Late Post: Tues night homework

Vocab. : Please finish the first two pages of unit 11

Math: Page 166  numbers #24   #31   #37    #38    #41    #43   Please make ESTIMATE then solve and place decimal point based on your estimate.

Parents and homework

Parents:  I passed back the math tests today and had students record their grades.  Please sign below their test score.  If you would like to see the test students can check the test out after school and bring it home.

Math Homework:  Please do page 163  numbers 23-24.   

homework

Vocabulary:  Prepare for Friday's test.  Make sure that unit 10 is complete.

Math:  Page 159   4-7  use 100 grid to illustrate each problem.

Page 159   15-19  mixed and test prep.

Homework

Math:  Page 149 numbers 29-33

     Page 151 numbers 31-35  (for numbers 33 and 34 use the distributive property to solve)

Vocabulary:  Please finish Unit 10.

Wear your tennis shoes.  Bus Jump tomorrow morning!

homework

Vocabulary: Please finish first two pages of exercises so that we can go over them in class.

Math: Page 147 10-12 (use the d. property for these) and an estimate. 20-21 and mixed review and test prep. Make sure to copy the problems from the book. (this makes it much clearer when you share your work)

Don't forget this Friday is Chargers week!

Homework

Math: Be ready for the math test tomorrow :)

Vocab.: Don't for get to turn your vocab. book in and study for the test.

Tomorrow is Charger Day! Wear your Charger gear if you have some!

homework and Math TEST This Friday!

Math:  Please print out study guide and spend 30 minutes each night.  I will spend the first 5 to 10 minutes each day in class answering questions and reviewing.

Vocab:  We will go over page 88 in class tomorrow so please check it over!

Test This Friday

We will have a test this Friday.  There will be about 23 questions on the test.  The test will cover the following:

Know how to:

Measure and create angles with a protractor.

Know the difference between a regular polygon and a not regular polygon.

Know how to draw diagonals into any ploygon.

Know how to find the number of diagonals, regions, and degrees of any polygon.

For example can you figure out how many degrees would be in a 51-agon? Clue...how many diagonals? how many regions? What shape are the regions? What do you know about those shapes?

Know how to find the missing angle in a triangle.

Know all the terms on page 454 and 455 and how to label them correctly.

Know how to count the vertices, edges, and faces of any polyhedron.

For example,  How many edges in a  prism that has 49 sides on the bottom base?

Page 462  18-25...know how to do those problems.

Page 486 and 487 might also be a good reference.

Homework sheets that had to do with diagonals, sides, regions, and degrees.

Homework sheet that had to do with counting faces,edges, and vertices of pyramids and prisms.

Homework and Math TEST This Friday!

Vocabulary:  Please finish page 84-88.

Math:  The study guide is now added

I thought You Could Enjoy This Over The Holidays!

FAMILY DROP-IN DAY

NATURAL MATERIALS:

OCEANIC ART: A CELEBRATION OF FORM

December 20, Sunday

1:00 p.m., Museum Galleries

Free after Museum admission

Learn about the art on view in the Museum through child-friendly tours, storytelling, and art-making. Registration is not required, but space is limited, so arrive early. Recommended for families with children 6 to 12 years of age. For more information, contact Brian Patterson, Outreach Educator, at (619) 231-7650 or bpatterson@sdmart.org.