cubes needed)
Apr. 24 - 8.3 p.450 #4,6-11,14

Math 9

Apr. 20 - 9.3 p.440 #3-11
Apr. 21 - Mid-unit Review p.444 #1-9
Apr. 22 - 9.4 Selecting a Sample p.445 - notes/examples
Apr. 23 - 9.4 p.448 #1-10
Apr. 24 - 9.5 Designing a Project Plan p.454 - notes/examples

Math 10

Apr. 20 - 5.1 - Activity 5.3 p.182 (need handout), example 5 p.182, p.184 #1-7
Apr. 21 - Chapter 4 Test
Apr. 22 - 5.2 Angle Bisectors and Perpendicular Lines p.187 - notes, Discuss the Ideas p.188, example 1 p.188-190, Activity 5.4 p.190/191 (need 1 inch grid paper)
Apr. 23 - 5.2 - Activity 5.5 p.191 #1-4, p.192 #1-7
Apr. 24 - 5.3 Non-Parallel Lines and Transversals p.198 - notes, Discuss the Ideas p.200 #1-3

CE 9

Apr. 20 - collage/posters due. April prayer on Family now due!
Apr. 23 - finish presentations of Rich/Poor activity. Handout: How Much is Enough? Discuss
Apr. 24 - Read p.132-134 and Luke 16:19-31 (do questions). Start Paired teaching activity "Preferential Option for the Poor" (handout and bibles required)

Math Joke of the Week

How do you make seven an even number? Take the s out.

Math 7

Apr. 13 - Make study cards for quiz.***Bring index cards
Apr. 14 - finish making study cards
Apr. 15 - Mid-Unit Review p.314 #1-5.
Apr. 16 -Chapter 7 Quiz (note this date has been switched)
Apr. 17 - 8.5 Graphing on a Coordinate Grid p.315 - notes/examples (need grid paper)

Math 8

Apr. 13 - work on the unit problem (in pairs)
Apr. 14 - work on the the unit problem
Apr. 15 - last class to finish unit problem.
Apr. 16 -Unit Problem cereal boxes due. Practice Test p.428 #1-5
Apr. 17 -Chapter 7 Test in the morning class. Pm class - Start Chapter 8 Geometry p.432 - 8.1 Sketching Views of Objects p.434 - notes/examples (need grid paper and linking cubes).

Math 9

Apr. 13 - Start Chapter 9 Probability and Statistics p.422 - 9.1 Probability in Society p.424 - notes/examples
Apr. 14 - 9.1 p.427 #3-6,9-12,17
Apr. 15 - 9.2 Potential Problems with Collecting Data p.431 - notes/examples
Apr. 16 - 9.2 p.435 #3-7,9,12-15
Apr. 17 -9.3 Using Samples and Populations to Collect Data p.437 - notes/examples

Math 10

Apr. 13 - 4.4 Making Conversions p.162 - nores/examples
Apr. 14 - Activity 4.10, p.165 (need handout), .165 #1-3,5,7,8ab
Apr. 15 - Chapter 4 Review
Apr. 16 - review due. Start Chapter 5 Angles and Parallel Lines p.172 - 5.1 Measuring, Drawing, and Estimating Angles p.174 - notes, examples, Discuss the Ideas p.178 #1,2, Activity 5.1 p.179 (need handout)***geometry set needed for this chapter
Apr. 17 - 5.1 notes, examples 1-4 p.175-181, Activity 5.2 p.181

CE 9

Apr. 15 - 6.2 How Much is Enough? Poster or collage or power point on Poverty vs Wealth
Apr. 16 - Handout: How much is Enough?, read p.132-134 in text and Luke 16: 19-31 (do questions), April prayer on Family

Without geometry, life is pointless!

Math 8

Mar. 30 - 7.4 Solving Problems involving Independent Events p.417 - notes/examples
Mar. 31 - 7.4 p.420 #4,6-9,12,14,16
Apr. 1 - Unit Review p.424 #2-4,6-15. Pm class - start the unit problem p.430 (in pairs)
Apr. 2 - continue on unit problem

Math 9

Mar. 30 - Start the unit review p.377 #1ac,3,4,6-9,11-15,17-19
Mar. 31 - finish the review
Apr. 1 - Practice Test p.380 #1-4
Apr. 2 - Chapter 7 Test

Math 10

Mar. 30 - Chapter 3 Test
Mar. 31 - 4.2 - examples 1/2 p.149/151, p.151 #1-4, 5b, 7
Apr. 1 - 4.3 Mass in the SI System p.154 - notes, Activity 4.5 p.154 #1-3, Activity 4.6 p.155 #1-3, Ex. 1 p.155, Discuss the Ideas p.156, Activity 3.7 p.156 #1-3
Apr. 2 - Activity 3.8 p.157 #1-3, /discuss the Ideas p.157 #1-4, p.158 #1-7

CE 9

Mar. 30 - no class due to Way of the Cross
Mar. 31/ Apr.2 - Movie: Freedom Writers
******Just a reminder service hours were due Mar. 27th. 9 hours total are needed.

Math Joke of the Week

What do you called a crushed angle? A rectangle.

Math 7

Mar. 23 - Chapter 7 Test
Mar. 24 - Start Chapter 8: Geometry p.298 - 8.1 Parallel Lines p.300 - notes/examples (geometry sets needed throughoutt this unit, specifically a protractor, compass and ruler)
Mar. 25 - 8.1 p.302 #1-7
Mar. 26 - 8.2 Perpendicular Lines p.303 - notes/examples
Mar. 27 - 8.2 p.305 #1-6

Math 8

Mar. 23 - Start Chapter 7: Data Analysis and Probability p.380 - 7.1 Choosing an Appropriate Graph p.382 - notes/examples
Mar. 24 - 7.1 p.387 #4-10,12
Mar. 25 - 7.2 Misinterpreting Data p.394 - notes/examples
Mar. 26 - 7.2 p. 399 #4-8,10,11,14,16. Mid-Unit Review p.406 #1,2
Mar. 27 - 7.3 Probability of Independent Events p.407 - notes/examples

Math 10

Mar. 23 - 3.4 - examples 1-3 p.127-130, Activity 130 Part A only, p.132 #1-5
Mar. 24 - Chapter 3 Review
Mar. 25 -  Start Chapter 4 Mass, Temperature, and Volume p.136 - 4.1 Temperature Conversions p.138 - notes, Activity 4.1 p.139 #1-6 (need grid paper), Activity 4.2 p.139 #1-4
Mar. 26 - Reviews due. 4.1 - formulas, Discuss the ideas p.140 #2,4 only, examples 1/2 p.141/142, p.143 #1-3,6 challenge
Mar. 27 - 4.2 Mass in the Imperial System p.146 - notes, conversions, Discuss the Ideas p.148 #1,2, Activity 4.4 p.149

Math 9

Mar. 23 - finish 7.6 Start 7.7 Identifying Types of Symmetry on the Cartesian  Plane p.368 - notes
Mar. 24 - finish 7.7 notes and examples. Start p.373 #3ac,4-7,11,12
Mar. 25 - finish 7.7. Start Unit Problem: Designing a Flag p.381
Mar. 26 - continue on unit problem
Mar. 27 - finish unit problem (to be handed in). Start the unit review p.377 #1ac,3,4,6-9,11-15,17-19

CE 9

Mar. 23 - Start Unit 6: Be Just - 6.1 What Keeps us Apart? - discuss prejudging, read p.126-128 and do questions. Read p.129/130. Start activity (handout needed) in pairs
Mar. 25 - finish activity and present to class

Math Joke of the Week

Why is ten times two the same as two times eleven? Because ten times two is twenty, and two times eleven is twenty, too.

Math 7

Mar. 16 - Finish the unit problem
Mar. 17 - Start the unit review p.292 #1-4,6-9,11
Mar. 18 - finish the review
Mar. 19 - Practice Test p.395 #1-4

Math 8

Mar. 16 - Start the unit review p.371 #1,2ace,3,4bdf,5,6ac,10ac,12ac,14-18,21ac,22. Pm class - finish the review
Mar. 17 - Algebra Bingo
Mar. 18 - Practice Test p.374 #1-8
Mar. 19 - Chapter 6 Test

Math 9

Mar. 16 - finish 7.5 and study for quiz
Mar. 17 - Chapter 7 Quiz
Mar. 18 - 7.6 Rotations and Rotational Symmetry p.361 - notes/examples
Mar. 19 - 7.6 - p.365 #4-10 odd letters,13,14 (grid paper, dot paper and tracing paper needed)

Math 10

Mar. 16 - 3.3 Surface Areas p.115 - notes,examples. Start handouts.
Mar. 17 - finish handouts, Surface area formulas, examples 1/2 p.118/119, Activity 3.8 p.120 #1 only
Mar. 18 - 3.3 p.121 #1-5
Mar. 19 - 3.4 Volume p.124 - notes, formulas, conversions, Discuss the Ideas p.125 #1-3
Mar. 20 - work on Chapter 3 review

CE 9

Mar. 17 - no class due to Music Festival

Important Note

Please note that I will be gone to a Religious Conference out of country from March 12th-15th. Mr. C, Mr. Jalbert, Ms. Khan and Mrs. G will be covering my classes so you will be left in good hands!

Math 7

Mar. 9 - 7.5 Different ways to Express Probability p.279 - notes/examples
Mar. 10 - 7.5 p.282 #1,2,4-8
Mar. 11 - 7.6 Tree Diagrams p.284 - notes/examples
Mar. 12 - 7.6 p.287 #1-6. 2nd class - Start the Unit Problem on p.296/297 in pairs (dice needed)
Mar. 13 - finish the unit problem.

Math 8

Mar. 9 - Chapter 6 Quiz
Mar. 10 - 6.6 Creating a Table of Values p.351 - notes/examples. Pm class - 6.6 p.356 #4ac,5ac,6,7,8ac,9ac,11,12,14
Mar. 11 - no class due to reconciliaton
Mar. 12 - 6.7 Graphing Linear Relations p.359 - notes/examples (grid paper needed)
Mar. 13 - 6.7 p.363 #4,5ag,6agh,7,11,12ac,14

Math 9

Mar. 9 -7.4 finish notes/examples. Start p.349 #4cd,5bc,6ac,7-10,12,13
Mar. 10 - finish 7.4 assignment. Start the mid-unit review p.352 #1-7
Mar. 11 - finish the review
Mar. 12 - 7.5 Reflections and Line Symmetry p.353 - notes/examples (grid paper and miras needed)
Mar. 13 - 7.5 p.357 #3-8,10 (grid paper and miras needed)

Math 10

Mar. 9 - 3.1 (finish) - Activity 3.2 p.101 #1,2 (need 11" by 17" paper), p.102 #1-7
Mar. 10 - Chapter 2 Test
Mar. 11 - 3.2 Converting Measurements p.106 - notes, Discuss the Ideas p.107 #1,2
Mar. 12 - 3.2 - formulas, examples 1/2 p.108/109, Activity 3.5 p.110 #1-6 (in pairs) need 1 inch grid paper
Mar. 13 finish Act. 3.5, p.111 #1-7 all

CE 9

Mar. 9 - Start Chapter 5: Be Obedient - 5.1 Why Should Obey my Parents or anyone else in my Family? Read p.108-112 in text in pairs and do questions. Do activity sheet (handout)
Mar. 12 - Create a web or recipe on Healthy Families - list duties, roles and responsibilities for each family member using ideas from pg.113-115 in text. Complete the handout: $th Commandment in my Home.
Mar. 13 - 5.2 Whom Should I Obey in Society? Brainstorm people who have authority over you and rank how much authority they have.Read p.116-119 in text and do questions. Read p.119-121 in text.
****Just a reminder March Prayers are now past due.

Math Joke of the Week

Who invented algebra? A. Clever X-Pert

Math 7

Mar. 2 - 7.3 The Effects of Outliers on Average p.267 - finish notes/examples
Mar. 3 - 7.3 p.269 #1,3,4,6,7
Mar. 4 - 7.4 Applications of Average p.271 - notes/examples p.273 #1,2,4,6,8
Mar. 5 - Mid-Unit Review p.278 #1-5
Mar. 6 - finish the review

Math 8

Mar. 2 - 6.4 p.342 #5,6,7ace,8ace,9,12aceg,13,14,16,18
Mar. 3 - 6.5 Solving Equations using the Distributive Property p.344 - notes/examples
Mar. 4 - 6.5 p.347 #4ac,5ac,6-9,11,13,14,16,17
Mar. 5 - Mid-Unit Review p.350 #1-10 (don't do 1b)
Mar. 6 - finish the review. Study for the quiz on Monday (Mar. 9th)

Math 9

Mar. 2 - 7.2 p.329 #4-6 odd letters,7-9 all,11ace,12a,13,17,19
Mar. 3 - 7.3 Similar Polygons p.334 - start activity and notes (geometry set and grid paper needed)
Mar. 4 - 7.3 finish notes/examples - start p.341 #4ac,5ac,6,7,9,11,12,13,16
Mar. 5 - finish 7.3 assignment
Mar. 6 - 7.4 Similar Triangles p.343 - notes/examples

Math 10

Mar. 2 - 2.4 - Activity 2.6 p.84, notes, example 4 p.84 (laptops needed), p.87 #1-7 (internet needed for #6)
Mar. 3 - finish 2.4 assignment. Start on the Chapter 2 Review
Mar. 4 - finish review
Mar. 5 - Reviews due. Start Chapter 3 Length, Area, and Volume p.92 - 3.1 Systems of Measurement p.94 - notes, review of fractions, Discuss the Ideas p.95 #1-3
Mar. 6 - 3.1 - Activity 3.1 p.96 #1-7 (handout needed), examples 1-3 p.97-101

CE 9

Mar. 3 - finish collage/poster. March prayer - Generosity.
Mar. 4 - Chapter 4 Test
Mar. 5 - Start Chapter 5 Be Obedient - 5.1 Why Should I Obey my Parents or anyone Else in my Family? Read p.108-112 - do questions and activity sheet

Math Joke of the Week

Why did the obtuse angle go to the beach? Because it was over 90 degrees.

Math 7

Feb. 23 - Start Chapter 7 Data Analysis p.256/257 - 7.1 Mean and Mode p.258 - notes/examples
Feb. 24 - 7.1 p.260 #1-8
Feb. 25 - 7.2 Median and Range p.262 - notes/examples
Feb. 26 - 7.2 p.264 #1-5,7
Feb. 27 - 7.3 The Effects of Outliers on Average p.267 - notes/examples

Math 8

Feb. 23 - Start Chapter 6 Linear Equations and Graphing p.316 - 6.1 Solving Equations using Models p.318 - notes/examples. Pm class - 6.1 p.324 #5ab,6ab,8-10,11ab,12,13ac,16
Feb. 24 - 6.2 Solving Equations using Algebra p.327 - notes/examples
Feb. 25 - 6.2 p.331 #5ace,6ac,7,8,10,11ace,12ace,13,14
Feb. 26 - 6.3 Solving Equations Involving Fractions p.333 - notes/examples
Feb. 27 - 6.3 p.336 #3ac,4ac,6-11,13bc,14

Math 9

Feb. 23 - Ch. 6 Practie Test p.310 #1-6
Feb. 24 - Ch. 6 Test
Feb. 25 - Start Chapter 7 Similarity and Transformations p.314 - 7.1 Scale Diagrams and Enlargements p.318 - notes/examples (graph paper needed throughout this chapter)
Feb. 26 - 7.1 p.323 #4-8,10-12
Feb. 27 - 7.2Scale Diagrams and Reductions p.325 - notes/examples

Math 10

Feb. 23 - 2.2 Alternate ways to Earn Money p.64 - notes, Activity 2.3 p.65 #1-3, Discuss the Ideas p.65 #1-5
Feb. 24 - 2.2 - Discuss the Ideas p.66 #1-3, examples 1-3 p.66-69, p.69 #1-7
Feb. 25 - 2.3 Additional Earnings p.72 - notes, Activity 2.4 p.73 #1,4,5, Discuss the Ideas p.74 #1-3
Feb. 26 - 2.3 - examples 1/2 p.74-76, p.76 #1-7
Feb. 27 - 2.4 Deductions and Net Pay p.79 - notes, Discuss the Ideas p.80, Activity 2.5 p.81, examples 1-3 p.81-84 (internet required)

CE 9

Feb. 24 - 4.4 How does Love go Wrong? Handouts/discussion on dating violence and abuse, read pgs. 102-105 in text. Start Poster, collage, etc - Love Gone Right/Love Gone Wrong (using ideas from pgs.104/105)
Feb. 25 - finish poster/collage (due next class)

Math Joke of the Week

Why can't a bicycle stand up on its own? Because its too tired....

Math 7

Feb. 9 - 6.5 p.243 #1-7. 2nd class - Start the unit review p.248 #2-4,6,7,10,12-15
Feb. 10 - finish the unit review
Feb. 11 - Algebra Bingo
Feb. 12 - Practice Test p.25 #1-5. 2nd class - Chapter 6 Test
Feb. 13 - Math games - (bring board games...Monopoly, Rummicub, Yahtzee, Golf, etc.)

Math 8

Feb. 9 - work on the unit review
Feb. 10 - finish the unit review. Start the Practice Test p.312 #1-3ac,4-10
Feb. 11 - Finish the Practice Test. Do handout.
Feb. 12 - Chapter 5 Test
Feb. 13 - Math games (bring math board games...Monopoly, Rummicub, Yahtzee, Golf, etc.

Math 9

Feb. 9 - 6.5 Solving Linear Equations using Multiplication and Division p.300 - notes/examples
Feb. 10 - 6.5 p.305 #4,5,7,9-11,13,14
Feb. 11 - Start the unit review p.309 #1,3-8,10-16
Feb. 12 - finish the unit review
Feb. 13 - Inequality Bingo

Math 10

Feb. 9 - finish 1.5 - examples 1/2 p.43-46, Activity 1.6 p.46 #1-5, p.47/48 #1-6
Feb. 10 - Chapter 1 REview
Feb. 11 - review due. Start Chapter 2 Earning an Income p.52 - 2.1 Wages and Salaries p.54 - notes, Activity 2.1 p.55 #1-4, Discuss the Ideas p.55
Feb. 12 - finish 2.1 - examples 1-4 p.56-59, Activity 2.2 p.60, p.60 #1-9
Feb. 13 - Chapter 1 Test

CE 9

Feb. 9 - 4.3 Why Wait? Talk about self-control, read p.87-90 and do questions, definitions. February prayer - Words to Inspire
Feb. 10 - go over definitions, read pages 90-95 and do questions. Start Song/Magaizine Ad activity
Feb. 11 - finish ad. Start 4.4 How does Love go Wrong? handouts on dating violence, read p.102/103 and do questions

Math Joke of the Week

What shape is usually waiting for you at Tim Horton's? A line.

Math 7

Feb. 2 - 6.3 finish notes/examples - p.234 #1a-d,2a-d,3,5,6,8
Feb. 3 - finish p.234.
Feb. 4 - 6.4 Solving Equations Using Algebra p.237 - notes/examples
Feb. 5 - 6.4 p.238 #1-4,6-8
Feb. 6 - 6.5 Using Different Methods to Solve Equations p.240 - notes/examples

Math 8L

Feb. 2 - 5.9 p.298 #5-8ac for each, 9,11,13,14a,15a,16-18
Feb. 3 - no class due to the play and mass
Feb. 4 - 5.10 Comparing Rates p.300 - notes/examples
Feb. 5 - 5.10 p.303 #5-8ac for each, 11-14,17-19
Feb. 6 - Start the unit review p.308 #1ac,2,4ac,5,6,9,11-13,14a,16,17,18a,19,20ac,21ac,22,25,27ac,28,29a,30,31a,32ab,33

Math 9

Feb. 2 - finish the mid-unit review (hand in handout)
Feb. 3 - 6.3 Introduction to Linear Inequalities p.288 - notes/examples
Feb. 4 - 6.3 p.292 #3-9 odds,10,11,13ace,14,16
Feb. 5 - 6.4 Solving Linear Inequalities by using Addition and Subtraction p.294 - notes/examples
Feb. 6 - 6.4 p.298 #6ac,7 all,8/9 odd letters,10,12,14,15

Math 10

Feb. 2 - 1.2 p.26 #1-6. Start 1.3 Setting a Price p.28 - notes
Feb. 3 - finish 1.3 - Discuss the Ideas p.29, do examples 1/2 p.30/31, Discuss the Ideas p.31, p.32 #1-7,8 challenge
Feb. 4 - 1.4 On Sale!p.34 - notes, examples 1/2 p.34-36, Activity 1.4 p.36 #1-5
Feb. 5 - 1.4 p.37 #1-6, 7 challenge, % Increase and Decrease - do handouts
Feb. 6 - 1.5 Currency Exchange Rates p.41 - notes, Activity 1.5 p.42 #1-4 (laptop needed)

CE 9

Feb. 2 - Read p.81-85 in text and do questions. Write Dear Abby letters
Feb. 4 - Finish letters. Respond and share. February prayer - Words to Inspire

Math Joke of the Week

What did Al Gore play on his guitar? An Algorithm.

Math 7

Jan. 26 - Starting Chapter 6 Equations p.218 - 6.1 Solving Equations p.220 - notes/examples
Jan. 28 - 6.1 p.223 #1-4,6,7,9-11
Jan. 29 - 6.2 Using a Model to Solve Equations p.226 - notes/examples
Jan. 30 - 6.2 p.229 #1,2i-v,3,4ac,5,6. 2nd class - 6.3 Solving Equations involving Integers p.231 - notes/examples

Math 8L

**Please note the 8M's will have Miss Tilford as a math teacher for the remainder of the year. (I will miss you guys!)
Jan. 26 - 5.7 p.284 $4ac,5ac,7,,10,11,13,14,16,19
Jan. 28 - 5.8 Solving Ratio Problems p.287 - notes/examples
Jan. 29 - 5.8 p.291 #5-7 odd letters, 8-15 all,18
Jan. 30 - 5.9 Exploring Rates p.294 - notes/examples

Math 9

Jan. 26 - 6.1 p.271 #5,6,8-10 odd letters for all of these,13,14,16,18ace,19,23
Jan. 28 - 6.2 Solving Equations by Using Balance Strategies p. 275 - notes/examples
Jan. 29 - 6.2 p.280 #4 all,6,8,10,11 odd letters,12,13,17ac,18,19ac,21ac,23
Jan. 30 - Mid-Unit Review p.286 #2-8 all

Math 10

Jan. 28 - Start new course: Math Workplace - Hand out texts, outline, and expectations. Chapter 1 - Unit Pricing and Currency Exchange p.10 - 1.1 Proportional Reasoning p.12 - notes, Discuss the Ideas p.13, do examples 1/2 p.14/15, Activity 1.1 p.15 #1-3
Jan. 29 - finish 1.1 - do Activity 1.2 p.16 #1-5, Discuss the Ideas p.18, examples 1/2 p.18-20, p,21 #1-9
Jan. 30 - 1.2 Unit Price p.23 - notes, examples 1/2 p.24/25, Activity 1.3 p.25

CE 9

Jan. 26 - last class to finish Marie Rivier project
Jan. 30 - Marie Rivier project due. Read p.76/77. Read p.77-81 in pairs and complete handouts to go with these.

Math Joke of the Week

Student: What's infinity?
Math Teacher: Think of a number.
Student: Okay, I've got one.
Math Teacher: Good. That's not it.

Math 7

Jan. 19 - 5.7 p.207 #1,4-6 a,c for each,7-9,10ac,11,12
Jan. 20 - start the unit review p. 213 #1-5abc for each, 7-10 abc for each,11,13-18abc for each
Jan. 21 - finish the unit review. Pm class - Practice Test p.215 #1-6 or Fraction bingo
Jan. 23 - Chapter 5 Test. 2nd Class - Start Chapter 6 Equations p.218 - 6.1 Solving Equations p.220 - notes/examples

Math 8

Jan. 19 - finish the unit review. Start 5.5 Exploring Ratios p.264 - notes/examples p.266 #4-7 odd letters,8,9,11,13,14,1618
Jan. 20 - Chapter 5 Quiz
Jan. 21 - 5.6 Equivalent Ratios p.269 - notes/examples
Jan. 22 - 5.6 p.274 #6-10 a,c for each,11-16 all,18
Jan. 23 - 5.7 Comparing Ratios p.279 - notes/examples

Math 9

Jan. 19 - Start the unit review p.259 #1-6,8-10,12-16,19-26,28,29 odd letters for all of it.
Jan. 20 - finish the unit review
Jan. 21 - Practice Test p.262 #1-8
Jan. 22 - Chapter 5 Test
Jan. 23 - Start Ch. 6 Linear Equations and Inequalities p.264 - 6.1 Solving Equations using Inverse Operations p.266 - notes/examples

Math 10

Jan. 19-20th - final exam outline
Jan. 22 - Final exam at 9:00am. Scientific calculator, pencil and eraser required.

CE 9

Jan. 20 and 22nd - work on Marie Rivier project (read the 1st three stories and do the 1st three activities)

Foods 8

Jan. 22 - last lab: Raspberry Cream Muffins or Chocolate Banana Cake. Recipe books are due to hand in this class.

Math Joke of the Week

What do you call a teapot of boiling water on Mount Everest? a high-pot-in-use!

Math 7

Jan. 12 - 5.4 Using Models to Subtract Fractions p.191 - notes/examples
Jan. 13 - 5.4 p.193 #1ac,3ac,6ac,7-11. Pm class - 5.5 Using Symbols to Subtract Fractions p.195 - notes/examples p.197 #1-4 abc for each,5-7,9
Jan. 15 - 5.6 Adding With Mixed Numbers p.199 - notes/examples p.202 #1-5abc for each,7a-e,8-10
Jan. 16 - 5.7 Subtracting with Mixed Numbers p.204 - notes/examples

Math 8

Jan. 12 - 5.3 Solving Percent Problems p.248 - notes/examples
Jan. 13 - 5.3 p.252 #3ad,4ad,5a,6a,8a,9b,10,13,15
Jan. 14 - 5.4 Sales Tax and Discount p.256 - notes/examples
Jan. 15 - 5.4 p.260 #5a,7,9,10,13,14,16,19
Jan. 16 - Mid Unit Review p.263 #1-12

Math 9

Jan. 12 - Chapter 5 Quiz
Jan. 13 - 5.5 Multiplying and Dividing a Polynomial by a Constant p.241 - notes/examples
Jan. 14 - 5.5 p.246 #5,6 all,9-13,15-17 odd letters for all of these,18 all,22,23 odd letters
Jan. 15 - 5.6 Multiplying and Dividing a Polynomial by a Monomial p.249 - notes/examples
Jan. 16 - 5.6 p.255 #4,5,7,8,11-13,15,16 odd letters for all of these,17 all,20-22 odd letters

Math 10

Jan. 12 - 7.5 p.437 #4ac,5,6ac,9,12ac,15,16,19. 2nd class - Start 7.6 Properties of Systems of Linear Equations p.442 - notes/examples. Stat p.448 #5,6,7abc,10,11,13,15,16
Jan. 14 - finish 7.6. Start the Chapter 7 Review
Jan. 15 - finish the review
Jan. 16 - Ch. 7 Review due. Start the final exam outline.

Foods 8M

Jan. 14 - Lab 6: Pineapple Chicken Lo Mein
Jan. 16 - Questions from p.420 due. Read Cooking Fruits and Vegetables p.422-427. Do questions p.427 #1-4. Do handout. Copy out last recipe: Raspberry Cream Muffins or Chocolate Banana Cake

CE 9

Jan. 12 - Last class to finish Love in our Culture assignment. January prayer - Reach for the Stars
Jan. 14,16 - Start Marie Rivier project
*****Reminder that 6 service hours are now due******