Happy New Year! 2025!
Homework Week 21: January 20th - 24th
6th Grade On-Level Math
Monday-
MLK Day
Tuesday-
Text p. 47, 35-39
Text p. 55, 11-29
Wednesday -
Thursday -
Friday -
7th Grade On-Level Math
Monday-
MLK Day
Tuesday-
Complete Take Home Quiz, Review of Ratios and Proportions
Wednesday -
Thursday -
Friday -
8th Grade On-Level Algebra
Monday-
MLK Day
Tuesday-
Text p. 204, #1-16, all
Ch. 3 Test planned for Wednesday, 1/29
Wednesday -
Thursday -
Friday -
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Username: Your username is your first initial, last name appended with _Alg at the end, all as one string.
NOTE: The usernames and passwords are case sensitive. Your first initial, the first letter of your last name and the “A” of _Alg are all capital letters. The rest are lowercase.
ex. For student John Doe, his username is as follows:
JDoe_Alg
Password: Your password is a combination of the following:
Alg_FL_mmdd
where
F is you first initial
L is your last initial
mm represents 2 digits for the month of your birthday
dd represents 2 digits for the day of your birthday.
ex. If John Doe’s birthday is January 4th his password would be:
Alg_JD_0104
5th Grade Science**
Keep Up with Unit Vocabulary as we go along!
Monday-
MLK Day
Tuesday-
Complete Take-Home Quiz (Due Thursday)
Unit 2 Test on Friday
Thursday -
Friday -
6th Grade Science**
Monday-
MLK Day
Tuesday-
No HW
Thursday -
Friday -
**Students can be prepared for class by bringing the following:
Your textbook, handouts and packets
Your notebook or loose-leaf for notetaking to be filed in binder
Your folder(s)
Pen, pencil, red pen, 3 different colored highlighters, ruler
**How to prepare for Unit Tests:
Memorize the Unit Vocabulary (5th grade: use the vocabulary key)
Study handouts (ex. 5th Gr: Scientific Method, Photosynthesis, ex. 6th: Latitudes)
Study the highlights and starred sections in the Lessons
Review and Study each end of Lesson review. (For 5th grade :Lesson Check and Lesson Round-Up, for 6th grade they are the Lesson Self-check and Interactive Review)
Review and Study the Unit Review
Remember many of the questions will be critical thinking problems that apply the concepts we learned to real world examples.