Thursday 11/7

We continued studying for Common Assessment #4 today, which we'll be taking tomorrow.

Work hard and study tonight in order to arrive prepared tomorrow. We want everyone to be proficient! 

Homework #51: Finish the Common Assessment #4 MC Preview worksheet 
Solutions: Common Assessment #4 MC Preview answer key

You'll be able to use the following assignments for tomorrow's notes and homework quiz; please make sure to have them with you and fully ready to go:

Week 13
Openers / Warm-Ups
Notes #31
Notes #32
Assignment #49 (TB pg 489 & pg 472)
Assignment #50 (Projectile Word Problems)
Assignment #51 (CA #4 Preview)
Assignment #52 (CA #4 MC Preview) 

Wednesday 11/6

Today we got ready for Common Assessment #4, which will be on Friday!

You received a practice common assessment today that looks very similar to the actual test.

Study hard! We want everyone to be proficient!!

Homework #51: Finish the Common Assessment #4 Preview worksheet
Solutions: Common Assessment #4 Preview answer key

Tuesday 11/5

Look! A jumping Dolphin.

Today we learned how to solve projectile word problems with quadratic equations. These problems are the last of the material we will cover before Common Assessment #4. Together, we worked out every fourth problem on Notes #32.

Homework #50: Projectile Word Problems worksheet
Solutions: Projectile Word Problems key | work shown

If you're struggling with some of the homework, check out the "work shown" link above to see the work behind each problem.

Tomorrow we will begin our review for Friday's Common Assessment #4! A study guide for the upcoming common assessment can be found in the "Documents Locker" tab at the top of this page.

Thursday 10/17

Today we went over last night's homework in detail, answering questions and clearing up any confusion anyone had, then began working on a multiple choice preview worksheet for tomorrow's Common Assessment #3.

Be sure to study tonight to arrive fully prepared for tomorrow!The Preview is your most valuable tool.

Homework #40: Finish the CA#3 MC Preview worksheet
Solutions: CA#3 MC Preview key

If you're stuck on any of the homework tonight or need help studying, you could always ask The Community for some guidance. I'll be around tonight to provide help for anyone that needs it.

You'll be able to use the following assignments for tomorrow's notes and homework quiz; please make sure to have them with you and fully ready to go:

Week 10
Openers / Warm-Ups
Notes #23
Notes #24
Assignment #37 (Linear Word Problems WS)
Assignment #38 (CA #3 Word Problems WS)
Assignment #39 (CA #3 Preview WS)
Assignment #40 (CA #3 MC Preview WS)  

Wednesday 10/16

We had a guest teacher today while I was at the district office all day. In class, we began working on the Common Assessment 3 Preview worksheet to get us prepared for the upcoming Common Assessment 3.

If you're stuck on any of the questions, you could always ask The Community for help.

Homework #39: Finish the Common Assessment 3 Preview worksheet
Solutions: Common Assessment 3 Preview answer key

Tuesday 10/15

Today we solved word problems that were specific to Common Assessment #3 in Notes #24.

We'll be taking Common Assessment #3 on Friday, so you should begin your studying now to put yourself on the path to success and avoid all the frustration experienced by our friend below. Some of this is difficult, but hard work can overcome that.

A study guide for CA #3 has been uploaded to the Document Locker portion of this website.

Homework #38: Finish the Common Assessment #3 Word Problems worksheet
Solutions: Common Assessments #3 Word Problems answer key

Monday 10/14

We began dismantling word problems with Notes #23 today in order to get prepared for Common Assessment #3 on Friday. Remember to use the steps outlined at the side to help you break the problems down into workable pieces.

Remember, all solutions to tonight's homework must contain both an equation and a final answer (written as a complete sentence). It's not "right" unless it has both.

There are a few phrasing typos on the worksheet. If they're confusing you, feel free to take a look at the fixed worksheet uploaded here to double-check the correct phrasing.

Homework #37: Finish the Linear Word Problems worksheet
Solutions: Linear Word Problems answer key