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ixl.com J4, due this Friday. Students can also work on any previous ixl topics that they have not yet finished at 100%.

1.1.5 Focusing on data, representing information in a clear way, writing questions for data, and answering questions using charts and graphs.

Homework 1.1.5 is due Tuesday. Remember to check the CPM ebook for homework help for each question if you need it.

Coming up this week:

Tuesday: 1.2.1 (homework due Wednesday)

Wednesday:1.2.2(homework due Thursday)

Thursday: 1.2.3(Homework due Friday)

Friday: Catch up day–Quiz on adding and subtracting fractions part 2.

If you need the homework sheets, here they are. You can also find the homework questions in your ebook online, along with helpful homework hints for each question.
1.5 B

1.5 A

Homework tonight-work on completing ixl topics J1, E8, J3.

Homework 1.1.3 is postponed until tomorrow!

QUIZ this Friday on adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators. There will be a practice test(turns in to study guide) tomorrow.

Today’s homework 1.2 Assignment is right here. You can go online with the textbook for homework help. If you need a PIN to register, here are the codes by class block:

1/2 2B7KM
3/4 NZC5A
5/6 VJBEE

You should try logging in with your school Google Account first.

Remember, this week’s ixl is J3. You can also add to your score with J1 and E8.

Quiz this Friday with adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators.

1.2

Here’s the info from the ISN pages we did today. If you need to get caught up, these are the examples for you.

Page 107 Problems

Outside of Fractions Foldable

Inside of Fractopms Foldable
Ixl.com this week is 6th Grade J3. Students can still work on J1 and E3.

The last two weeks of school….time flies!! Here is a general outline of the week:

Monday: Finish common assessment, catch up on ixl.com work, sign up for Summer Learning through Clever. A letter will come home with more information and requirements.

Tuesday: Data collection using vertical jump data from students-wear good jumping shoes! We will use this data to create box and whisker plots, dot plots, and find measures of variation.

Wednesday: Finish jump data assignment

Thursday: Water bottle flip data collection. Bring your best water bottle to flip to collect data.

Friday: Quiz on Mean, Median, Mode and Range.

Over the weekend–Get your ISN ready for the ISN Final exam on Tuesday. Students may use their ISN on the final. Special focus is on vocabulary sections. The final exam will be on the Chromebooks.

This Friday will be our last district Common Assessment. Students received a review packet on 5/30, and we checked answers today. If students need more information, please see the following links for the answer sheet.

Students were given a 4×6 notecard today to use on this test. They may write any information that can help them on Friday. This card must be in class on Friday.

Also, this Friday all students will be taking an Algebra readiness test (30 questions, 30 minutes). This test is the first step in identifying students who are ready for advanced math in the fall. More information after the test will go home with students.

Next week we will begin working on a few statistics activities, with a final project due at the end of the year. More information about this will be shared next week.

Final ISN test will be Monday and Tuesday, June 12 and 13. Students will use their ISN for the test.

This year has really gone fast!! I can’t believe tomorrow is June 1.
Rates CA Review P 5

Rates CA Review P4

Rates CA Review P 3

Rates CA Review P 2

Rates CA Review P 1

All assignments that are allowed to be posted on the blog are there in two places. On the main page and in the Rates and Ratios Resources tab.

For planning purposes, our end of the year ISN test will be on Tuesday, June 13. This will be an online test. Students WILL BE able to use their ISN for the test. Words Worth Knowing will be the main focus, as well as activities that were completed on various pages. If sstudents do not bring their ISN to class on that day they obviously won’t be able to use it!

PLEASE BE SURE THAT THE WORDS WORTH KNOWING SECTION IS UP TO DATE!!

For the comic strip assignment, please check the May 18th post.

For the unit rates assignment, here is the information and an example…

Unit Rate Student Example

Unit Rate Assignment Example

Unit Rate Assignment

Here is an outline of the week and assignments that are due. The end of the year is quickly approaching, and getting assignments in on time is more important than ever. Please make sure that you keep up with your work and do not fall behind!

Monday-Words Worth Knowing Foldable and Cornell Notes. Both are due on Tuesday, May 23.

Tuesday-Double Number Line activity. This will be a group activity and will also be a summative grade.

Wednesday- Notes on conversion tables with gallons, quarts, pints, cups, ounces.

Thursday- Walking field trip to Greenfield Village.

Have a great week!