Period 2-6: No homework, we took a test. Your grade will be the final grade for the semester, barring any huge errors you see. If there is an error, and an error only, I will change it Monday
Homework for periods 2-5: Do # 3,8,9 from page 293 in your workbook. We will do a short review tomorrow, and take a quiz on systems on Thursday or Friday.
Period 6: We did Manga High, you were supposed to get a medal in Dave our Dumb Planet.
Period 7: we learned multiplying is how you find percents. You are to finish both sides of the "% of" worksheet I gave you.
Period 6: Check Tuesdays post for the notes and homework.
Period 7: WE did t-charts for the following numbers. 10,20,40,50,70,80,90,100,200,250,500,25,75,13,3
Period 2-3: We learned about systems and did 8 problems. See below for notes and systems.
All Classes : we watched Donald in Mathemagic Land. And answered the questions below. It is due when I see you again.
Pythagoras was a Greek mathematician. What are some of the mathematical contributions he
made?
What is a Golden Rectangle? Why is it important in architecture and art? Look around you
right now. Do you see anything that looks like a Golden Rectangle in your classroom?
Pythagoras wrote, “Everything is arranged according to number and mathematical shape.”
What do you think he meant by this? Do you agree with him? Why or why not?
What are some ways that math is a part of your daily life? What about the lives of the people
in your community? The government?
Can you suggest some ways that math is present in nature?
The video refers to a number of games that rely on geometric or other math principles in order
to be played. What were some of these games and how is math used in them? What other
games do you know of that use math principles in some way?
Period 2-5: We learned about Systems of Inequalities, and graphed some. See yesterday for the notes, and below for the worksheet. (Backside not allowed - copyright things...)