Homework For Week of 11/18-11/22

Monday: 11/18
  Investigation 4: Using Deductive and Inductive Reasoning
  HW: Pg. 255 a-f

Tuesday: 11/19
  Test 7 Review
  HW: Review Sheet

Wednesday: 11/20
  Cumulative Test 7
  No Homework

Thursday: 11/21
  Lesson 41: Finding Rates of Change and Slope
  HW: Pgs. 260-262 #1-29 Odd

Friday: 11/22
  Lesson 42: Solving Percent Problems
  HW: Pgs. 266-269 #2-30 Even

Homework For Week of 11/12-11/15

Monday: 11/11
  No School

Tuesday: 11/12
  Lesson 37: Using Scientific Notation
  Pgs. 233-235 #1-29 Odd

Wednesday: 11/13
  Lesson 38: Simplifying Expressions Using the GCF
  Pgs. 240-242 #2-30 Even

Thursday: 11/14
  Lesson 39: Using the Distributive Property to Simplify Expressions
  Pgs. 246-248 #1-29 Odd

Friday: 11/15
  Lesson 40: Simplifying and Evaluating Expression Using the Power Property of Exponents
  Pgs. 252-253 #2-30 Even

Homework For Week of 11/4-11/8

Monday: 11/4
  Lesson 35: Locating and Using Intercepts
  Pgs. 221-222 #1-29 Odd

Tuesday: 11/5
  Test 6 Review
  Complete Review Sheet

Wednesday: 11/6
  Cumulative Test 6
  No Homework

Thursday: 11/7
  Test Corrections
  No Homework

Friday: 11/8
  Lesson 36: Writing and Solving Proportions
  Pgs. 227-229 #2-30 Even

Homework Week of 10/28-11/1

Monday: 10/28
  Cumulative Test 5
  No Homework

Tuesday: 10/29
  Lesson 31: Using Rates, Ratios, and Proportions
  HW: Pgs. 193-196 #1-29 Odd

Wednesday: 10/30
  Lesson 32: Simplifying and Evaluating Expressions with Zero and Integer Exponents
  HW: Pgs. 201-203 #2-30 Even

Thursday: 10/31
  Lesson 33: Finding the Probability of Independent and Dependent Events
  HW: Pgs. 208-210 #1-29 Odd

Friday: 11/1
  Lesson 34: Recognizing and Extending Arithmetic Sequences
  Pgs. 214-216 #2-30 Even

Homework Week of 10/21-10/25

Monday: 10/21
  Lesson 29: Solving Literal Equations
  HW: Pgs. 174-176 #2-30 Even

Tuesday: 10/22
  Lab 2: Creating a Table
  HW: Pg. 178 a-h

Wednesday: 10/23
  Lesson 30: Graphing a Function
  HW: Pgs. 183-186 #1-29 Odd

Thursday: 10/24
  Investigation 3: Analyzing the Effects of Bias in Sampling, Surveys, and Graphs
  HW: Pg. 189 a-e

Friday: 10/25
  Test 5 Review
  Test Review Packet

Homework Week of 10/14-10/18

Monday: 10/14
   Lesson 26: Solving Multi-Step Equations
   Pgs. 155-158 #1-29 Odd

Tuesday: 10/15
   Lesson 27: Identifying Misleading Representations of Data
   Pgs. 161-163 #2-30 Even

Wednesday: 10/16
   Lesson 28: Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides
   Pgs. 167-170 #1-29 Odd

Thursday: 10/17
   Lesson 29: Solving Literal Equations
   Pgs. 174-176 #2-30 Even

Friday: 10/18
   Lab 2: Creating a Table
   Pg. 178 a-h

Homework Week of 9/23-9/27

Monday 9/23
   Arithmetic Sequence Lesson
   Reviewing Skills #1 Worksheet

Tuesday 9/24
   Logic and Reasoning in Puzzles
   Reviewing Skills #2 Worksheet

Wednesday 9/25
   History of Codes
   Reviewing Skills #3 Worksheet

Thursday 9/26
   Making and Breaking Code
   Reviewing Skills #4 Worksheet

Friday 9/27
  The Fibonacci Sequence and The Golden Mean
   Reviewing Skills #5 Worksheet

Homework Week of 9/16-9/20

Monday: 9/16
   Lesson 19: Solving One-Step Equations by Adding and Subtracting
   Pgs. 107-109 # 2-30 Even

Tuesday: 9/17
   Lesson 20: Graphing on a Coordinate Plane
   Pgs. 114-116 # 1-29 Odd

Wednesday: 9/18
   Investigation 2: Graphing A Relationship
   Pg. 119 a-f

Thursday: 9/19
   Test Review Packet and STUDY!!

Friday: 9/20
   Cumulative Test 3: NO HOMEWORK!!!

Homework Week of 9/9-9/13

Monday: 9/9
   Test Review Packet and STUDY!!

Tuesday: 9/10
   Cumulative Test 2: NO HOMEWORK!!

Wednesday: 9/11
   Lesson 16: Simplifying and Evaluating Variable Expressions
   Pg. 90-92 #2-30 Even

Thursday: 9/12
   Lesson 17: Translating Between Words and Algebraic Expressions
   Pg. 95-97 # 1-29 Odd

Friday: 9/13
   Lesson 18: Combining Like Terms
   Pgs. 100-102 # 2-30 Even

Homework For Week of 9/3-9/6

Tuesday:
Lesson 12: Pg. 66-68 #1-5 All, 8-17 All, 20, 28, 29

Wednesday:
Lesson 13: Pg. 71-73 #1-29 Odd

Thursday:
Lesson 14: Pg. 77-79 #2-30 Even

Friday:
Lesson 15: Pg. 83-85 #1-29 Odd

Homework For Week of 8/26-8/30

Monday
Lesson 10: Adding and Subtracting Real Numbers
   HW: Pg. 49-51 #2-10 Even, 11, 13-18 All, 22, 25, 26, 28-30 All

Tuesday
Investigation 1: Determining the Probability of an Event
   HW: Pg. 55 #a-g

Wednesday
Test Review Worksheet
   HW: STUDY!!! and complete review worksheet

Thursday
TEST DAY! 
   No HW

Friday: Bellwork Quiz
Lesson 11: Multiplying and Dividing Real Numbers
   HW: Pg. 60-62 # 1-4 All, 7,8, 10, 11, 13-15 All, 17, 18, 20 21-25 Odd, 30

Homework For Week of 8/19-8/23

Here is this week's homework assignments.

Monday
Lesson 5: Finding Absolute Value and Adding Real Numbers
   HW: Pgs. 25-26 # 1-7 Odd, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 22, 24, 26, 29, 30

Tuesday
Lesson 6: Subtracting Real Numbers
   HW: Pgs. 29-30 # 2-10 Even, 13-21 Odd, 26, 28, 29, 30

Wednesday: QUIZ!!
Lesson 7: Simplifying and Comparing Expressions with Symbols of Inclusion
   HW: Pgs. 34-35 # 1-9 Odd, 17, 18, 21, 25, 27, 28, 29

Thursday
Lesson 8: Using Unit Analysis to Convert Measures
   HW: Pgs 40-42 # 1-5 Odd, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14-20 All, 24, 29

Friday: Bellwork Quiz
Lesson 9: Evaluating and Comparing Algebraic Expressions
   HW: Pgs. 45-46 # 1-7 Odd, 10, 11, 12, 15-19 All, 22, 26, 28, 29, 30

Lesson 3

Today's lesson discussed exponents.  Be able to identify the base and exponent when given a problem.  Also understand why exponents can be added in multiplication problems with the same base.  Today's homework is below.

Pages 14-16: #2-6 Even, 7-12 All, 16, 18, 21-25, 27, 28, 30

Lesson 2

Today we examined the different parts that make up an algebraic expression.  Be able to identify variables, constants, coefficients, factors, and terms.  The homework for the day is below.

Pages 10-11: #2-6 Even, 7-12 All, 14, 21-27 All, 29, 30

Lesson 1

Lesson 1 introduced students to the Real Numbers and how they can be broken down into subsets.  Be comfortable identifying numbers as Natural/Counting, Whole, Integers, Rational, and Irrational.  Be able to recognize numbers that are an intersection of a set, and a union of a set.  Remember, there are special ways to label those sets.  Finally, give examples and counterexamples of closed systems with specific operations.

If you did not finish the classwork in class, please finish it as homework.  The homework for the lesson is below.

Pages 5-6 # 2-12 Even, 13-17 All, 22, 25, 26, 30