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Mrs Harmeier S Math Class Unit 1 Number Sense Google Sites

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mrs harmeier s math class unit 1 number sense google sites

*Please Note: This is an estimated time frame. **Please Note: the lessons below may not be covered in the exact order they are listed 1.4: Comparing and Ordering Integers (pg. 22) 1.7: Multiplying and Dividing Integers (pg. 42)

5.2: Adding and Subtracting Like Fractions (pg. 229) https://classroom.google.com/c/NjUzMjAxMjcxOTg2?cjc=y5tdpvl You will take notes almost every day. They need to be organized in your binder. You will have homework every day.

I try not to assign homework on the weekends, but sometimes it happens. Most units will have classwork. Whatever is not finished during class time may have to be completed as homework; however, some classwork assignments may be due by the end of the class period and graded as is. Quizzes will be given on a weekly basis. This is subject to change depending on the subject material. All quizzes and tests are posted under each Unit's Page.

Divisibility Rules review (for numbers 2, 3, 5, and 10) Absent? Follow along with THIS VIDEO and take notes! 1 worksheet to complete and put in notebook You can stop after a score of 80 or after 15 minutes of effort. Not in class?

Here is the DIGITAL VERSION For Math, you are required to have the following: Any color that is easy to read (no yellow or orange) Under each unit, you will find a pacing guide. That is a general outline. Most units will have both 'handouts' and textbook pages.

You will need to check with a peer about what was covered in class, and get the notes and homework assignments. This is your responsibility. Under each unit, the note sheets and homework sheets can be found. There are also videos that directly correspond with the notes and homework. You must use the videos in order to complete the notes. You do not have to print off the notes or homework pages if you are absent; you can copy them down on a piece of notebook paper.

If we are working out of the textbook the day you are absent, you will get those notes and homework assignment from a peer. You are expected to attempt the homework regardless of your absence. You have the same number of days you are absent to submit your work to me. For example, if you are absent for 2 days, you have 2 days to turn in your work to me without penalty. 1.2 Commutative and Associative Properties 2.4 Converting Mixed and Improper Fractions

2.5 Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators 2.6 Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators 2.15 Estimating with Fractions and Decimals

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*Please Note: This Is An Estimated Time Frame. **Please Note:

*Please Note: This is an estimated time frame. **Please Note: the lessons below may not be covered in the exact order they are listed 1.4: Comparing and Ordering Integers (pg. 22) 1.7: Multiplying and Dividing Integers (pg. 42)

5.2: Adding And Subtracting Like Fractions (pg. 229) Https://classroom.google.com/c/NjUzMjAxMjcxOTg2?cjc=y5tdpvl You

5.2: Adding and Subtracting Like Fractions (pg. 229) https://classroom.google.com/c/NjUzMjAxMjcxOTg2?cjc=y5tdpvl You will take notes almost every day. They need to be organized in your binder. You will have homework every day.

I Try Not To Assign Homework On The Weekends, But

I try not to assign homework on the weekends, but sometimes it happens. Most units will have classwork. Whatever is not finished during class time may have to be completed as homework; however, some classwork assignments may be due by the end of the class period and graded as is. Quizzes will be given on a weekly basis. This is subject to change depending on the subject material. All quizzes and t...

Divisibility Rules Review (for Numbers 2, 3, 5, And 10)

Divisibility Rules review (for numbers 2, 3, 5, and 10) Absent? Follow along with THIS VIDEO and take notes! 1 worksheet to complete and put in notebook You can stop after a score of 80 or after 15 minutes of effort. Not in class?

Here Is The DIGITAL VERSION For Math, You Are Required

Here is the DIGITAL VERSION For Math, you are required to have the following: Any color that is easy to read (no yellow or orange) Under each unit, you will find a pacing guide. That is a general outline. Most units will have both 'handouts' and textbook pages.