Algebra 1 (Period 7) Assignments

LAST DAY OF FALL SEMESTER

Warm up
Solve and graph on a number line.
Classwork Page 297 # 1-8
Homework Page 305 #1-4,13-20,25-32

Page 207 # 12-17
Page 216 # 1-3
PAge 217 # 12-17
Page 223 # 14-19, 26-33

Page 200 # 18-24
Page 206 # 3A,3B,3C,3D
Page 207 # 5-8

Page 12 #1-9
Page 13 # 14-30

Page 297 problems:2,4,6,8,12-28 evens
Quiz

WARM UP
EL 2 TOPIC REVIEW
Page 325
Problems
1,2,3,7,8,9,10,11,12,14,17,18
Exit Slip
Explain in complete sentences how to graph absolute value equations.

WARM UP
EL 1 Topic Review
CW:
Page 8:# 14,16,18,20,22
Page 13: # 14,16,18,20, 26,28,30.

EL 4 Topics and Final Exam Topics

REVIEW FOR THE FINAL EXAM
WARM UP
QUIZ- EL 1 and EL 2 Topics
CLASSWORK Page 339 # 46-53

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CLASSWORK- Page 337 #8-17, 27-30
HOMEWORK

HW 

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EL 4 topics and Final Exam review everyday

EL 4 Topics
Exit Slip-Explain three methods of graphing an equation.
Homework-
Page 254 #1A, 1B, 2A , 2B
Page 255 #1-4
Page 256 #5-8, 10-27

El 4 Topics
WARM UP

All homework from previous week is due with cover page listing the agenda and assignments of the weeks.
Classwork 2<groups<4
Write the definition of the following terms in the Frayer model: Definition, example, non example
Dependent
Independent
Consistent
Inconsistent
Exit Slip-Explain how to graph an equation using three different methods.
HW 5.1 Study guide both sides pages 61 and 62

Warm up review

STUDENT LED CONFERENCING

October 27, 2010

5:30 P.M. TO 7:30 P.M.

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Parallel and Perpendicular Lines

Graphing Linear Equations

WARM UP- We will review the types of questions that are on the quiz. 

EL 3 Topics

Warmup

Warm up
Plotting points in the coordinate plane
Calculating Slope given the two points
CW PAge 193 # 20-31
EXIT SLIP- How can you calculate slope of a line given two points

6.6Absolute Value Inequalities

6.3

CW 

CW 

QUIZ on  EL 2 Topics

CW Abs Value Inequalities

CW  Practice problems for EL 2

HW due is 2.5 solving Equations page 27

EL 2 Practice Problems

Cw warm up 2.4page26study guide and intervention
Glencoe Algebra 1 pg 95 problems: 2,4,12,14,16,18,20,22.

CW 2.3 Solving Absolute Value Equations using multiplication and division, addition and subtractions-Study Guide and Intervention Hand out and textbook page 88 14-25

CW solving absolute value equations.
Introduction of two answers for x in absolute value equations.

EL2 Topics:
CWAbsolute Value quick review
Solving equations using addition and subtraction
Solving Absolute Value Equations
2.2 SG

CW Summary EL 1 Review/Wrap up of EL1 Topics
1.7 page 13,14 Logical reasoning, Counterexample.
If-----, then------ statements
Hypothesis and conclusion in math statements
Counterexample: give an example to show the conclusion is incorrect:
If you have a computer, it is an apple computer; counterexample is that the computer can be a PC.
If you have a phone, then you have an iphone; counterexample is that you can have a droid.
HW Bring any missing assignments to class on Monday and be ready for EL 2 topics.
GROUP WORK WAS A SUCCESS! PERIOD 7 DID A GREAT JOB TODAY! HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND.

MDTP Test
Math Diagnostic Testing Project
Designed by CSU/UC

Essential Learning Test # 1
Topics include the following:
Order of Operations
Integers
Reciprocals
Opposites
Solving Absolute value Expressions

Quiz

Quiz, review notes for EL 1 Test

HW STUDY EL test coming up
Foldable on Chapter 1 Algebraic Properties
1.6 page 11,12 SG and Intervention
CW topics to study during the break for the Essential Learning Test.
Adding, subtracting, multiplying and subtracting numbers
+ and + numbers
- and + numbers
- and - numbers
simplifying expressions using PEMDAS
Absolute value
Evaluate( solve) an equation by substituting the given value

HW Book check on Tuesday. Make sure you have covered your book.
Glencoe CA Algebra textbook pg 29,30 problems: 2,8,10,12,14,16,24,26,28,30,32,36,38,40,42,58.

Quiz
CW Foldable on Identity and Equality Properties 1.4 Glencoe CA Algebra
Order of Operations
PEMDAS
Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally
( ) exponents X div + -
1. Grouping [ ] or ( )
2. Exponents 3^2 = 3x3=9
3. Left to right Multiplication and Division--- They have the same importance
X div
div X
4. Left to right Addition and Subtraction--- They have the same importance
+ -
- +
examples:
2(5)+3(4+3)
2(5)+3(7)
10+21
31
2[5+(30/6)^2]
2[5+(5)^2]
2(5+25)
2(30)
60

15/3*6-4^2
15/3*6-16
5*6-16
30-16
14

CW 1.2 SG & Intervention page 3,page 4

HW Glencoe CA Algebra 1.1 : #2,4,6,8,14,16,20,22,26,28,30,32,34,38,40, 46
CW SG and intervention 1.1 pg 1,2
http://glencoe.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/dl/free/0078778522/466725/a1sg.pdf
Skills Practice page 8,9
http://glencoe.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/dl/free/0078778522/466725/a1sp.pdf

HW 1.1 Glencoe CA Algebra 2,4,6,14,22,26,28,38,46
CW SG & Intervention page 1,2
CW Skills Practice page 8

CW 1.1 Variables and Expressions
SG and Intervention 1.1 page 8 & 9
+ addition, sum, add, more, plus
- subtraction, less, difference, minus, take away, less than
X multiplication, times, multiply, product, Of,
Division, Divide, Quotient
= is, equals,
> is greater than
< is less than
>= is greater than or equal to
<= is less than or equal to

3^2 Three to the power of two, Three to the second power, Three squared,3X3,9
3^3 Three to the power of three, three to the third power, three cubed, 3x3x3=27
2b^6 Two times b to the sixth power, two times b to the power of six
2XbXbXbXbXbXb
(2b)^6 The quantity 2b to the power of six
(2b)(2b)(2b)(2b)(2b)(2b)=2bX2bX2bX2bX2bX2b=2^6 b^6
X^n X to the nth power
Evaluate(solve)
2^6=2X2X2X2X2X2=64
C^2+21d Sum of C squared and 21 times d,21 more than c squared,c to the power of two plus 21 times d.

Frayer Model Vocabulary
Use your textbook or the Glencoe website (multilingual eGlossary) to complete the assignment.
Please write each word with its definition, example, non-example, and a diagram.
1 Coefficient
2 Conditional Statement
3 Continuous Function
4 Coordinate System
5 Counterexample
6 Deductive Reasoning
7 Dependent Variable
8 Discrete Function
9 Domain
10 Function
11 Hypothesis
12 Independent Variable
13 Inequality
14 Like Terms
15 Open Sentence
16 Order of Operations
17 Power
18 Principle Square Root
19 Range
20 Solution Set
21 Variable

Math Autobiography
A five paragraph description of your math background from elementary and middle school strengths and areas of improvement.

CW developing class rules and expectations: Be reliable. Be safe. Be responsible. Be respectful. Behave.
CW Cornell Notes for math class. How and why to take Cornell notes.
$2 activity. A summarizing activity. How do take notes in Cornell notes format.