Homework: April 30th

Hello All,

Today was our last day with Monster and with midpoint formula. Tomorrow we will start Catching Fire by Susanne Collins and we will be continuing our work with coordinate planes.

For homework:

Level 1:  What is the midpoint formula?

Level 2:  What is the midpoint formula?  Give one real life example where we would use midpoint.

Level 3: What is the midpoint formula?  Give one real life example where we would use midpoint,  show your work to support your answer (use math to prove your point.)

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Homework: April 25th and 26th

Hello,

I am so excited!  We have made it to MIDPOINT!

Below is the midpoint formula:



Where X1 and Y1 are for point 1 and X2 and Y2 are for point 2.

Please start with level 1 and level 2.  When you feel confident, try level 3.

Level 1:

Midpoint Formula

Level 2:

Midpoint Formula

Level 3:

Midpoint Formula


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Homework: April 19th and 20th

Hello All,

For homework tonight and tomorrow: Folks at home please help our student.

I would like you to try to find the midpoint of a straight line.

Here is a link to help explain how to find midpoint.

When you have finished watching the video, please click the IXL link below to try it out yourself!

Level 1: 

Plotting Points on a coordinate plane

Level 2: 

Finding Slope of a straight line

Level 3:

MidPoint Formula

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Homework: April 17th

Hello everyone!

Below is the link for your homework tonight. 

Finding the slope

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Homework: April 11 and 12th

Hello Everyone,

We have started a new month and a new book!  This month we will be focusing on midpoint formula, but first lets practice plotting points. 

Please click the IXL link under the correct level. 

Level 1:
Plotting single points on a coordinate plane in 1st quadrant

Level 2:
Plotting one or more points on a coordinate plane in 1st quadrant

Level 3:
Plotting one or more points on a coordinate plane in all quadrants

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Homework: Spring Break

Hello All!

I hope you all have a wonder Spring Break!  Below is you will find the homework for the week we are off.  Enjoy and Be Safe!  (NOTE: The assignments are found on IXL)

DAILY: Please complete 15 minutes of IXL.  The links below are a mix of review and current topics. You may pick from any of the categories below:

Classify triangles based on angles

Classify triangle based on angles part 2

Classify triangles based on sides

Classify triangles (a little tricky)

Proving congruence between triangles

Missing angles (remember, all angles add up to 180 degrees)

Modeling Fractions and Decimals

Fractions to Decimals

 Fractions, Decimals and Mixed Numbers

Area of a triangle

Solve for the hypotenuse: Pythagorean Theorem

Solve for the unknown: Pythagorean Theorem

Something new: Graphing triangles!

Folks at home please sign! _____________________________

Homework: March 26 and March 27

Today we reviewed what we have learned so far.

This month we have been solving for unknowns of a triangle. We can solve for X using: Perimeter, Area,  Pythagorean Theorem, and now Sine, Cosine, and Tangent.

SOH, CAH, TOA is all about fractions and decimals.

This week for homework, I would like us to get more comfortable with fractions and decimals.

Please click on the link for Monday and Tuesday's homework.

Level 1: Modeling Fractions and Decimals

Level 2: Fractions to Decimals

Level 3: Fractions, Decimals and Mixed Numbers

Folks at home please right down the time and sign: _________________________