Monday, January 16, 2012
Learning Target:
Review 3.3 Solving Equations w/ variables on both sides
Perimeter Problems
Word problems
In class:
3.3 Practice B- Each class practiced solving problems to prepare for tomorrow's quiz.
Homework:
None (some students finish the 5 problems on 3.3 Practice B)
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Learning Target:
Assess 3.3 Learning Targets
In class:
3.3 Quiz- Solve Equations w/ variables on both sides
Homework:
READ 3.4 Solving Inequalities pgs 138-140 (Pre-Algebra Textbook)
Complete a 3-2-1 sheet
3 Main ideas from the reading
2 Examples w/ explanation
1 Question, confusion or connection
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Learning Target:
I Can:
- Solve inequalities using addition or subtraction
- Graph the inequalities on a number line
- Give/Solve "real world" examples of inequalities
In class:
Notes 3.4 Solving Inequalities using Addition or Subtraction
pgs 48-50 in the Note Taking Book
Whiteboard Review
Exit Slip
Homework:
page 141 problems: 12-14, 17-19, 21-27 (10 problems)
** be sure to graph each problem on a number line when asked**========================================================
Thursday, January 19, 2012
** Progress Reports were handed out today*** 1st, 3rd, 6th hours
Sorry 4th hour... you will get your reports tomorrow!!!
1st, 3rd & 6th hours-
We tried a new strategy today to help meet the needs of our students.
Students who earned 2/2 on yesterday's Exit Slip went to Mr. Mousel's room for an activity.
Students needing extra practice solving inequalities, went to Mrs. White's room for a review/practice.
Overall, the student feedback about the activity was positive. Based on the results of today's Exit Slip most students demonstrated a much better understanding of solving inequalities, and will be prepared for the quiz on Monday.
Learning Target:
I Can:
- Solve inequalities using addition or subtraction
- Graph the inequalities on a number line
- Give/Solve "real world" examples of inequalities
** Progress Reports were handed out today*** 1st, 3rd, 6th hours
Sorry 4th hour... you will get your reports tomorrow!!!
1st, 3rd & 6th hours-
We tried a new strategy today to help meet the needs of our students.
Students who earned 2/2 on yesterday's Exit Slip went to Mr. Mousel's room for an activity.
Students needing extra practice solving inequalities, went to Mrs. White's room for a review/practice.
4th Hour: Stayed in Mrs. White's class, and did more practice on the whiteboards.
Overall, the student feedback about the activity was positive. Based on the results of today's Exit Slip most students demonstrated a much better understanding of solving inequalities, and will be prepared for the quiz on Monday.
Homework:
pg 141 problems 14-16, 19-20 and for 25-28 -(graph solutions on a # line)
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