Good Afternoon!
Another great day for us!
The AT Math students worked on Mind Maps. During this process they will examine what they learned, both about architecture and themselves, during our Frank Lloyd Wright project.
In Language Arts, the students embraced the idea of debates, working in groups of 2-3 students to learn about their topic. We will continue working on this throughout this week, with presentations sometime next week.
Homework for tonight:
Reading:
Read 20 minutes (ask your student why we picked 20 minutes)
Kenya Connect log
E-Pals Permission slip due by Thursday
5 paragraph organizer due tomorrow
Vocabulary quiz on Friday
Math:
Vocabulary review (for their own studying)
POW due Friday
Vocabulary quiz on Thursday
Topic 3 test on Friday
Enjoy your evening!
Hi Mrs.Sutton on the math P.O.W Cool Computations side problem 6 my dad and I both went through it and didnt understand how to use f as the variable could you please explain I would appreciate that
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L.R
LR - of course. We can go over it tomorrow in class. But - from memory, this is what I recall. Toni is the unknown that we start with. Let's call her t. Mike is 2 more than Toni (t + 2). The third person (I don't remember the name) is 4 times Mike and Toni combined so 4* (t + 2 + t). Add that all together to get 70...
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Does that make sense?
We will definitely go over it in class tomorrow too.
thanks thats what we had but didnt know how to use f as the variable
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LR - you are probably on your way to school already. All you have to do is use f instead of t. Use f as the variable simply means to use that letter (not, x or y or t, etc). Sounds like you were on the right track.
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On the review, what does it mean by put the general pattern in words
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On LA Vocabulary Review Homework Unit 1, i forgot what tract- mean and I tried wordsmyth but it didn't give what I wanted. Also, in AT math, I don't really get question 5 on P.O.W.
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I forgot what tract- means in my vocab. review homework and i tried to look it up in wordsmyth but it didn't give what I wanted. Also, in math, I'm stuck on problem number 5 in P.O.W.
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BP - Tract means pull, drag, draw.
ReplyDeletePOW problem 5: culinary matters or cool computations? For cool computations, Toni swam 31 feet less than 10 times what Matt swam. 10d - 31 =
For culinary matters: add it all together and divide by 2.
Hope that helps?
AD: Just write the formula the way we do in class. Example: 17 - x = y.