Math & HR 235

Students should spend 2.5 hours a week reviewing previously taught math concepts. Each Monday, an assignment will be posted in Google Classroom. The assignments are also available on the district website: www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/Page/4916.

This assignment includes suggested activities to fill this 2.5 hour time of remote math learning. Students should submit their responses to the six reflection questions each week and add photos or scans of their work. Reflections and work are due to their teachers via Google Classroom by the following Sunday.

Please email me with any questions.

flynn_samantha@mybps.us

Questions due each week:

1.What did you complete?

2.What did you struggle with?

3.What did you find difficult about learning like this?

4.What did you like about learning like this?

5.Describe your experience.

6.What is your suggestion for next week’s learning choices?

Mrs. Flynn's YouTube Channel

Muddy Math is a resource for you all to pursue your curiosities as young human mathematicians. Nothing posted to my YouTube channel is required for any student. This is an optional resource for everyone. Please email me requests for videos on specific topics! I am here for you.

Big Ideas Math

To access our textbook online:

www.clever.com
Select the Big Ideas Learning icon.

To view video tutorials in Big Ideas Learning....

Select the hamburger button in the top right corner.
Then choose the Dynamic Student Edition with the flying star icon.
Select the chapter and section from the pink menu button.
Choose an Example in the section and press play to view tutorial.

Explore our Big Ideas platform. The skills trainer is a quick tool to encourage students to stay fresh on skills they have already learned. Encourage students to reach back to previous grade levels. Fluency in learning builds a foundation for risk taking and collaboration when students face new concepts. Celebrate moments of struggle and straight up have a dance party when your student breaks through that muddy moment by persevering and using a new perspective to understand and solve a problem using a mathematical mindset.

Google Classroom Class Codes Updated 4/2/20:

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Edulastic Practice Exercises

Log into Edulastic using clever.com.

Choose S. Flynn's Page.

Select the circle icon with an E.

There are five sets of exercises that are directly aligned to the Massachusetts State Standards.

Students are invited to try the exercises. There are some videos directly aligned to the questions in the problem sets on Mrs. Flynn's YouTube channel Muddy Math.

Please feel free to email Mrs. Flynn if you want to retry any problem set that you have attempted.

Email requests for specific video tutorials on any of the exercises.

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