Concrete Math
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Mr. Campbell
Welcome to 6th Grade Concrete Math.
In Concrete Math, we recognize that everyone learns differently. Concrete Math uses small group instruction, manipulatives, and visual aids to help students learn. Every fun and interactive lesson will increase student confidence and independence, preparing each student for life inside and outside of the classroom.
Student grades will be based on homework, assessment, and a weekly participation score. The weekly participation score is based on the information found in the table below. A high score means excellent participation. A low score means improvements are required. Please do not hesitate to ask if you have any questions about your participation score.
Dr Bailey moved to the US from England in January 2023 to be closer to family. Dr Bailey lives in Fairfax with his wife, Julia, son, Henry, and daughter, Violet. Having a family has deepened Dr Bailey's interest in working with Elementary and Middle School children.
Homework. 2nd September - 5th September
Homework. 2nd September - 5th September
Big Ideas. C13 Homework 1.
Complete all problems.
Due Friday 5th September.
Big Ideas Math Login Instructions
"Class of 2028 6th Grade Concrete Math"
You may either add the class to your existing account or create a new account:
To add the class to your existing account:
Copy the Access Code: 8BAJ-GNY3-RGXP
Login using your username and password from last year.
Click on the drop down menu next to your name (in the upper right hand corner).
Select "Add Class" and "Class of 2028 6th Grade Concrete Math"
Paste in the code that you copied from above.
To create your NEW account on Big Ideas Math:
Copy the Access Code: 8BAJ-GNY3-RGXP
After “New to Big Ideas Math” click on “Register”
Paste in the code that you copied from above and follow the directions given
Follow their directions for making up a password and make sure that you will remember easily.
For your student ID: Please use your full name (first and last) followed by 2028.
Record the username that it tells you and your password wherever you save your login credentials (usernames and passwords). The Notes app on your iPad is a good place.
Add a bookmark to your home screen since you will need it every day.
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