Thursday, December 15, 2016

Thursday 12/15

You've all worked very, very hard this semester - and the Final Exam results prove it. Great job, everyone!

Enjoy a much-deserved three week break. Spend some time with your family, eat great food, sleep in a bit, hang out with your friends, and recharge those batteries. I'll see you all in a few weeks!

Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Tuesday 12/13

Great first day of semester exam testing, everyone. Keep it up!

Homework: More studying?

Monday, December 12, 2016

Monday 12/12

We did a little bit of review for tomorrow's First Semester Exam in class today. Be sure to continue on your own tonight.

Looking for resources? You can find a study guide in the Document Locker, and here's a link to the quizizz.com review (class code: 791007) we did in class today, as well as a link to another review and all the solutions.

Please make sure you do all in your power tonight to set yourself up for success tomorrow. That includes getting a great night sleep and eating a nutritious breakfast. You need to be prepared to demonstrate your best.

Homework: Study for the Final Exam

Friday, December 9, 2016

Friday 12/9

You made it! Chapter 6 is complete, and we've now learned everything we're going to be learning first semester.

The only thing left is our Final Exam, which we'll begin on Tuesday. A study guide for the final has been uploaded to the Document Locker.

If you missed class today, please be sure to use the links below to complete a class work self assessment.
Here is this week's extra credit:

Thursday, December 8, 2016

Thursday 12/8

Today we wrapped up our look at three dimensional diagonals (which was the focus of Lesson 6.6) and invented a "super-equation" to help us quickly calculate their lengths.

Homework: Textbook pages 369-371 (#1-6)

Wednesday HW Solutions: Student Assignments workbook 6.6 answer key

Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Wednesday 12/7

We investigated three dimensional diagonals today by finding the diagonal distance from the top corner of our classroom to the opposite bottom corner. We'll share back our solutions tomorrow.

Homework: Student Assignment workbook 6.6