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Surma Math Block 1- Go to her Barker teacher page for assignment directions.
A. Warm up quiz on quizizz
- Identify Probability scenarios from a probability graph
- Remember if something is Impossible is 0%
- Unlikely is 25%
- Equally possible or not possible 50%, like flipping a coin heads or tails
- Likely 75%
- Certain for sure, 100%
B. Finish Probability Number Line Activity from Monday 4-13-20
Ramsey/Collins Reading Block 2
Ramsey: Go to his Barker teacher page for directions. Links will be on his Google Classroom page.
A. Analyze a book excerpt to explain the author's meaning of various types of figurative language.
- excerpt is 4 pages long with 6 marked uses of figurative language
- you will explain briefly what the author means for each of the 6 uses of figurative language
- explanations will be on a google form that you will submit through his google classroom
Collins: Go to her Barker teacher page for directions and links to each assignment
- watch assignment instruction video
- click on the link to watch the Jason Reynolds' video
- write 2 paragraphs (4-5 sentences for each paragraph) giving your personal views/thoughts about Jason Reynolds
- submit answers on response form (she has a link to click on for your responses)
- read for 20 minutes
Gushrowski Math Block 3- Go to her Barker teacher page for directions
A. Your assignment will be on quizizz
- you will be practicing what you took notes on yesterday about variables and expressions
B. Notebook review
- variable-represented by a letter such as x, y, a, b, c (o and i will not be used)
- constant-any number and it never changes like 3, -8, 1/4, 2.147, -5 3/8
- numerical expression-only numbers used (no equal signs, can simplify like terms, WILL NOT solve)
- algebraic expressions-involve variables and/or numbers
- evaluate-make numeric substitutions for variables and simplify
- absolute value-a number's distance from zero on a number line, always written as a positive
Moore Google Classroom-https://classroom.google.com/u/0/c/NTMzOTA3NTMwNDha
