We completed the End of Investigation Reflection on p. 21 in the text giving examples and telling what each of the following comparisons mean:
- ratio
- fraction
- percent
- difference
The students then started the Additional Practice Sheet for Investigation 1.
Here is the link to the worksheet and the answers.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Friday, January 4, 2013
Friday January 4th - Investigation 1.1
Today we covered investigation 1.1 - Making Comparison Statements.
We focused on two goals today:
1. Explore strategies to compare information
2. Use the language of ratios
We focused on two goals today:
1. Explore strategies to compare information
2. Use the language of ratios
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Thursday January 3rd
Today we started Investigation 1.1 in the new Comparing and Scaling Book.
We focused on the ability to make comparisons of quantitative data.
We focused on making comparisons through:
1. ratios
2. differences
3. percents
4. simplified ratios
Here are the notes from today.
We focused on the ability to make comparisons of quantitative data.
We focused on making comparisons through:
1. ratios
2. differences
3. percents
4. simplified ratios
Here are the notes from today.
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Comparing and Scaling the Next Unit
Dear Students and Parents,
The next unit in your child’s mathematics class this year is Comparing and
Scaling: Ratio, Proportion, and Percent. Students look at problems involving
many situations and learn to make comparisons using ratios, fractions, percents,
and rates.
UNIT GOALS
One goal of this unit is to develop students’ abilities to make useful comparisons
of quantitative information using ratios, fractions, decimals, rates, unit rates, and
percents. A second goal is to have students learn to use quantitative comparison
information to make larger or smaller scale models. Students should also learn different ways to reason in proportional situations and to recognize when such reasoning is appropriate.
Wednesday January 3rd
Hello everyone and Happy New Year!
I wanted to share some good practice sites for order of operations in case you wanted to practice on your own - we will talk more about these in class, but I have noticed that some of you need a little more work in this area so try some of these:
https://www.khanacademy.org/ math/arithmetic/ multiplication-division/order_ of_operations/v/introduction- to-order-of-operations?topic= order-of-operations
https://www.khanacademy.org/ math/arithmetic/ multiplication-division/order_ of_operations/v/more- complicated-order-of- operations-example?topic= order-of-operations
http://www.basic-mathematics. com/order-of-operations-game. html
and this one - but run it in chrome or safari - http://www.shodor.org/ interactivate/activities/ OrderOfOperationsFou/
Have fun practicing!
I wanted to share some good practice sites for order of operations in case you wanted to practice on your own - we will talk more about these in class, but I have noticed that some of you need a little more work in this area so try some of these:
https://www.khanacademy.org/
https://www.khanacademy.org/
http://www.basic-mathematics.
and this one - but run it in chrome or safari - http://www.shodor.org/
Have fun practicing!
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Tuesday December 18th - Study Guide and Problems
Here is the study guide for Thursday and Fridays Test.
Here is the Question Bank Problem set Answers to check when you complete a set of problems.
Come Wednesday with Questions for our review day!
Here is the Question Bank Problem set Answers to check when you complete a set of problems.
Come Wednesday with Questions for our review day!
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