Friday, February 26, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Have something to say?
Feel like you have something to say, but you don't have a chance to say it and have it heard? There is a global web magazine that is being started to air the voice of students. An example of an earlier addition can be brought up by clicking on the link below:
http://ginnopaoli.com/bluedge.html
Let me know if you would like to be heard
http://ginnopaoli.com/bluedge.html
Let me know if you would like to be heard
Monday, February 22, 2010
sub plans feb 23
To play the videos, please unplug the microphone from the computer and turn the volume up on the board.
1)Warm-up: Copy one of the riddle worksheets and pass it out. Students should do one side for their warm-up.
2) Investigation 1.2:
Students will read investigation 1.2 and then do the investigation. They should remember that slope can be found by (y2-y1)/(x2-x1). Caitlin, Claire, Sara, Paige, and Katie can be useful in 8a for helping the class. If needed, they should find the equation of one line on one of then white dry erase boards that can be saved for the next class.
3)Pass out the algebra sheet for the week (it's on the front table and it's one page)
Students should do the multiples of three.
4)Pass out the CSAP packet. It is due tomorrow. I have some originals that are not stapled on top. If you are having troubles reading, those should be better. Mrs. Degi's printer is needing a new cartridge desperately. I have one problem on the blog that you can view if you need to fill time.
csap wood stack
Here are other videos you can play to fill time.
pythagortean_theorem_word_problems_page_533__9
pythagorean_theorem_word_problem_page_533_10_part_1
pythagorean_theorem_word_problem_page_533_10_part_2
1)Warm-up: Copy one of the riddle worksheets and pass it out. Students should do one side for their warm-up.
2) Investigation 1.2:
Students will read investigation 1.2 and then do the investigation. They should remember that slope can be found by (y2-y1)/(x2-x1). Caitlin, Claire, Sara, Paige, and Katie can be useful in 8a for helping the class. If needed, they should find the equation of one line on one of then white dry erase boards that can be saved for the next class.
3)Pass out the algebra sheet for the week (it's on the front table and it's one page)
Students should do the multiples of three.
4)Pass out the CSAP packet. It is due tomorrow. I have some originals that are not stapled on top. If you are having troubles reading, those should be better. Mrs. Degi's printer is needing a new cartridge desperately. I have one problem on the blog that you can view if you need to fill time.
csap wood stack
Here are other videos you can play to fill time.
pythagortean_theorem_word_problems_page_533__9
pythagorean_theorem_word_problem_page_533_10_part_1
pythagorean_theorem_word_problem_page_533_10_part_2
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Slavens Mathletics update
This Saturday the math team competed in the MathCounts Regional championships which had teams from public and private schools from Denver, Douglas, and Arapaho Counties. The Slavens Math team qualified 5 mathletes for the state championships which is more then any other school! Delainey, Sara, Caitlin, Claire and Joe all will have a chance to compete for a state championships. Also in the competitions, Brian finished in the top 25%, CJ finished in the top 30%, and Sophie Knauf finished in the top 50%. A special note, Delainey had the highest score of all 300 competitors in the second round of the competition! These results represent a real accomplishment that we sould all celebrate.
I would also like to thank Sarah Graff and Sarah Armstrong for coming and cheering for our team with green and white pom poms in hand.
Please let these students know how proud we are them when you see them.
I would also like to thank Sarah Graff and Sarah Armstrong for coming and cheering for our team with green and white pom poms in hand.
Please let these students know how proud we are them when you see them.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Wednesday alert
I am a bit disappointed that there were so many issues with the csap pockets last week. I know the copies were the best, but they were definitly readable and since the all the questions are explained on the blog, there should be no problems getting them done.
So here's the deal. On Wednesday there will be an open book/notes timed test on the csap packet. Any notes you take tonight on the blog videos will be usable tomorrow.
Mr. Framke
So here's the deal. On Wednesday there will be an open book/notes timed test on the csap packet. Any notes you take tonight on the blog videos will be usable tomorrow.
Mr. Framke
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Homework due Monday
You will need either a paper or you could also use an online source.
Your assignment is to create two sets of two box-and-whisker plots.
1) The first set will have a box plot for the points the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts have scored in the in the previous 18 games. (Each team is a seperate box plot on the same axis)
2) The second box plot will have the points allowed for both these teams in the previous 18 games. Each team is a seperate box plot on the same axis)
3) Judging by these box plots, who do you think will win todays super bowl?
If you forget how to make a box plot here is a refresher
sp inv 1 3 how to make a box and whisker plot
Your assignment is to create two sets of two box-and-whisker plots.
1) The first set will have a box plot for the points the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts have scored in the in the previous 18 games. (Each team is a seperate box plot on the same axis)
2) The second box plot will have the points allowed for both these teams in the previous 18 games. Each team is a seperate box plot on the same axis)
3) Judging by these box plots, who do you think will win todays super bowl?
If you forget how to make a box plot here is a refresher
sp inv 1 3 how to make a box and whisker plot
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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