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.