Monday, April 7 Daily Bulletin B Day
Goal: To solve two step equations Video Tutorial: Two - Step Equations
Classwork:
Questions on Homework worksheet
Activity 4 on pages 300 - 301 in workbook
Read through the next two slides and complete the 6 “on your own” problems in your notebook
Two step equations worksheet
Homework
Workbook page 302
Thursday April 3 B Day
Goal: To solve one step equations with multiplication and division.
Classwork -
Check workbook page 294 and complete Workbook 297 (chose and solve)
Solve these problems in groups and complete workbook page 298 individually
Homework -
Complete entire worksheet using videos if needed - due Monday
Wednesday, March 26 B Day
Goal: Students will be able to evaluate algebraic expressions
Video Tutorial:Evaluating Expressions
Warm Up: Workbook page 64
Classwork:
Writing and Evaluating algebraic expressions from word problems
Evaluating expressions using the order of operations in groups
workbook page 279
Homework:
IXl 7.R.5 - evaluating multivariable expressions
IXL 6.Y.2 Writing variable expressions: two operations
IXL 6.Y.3: Writing Variable expressions: word problems
All IXLs due on Thursday
Take Home Quiz due Monday 3/31 - complete at least 4 questions
Test on polynomials - Tuesday, April 1
Thursday, Feb 27 A Day
Goal: Students will use a proportion to solve problems involving percent Video: Parts/Whole and Percents
Warm Up:
1. Suzy and Rachel divide 20 pens in the ratio of 3 : 2. How many pens did Suzy get?
2. Use the distributive property to evaluate: 1/8(16 + 2)
3. Change 6/25 into a percent
4. Workbook page 340
Classwork:
Workbook page 341 (top)
Workbook page 344
Attached slides
Homework:
Complete last slide on today’s slideshow
Spiral Review THQ Due Friday
Quiz next Thursday
Thursday, Jan 18 B Day
Goal - to find the constant of proportionality and use it to write equations from those tables.
Warm Up - Go to the document posted yesterday and complete page 4
workbook page 100
Classwork -
Review yesterday’s document
Workbook page 95 - decide which are proportional
Write equations for tables on page 104
Constant of proportionality worksheet
Homework- IXLs: (try to get a smart score of 80 - make sure you are signed in)
7.N.1 Find the constant of proportionality from a table
7.N.2 Write equations for proportional relationships from tables
Try to get a smart score of 80 on both - but if it is taking too long you may finish over the weekend. Remember there are video tutorials and examples at the top if you need help.
Quiz on ratios and ratios tables on Tuesday
Tuesday, Jan 14 B Day
Goal: Students will be able to solve problems involving fraction computation
Warm Up: 1. Place these numbers in order: ⅓ -0.3 -¼ ⅚ 0.65, -0.5
2. How many 6 ¾ ft tables can you fit (end to end) in 60 ¾ feet?
3. Which number has the greatest value?
a) −5 - 6 b) 6 − 5 c) (−6) - 5 d) 6 - (-5)
Classwork:
1. Questions on homework or review sheet (answer key) (#8 should be 1 ½ - I wrote the wrong numbers
2. Work in random groups on this Formative
3. Work on attached pixel art
Homework:
Test Wednesday 1/15 - work on optional Review Sheet
(#13 should be -10 ⅖)
Use any of the classwork above to study
Pixel Art is optional but worth a few BONUS points - Due Thursday
Friday, January 3 A Day-Daily Bulletin
Goal: To be able to divide fractions and mixed numbers.
Warm Up: workbook page 35
Classwork:
Orange workbook page 36 - 37
Dividing fractions worksheet
Finish new years activity from before break (assigned 12/19)
Workbook page 42
Homework:
Workbook page 38
IXL 6.M.4 - Divide whole numbers and fractions using models (Get an 80 or Work for 20 min)
Tuesday, Nov 12 B DAY
Goal: To use our knowledge of integer computation to find the mean, median, mode and range of data
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJjoRmO-4J8
Warm Up:
Find the mean of: 0.3995, 1.002, 13.94, 0.5201 and 20.017
Classwork:
mean, median, mode and range problems
Temperature analysis question
Look over take home quiz
Homework:
Finish temperature analysis by Friday
Test on Monday, 11/18
Wed. Oct 30 A Day
Goal: To be able to subtract integers video tutorial
WARM UP
4 - 2 b) 4 + -2
c) -3 - 1 d) (-3) + (-1)
e) 3 - 8 f) 3 + (-8)
2) In 1917 the highest temperature in Balcony Falls, Va was 100 degree Fahrenheit. The lowest recorded temperature was -30 degree Fahrenheit. Find the difference in temperatures?
Classwork: Subtracting integer examples -6 - (-3) 5 - (-12)
See next slides
Attached pixel art
Homework: IXL 7.B.9 - subtracting integers
Mini Quiz on adding and subtracting integers on Wed. 11/6
Wednesday, October 23 B Day
Goal: To assess knowledge of integers for Thursday’s test
Classwork: finish music in motion sheet from Friday and
review pages (answer key)
Homework:
Study for Thursday’s test (everything in Integer unit)
You may use this Kahoot and multiple choice review questions answers
(1A, 2C, 3B, 4B, 5D, 6D, 7B, 8D, 9B)
Extra help Thurs lunch if you have questions on anything
Monday Oct 23 B Day-Daily Bulletin I
Goal: To move and reflect points and shapes on a coordinate grid.
Warm Up:
1) Eleven times a number is 20 more than 9 times a number. What is that number?
2) Research the 4 different types of transformations in math
Classwork: Reflection Worksheets
Homework: IXLs : 6.R.5 - Reflect a point over an axis 6.R.8 Follow directions on a coordinate plane
(get to a score of 80)
Integers and Coordinate Graphing test - Thursday, Oct 26
Complete this Kahoot
Bring back Fall Fun Day permission slip tomorrow
Tuesday, Oct 15 B Day-Daily Bulletin
Goal: Students will be able to create a coordinate plane and notice the differences among the sections.
Classwork:
Making a coordinate plane - Workbook pages 143-144
Complete tasks slides
Homework:
Workbook page 146
Thursday, October 10 B Day
Goal: Students will evaluate their understanding of the Integers and Properties
Classwork: Property review worksheet
Workbook pages 134 and 142
Finish Problem solving and art activity from yesterday
Homework:
Quiz on Friday - study the properties and integer rules
IXLs grade 6, section O are a great review for integers
XLs due Friday
IXL 6.O.9- Integer inequalities with absolute values
IXL 6.O.10-Absolute value and integers: word problems
Wednesday, Oct 9 A Day
Goal- Students will be able to understand absolute value and how to compare integers with absolute value
Warm Up: IXL 7.A.5 Absolute value and opposite integers
Classwork:
Comparing absolute value and problem solving - see Google slides
Melting Point worksheet
Art project (if time)
Homework:
Finish melting pot worksheet and Opposites and absolute value review sheet attached
Quiz on Friday - study the properties and integer rules
IXLs grade 6, section O are a great review for integers
IXLs due Friday
IXL 6.O.9- Integer inequalities with absolute values
IXL 6.O.10-Absolute value and integers: word problems
Bring color pencils tomorrow
Unity Day Wed 10/16 - wear orange
Goal: Students will and use the GCF and distributive property to factor an equivalent expression
Classwork:
Watch this video on factoring - write first 3 examples in your notebook
IXL 6.Z.6 Factor numerical expressions using the distributive property (Get an 80 or higher)
Work on the IXL Diagnostic (enter the arena on the right and chose math)
Homework:
Workbook page 73 #1-8 (don’t rip this page out of your workbook either - you need the back)
We will go over all workbook pages tomorrow
Wear team colors tomorrow
Monday, September 23 A Day
Goal: Students will solve word problems involving GCF and LCM
Students will be able to determine the key words and identify whether a problem represents the GCF or LCM concept. Video Tutorial - GCF Word Problems LCM Word Problems
Classwork: Slides on Google Classroom
Homework: Pick and 5 problems on sheet attached to Google Classroom and complete them in your workbook
Number theory test on Wednesday, 9/25 - optional review problems
Answer key Chapter 1 test review sheet
Thursday, September 12
We reviewed last night's HW and did the Threes Challenge
Wednesday, September 11 A Day
Goal: To be able to apply our knowledge exponents to order of operations problems
Classwork:
Review exponents HW
Order or Operations problems in groups
Homework:
Workbook page 14
Make sure you know your math facts and the divisibility rules
Tuesday, September 10 “B” Day
Goal: To understand what “Number Theory” and solve problems relating to it
Classwork: Finish up exponents - any questions on HW?
Slides on Google Classroom
Group challenge questions
Homework: Exponents worksheet
Monday, September 9 Day A
Goal: To be able to write and evaluate exponents Video review Exponents
Classwork: Workbook page 8
See notes on slides
Homework:
Workbook page 10 and complete divisibility worksheet from Friday
Make sure you know your math facts and the divisibility rules
Week of Tuesday, September 3 - Welcome Back!
We went over some rules and routines for 6th Grade Math. Ask your child to see the letter that was sent home.
We then worked collaboratively to solve some math problems!
HOMEWORK
Read and sign letter that went home
Memorize your times tables! There is a quiz coming very soon!
Have your supplies ready to go by Monday, September 9. (Supplies: notebook, folder, pencils, handheld pencil sharpener)