8/29/2017 Welcome Back!Need a little extra practice? Students can look here to get more practice!
Keep checking back for more updates. - Ms. Honeycutt 5/4/2016 0 Comments Want to improve your skills?Never fear -- IXL is here! The students with a login can use IXL anytime until June 1st. Students without a login may also use the website for practice, but you are limited to 20 practice questions per day. This week, we are practicing: Pythagorean Theorem (O.1, O.2, ) Proportional Relationships (I.1, I.3 , I.8) Ratios and Proportions (H.8) One Variable Equations (U.5, U.6, U.7) 4/26/2016 0 Comments SPHERES!Click on the Sphere to open a tab that will take you to a page that will give you a lesson on both SURFACE AREA or spheres, and VOLUME of spheres. You will then click on QUESTION 1 in the box labelled "YOUR TURN" at the bottom of the page. This is a quiz for volume and surface area for spheres. Since the quiz opens in a new tab, you will still be able to use your notes. Happy Mathing! 4/25/2016 0 Comments Functions4/22/2016 0 Comments Volume of 3-d ShapesNOTE: You only get 20 practice problems each day. Be sure to write your work on a separate piece of paper ( or in your notebook).
NOTE: When you answer a question INCORRECTLY, the website tells you how to fix your mistake. TAKE NOTES and use your practice WISELY. Practice HERE 4/19/2016 0 Comments Surface Area4/15/2016 0 Comments Practice with Cubed RootsNeed some more practice finding Cubed Roots?
I've got you covered. If you want an extra challenge, complete the questions WITHOUT a calculator. Happy mathing! 4/14/2016 0 Comments Identify Functions and RelationsNeed help with question number 4 from the Chapter 8 test?
4/7/2016 0 Comments Pythagorean TheoremClick on the photo of a Right Triangle below to take a quiz that tests your knowledge about Pythagorean Theorem. There are 21 questions. Be sure to write any work on a separate piece of paper. NOTE: To submit an answer with a square root, enter "sqrt(36), where "36" is the number you'd like under the square root. NOTE: When the question asks "Is it a perfect square?" it is asking if the lengths create a RIGHT TRIANGLE. |
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