Ratio Introduction

Today we began working with ratios!  We learned that there are three ways to write a ratio and that a ratio is a comparison of two values to each other.

This video goes over what we did in class as well as some of the things we will continue to work on this week:

Tonight's homework is to complete the questions on worksheet 10-1, all problems.

Have a great night and I will see you tomorrow!!

-Miss K  :)

Coordinate plane intro in class

We will be working with Coordinate planes on Monday, so here's a quick introduction!

Have a great Fradiani Friday!  :)

-Miss K  :)

Converting in the Metric System

So as we learned last night and discussed today, pretty much everyone in the world uses the Metric System. Tonight we will practice working with the Metric System and converting within.

Class notes:

Examples from class

Tonight's homework

Countries NOT using the Metric System

Ways to convert:

A long, but REALLY helpful video if you need help:

Don't worry, you can do this!

Have a good night!

-Miss K  :)

Box and Whisker Plots

Thanks for your hard work making box and whisker plots today!

No homework tonight!  Test next Wednesday!

-Miss K  :)

Mean, Median, Mode and Range

We began working with Mean, Median, Mode and Range today!  Homework is to complete the MMMR worksheet for tomorrow.  You may use a calculator if you would like.  Notes and videos below.

More MMMR tomorrow!  ***With a FOLDABLE!***

-Miss K  :)

Multiplying Decimals Values

Hello again everyone!  It was great to see you back after the long Thanksgiving weekend!  I really missed you!  I'm sad to say that I will have to miss you again tomorrow as I will be at a math conference tomorrow!

I've planned a shopping trip for you tomorrow, so I hope that you enjoy it!  it will be on multiplying with decimal values.  See the notes and reminders below to help you with multiplying and specifically multiplying decimal values below!

Long Form Multiplication:
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Multiplying Decimal Values:
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You have notes on the front and back of the first page in your multiplication packet.  Please take a look at those to help you with your homework if you are having any difficulty!

Examples from class:

Homework problems 1 & 2 below!  You will need to complete all of pages 3 and 4 in the packet for homework tonight!

                          

I hope that this helps!  Have a great night and a good day tomorrow!  I will see you on Wednesday!

-Miss K  :)

Volume!

It was a blast playing with our building blocks today in class!  Do your best on the worksheet tonight and if you get stuck, grab the blocks you used to play with when you were younger, or play around on the computer with your drawing tools to try to make each shape on your own!  We will spend quite a bit of time looking at our shapes in 3D tomorrow, so if you feel frustrated, I promise it will be better in class tomorrow!



Remember, the first dimension is length.  Like a line.

The second dimension is area.  Any flat item.

The third dimension is depth.  Any solid figure.

The fourth dimension is time.  Where a solid figure exists at any given point in space and time.

The Fifth Dimension is a singing super group from the 70's...



Have a great night and complete both sides of tonight's volume worksheet!

-Miss K  :)

Surface Area

How to:

Real World Example:

Answer from the video:

Good luck on tonight's homework!  Feel free to use a calculator!

-Miss K  :)

MMMR (Mean, Median, Mode and Range)

Today we went over Mean, Median, Mode and Range!  It seemed like many of you already feel comfortable with these concepts, but here are the notes from class to help you...

 

Tonight's homework is to complete BOTH MMMR worksheets.  I know it's a lot, but please use a calculator and work carefully.  I hope it isn't too bad when you work smart!

I only have a digital version of one of the worksheets...  Here it is!

Good luck!  See you tomorrow!

-Miss K  :)

Decimal Place value video

-Miss K  :)

Dividing Fractions

Today we began dividing fractions.  If you felt good about multiplying fractions, you should have no trouble dividing as long as you remember to

KEEP IT!

CHANGE IT!

FLIP IT!

Watch the video below for some practice and extra information.

This video doesn't include cross cancelling, but the division steps are clear.  He also helps with simplifying and converting to mixed numbers.


Another video:  He flips, changes and keeps in the opposite direction but still only flips the second fraction.


Below, please find the steps and examples from class:

 Examples from the notesheet.  Not assigned for homework, but good to use for practice if you need more!

 Homework examples:

 ESTIMATE!!!!!!!!

Tonight's homework is to complete the dividing worksheet.  Good luck, work carefully!

-Miss K  :)