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Hello, and welcome to Honors Math for the 2024-2025 School Year! I am so excited for a year full of learning and problem solving all together. Make sure to check back regularly to see what fun activities our scholars are working on.
Stained Glass Transformations
Stained Glass Transformations
7th Graders put together their knowledge of Transformations to create an artistic Stained Glass project!
Battle (My Math) Ship!
Battle (My Math) Ship!
6th Graders are practicing how to solve addition & subtraction equations with a math version game of Battleship!
Locked in!
Locked in!
Honors Math students spent the first day back reviewing topics from before Winter Break. They solved problems, showing all their work, then linked up chainlinks in the correct order to create a full math chain!
Card Games!
Card Games!
While learning about how to add and subtract integers, 7th Graders were taught a card game called Twenty-Five. In this game, black cards are positive and red cards are negative. Students take turns drawing cards from their hands and add their card to the group's total value. Whoever pulls the card to equal 25 wins!
Review Days!
Review Days!
Our Honors Math students love to review before test days with a friendly game of Trashketball! Students work in pairs to answer math questions, and then earn "trashketball" shots to score points!
Our 7th Graders got to take advantage of the nice weather by participating in a relay race this past week! They timed themselves running legs of our set course, then used their knowledge of ratios and proportions to figure out calculations on how long it would take them to run a real relay race.
Our 7th Graders got to take advantage of the nice weather by participating in a relay race this past week! They timed themselves running legs of our set course, then used their knowledge of ratios and proportions to figure out calculations on how long it would take them to run a real relay race.
While learning about our own number system, our 6th Graders spent some time learning about the origins of our number system! They familarized themselves with ancient number symbols, and solved a conversion puzzle visually displaying their learning.
While learning about our own number system, our 6th Graders spent some time learning about the origins of our number system! They familarized themselves with ancient number symbols, and solved a conversion puzzle visually displaying their learning.
6th Grade
6th Grade
Each student made name tags using their knowledge of angles, lines, polygons, and triangles to construct their names.
7th Grade
7th Grade
Each student filled out a survey about themself. They then created a poster describing themselves using numbers and mathematical operations.
8th Grade
8th Grade
Students used their past knowledge of graphing on a coordinate grid to make their own individualized shape! Each point represents a true fact about the student that they graphed and connected. The final shape was colored in their favorite color.
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