If you have had a great deal of trouble completing Problem Solving Set 7 then watch the video below for an instructional walk-through. This will help you to prepare for your Problem Solving test in the 2nd school-week of January (once we have completed set 8).
This first video is to explain how to do the first examples
This one has the real “meat and potatoes” of the lesson showing you how to attack those “working backwards” problems such as the marbles.
We are entering basic algebra. The gr. 7 and gr. 8’s are doing some similar work this week. See the assignments below and the helpful video for instruction.
Students are asked to watch the video lesson (at least part 1) below to familiarize themselves with the basics of algebra (prior to engaging in the assignments)
Follow the videos below with the handouts provided in class. All this material is also available online at mathantics.com using Mr. Ewert’s log in info that is written on the far right side of the whiteboard in the our classroom.
Today we are talking about Probability with a specific focus on probability trees (which are rather difficult for some). The grade 8’s will be joining the grade 7’s on this assignment this week.
The assignment is linked to below with all questions due for the quiz on Friday.
This week the grade 7’s are completing their bisectors work with asssignment 8.4 while the grade 8’s are completing their unit on measurement of prisms.
Note: The grade 8’s are having a unit final quiz this Friday covering surface area and volume of rectangular, triangular and cylindrical prisms.
Gr. 7 Assignment: Grade 7’s are to complete assignment 8.4 (all questions). Be sure to watch the video below closely to learn how to do all the examples from this assignment.
Gr. 8 Assignment: Grade 8 students have a cumulative unit quiz on surface area and volume of prisms this Friday. To prepare Gr. 8’s are to review all measurement of prisms lessons and to complete the unit review and the practice test to prepare. The specific assignment is…
-unit review: 2, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15
-unit practice test: suggested to complete this but it is optional
Note: for more instruction on these concepts see the videos in the past lessons on measurement of solids.
This week we are going into spatial math with the grade 7’s entering geometry starting with parallel and perpendicular lines. The Grade 8’s are working on more 3d geometry with.
The Grade 7 Assignment: Grade 7’s are working on assignment 8.1 and 8.2. On 8.1 they are to complete #’s