Hello and welcome to the 2020-2021 school year!
What will an hour of math class be like this year? Look here!
What will we be learning exactly? Check out our curriculum info.
What do I need to know about you? Complete this survey for students!
What do I need to know about your child? Complete this survey for parents.
Now, let’s have some fun and get it done!
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Unit 2 Test: Wednesday, 27th November
The project outline can be found here. DUE: MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER.
Also, lesson support can be found here.
Remember: this is a summative assessment grade, which makes up 50% of your grade average.
1. Complete FOUR starred Algebra I IXL skills every single week (due Friday).
2. Complete unfinished lesson worksheets, when necessary.
3. Complete test corrections (one week from test return date).
4. Complete the current unit’s Culminating Activity project.
How will the new school year of mathematics and Algebra I work? Check this out.
Also, take a look at the syllabus.
From now on you should be completing the following:
FOUR IXLs per week.
ALGEBRA NATION: Test Yourself! Sections 1-7
Essential Problems; prepare for the test on Wednesday.
From this point on, until the Regents exam, you will be expected to complete the Algebra Nation Section Tests (for sections 1-7).
Go to the section and right at the bottom you will find the section Test Yourself! Practice Tool. You will receive a score out of 10. However, the good news is: you will be able to retake them until you receive a satisfactory grade. You must attempt the first seven section tests by June 19th or you will receive a failing grade.
Each student should complete two topics per week (due Monday). Check them out!
Finished early? Looking to get ahead? Take a look at this menu of items!
Choose a problem to solve… Presentations will begin Friday January 11th.
You will be expected to present for 4-7 minutes on one of the following seven topics:
1. Finding the equation of a linear relationship given two points.
2. Working with absolute value functions.
3. Linear vs non-linear patterns.
4. Intersections & solving multi-step equations.
5. Is the relation also a function? What are the domain and range?
6. Identifying the use of number properties.
7. How to use your calculator to... (free choice)
Complete this form to tell me about your decision.
The rules: you may create a slideshow, a video, or even just a lesson plan ready for you to teach the topic of your choosing, using as many examples as you like. Feel free to be as creative as you like but make sure you can teach the topic, as if it's to someone who has no idea. Also, be prepared to answer questions on the topic that you have chosen to display expertise in. This is a summative assessment and you should be ready to present by Thursday 29th.
Algebra Nation - 2 topics per week
IXL - 4 Starred Algebra 1 skills per week
Hello and welcome eighth grade mathematics and Algebra 1!
I am very much looking forward to working with you (both parents and students) to make sure you reach your potential and achieve the success your hard work deserves. Here, on this website, you will find everything you need for a successful year in math.
How will math class work this year? Look here! Or here.
To get the year started in an efficient way, you will need to complete the following:
If you ever have any questions about any part of our class, please feel free to email me: rreid@sprucestreetnyc.org or ask for help at any time!
Thank you for your attention to these important details! I look forward to working with you.
5 IXLs per week PLUS the latest section test.
For each of the next three weeks, you MUST complete at least 5 IXL skills; that is at least 15 in total.
Additionally, you must complete 12 Algebra Nation Topics PLUS the tests for Sections 1, 2, and 3 (this will be a test score).
Remember: you CAN do more for EXTRA CREDIT! DUE APRIL 13th.
In addition to five IXL skills, complete this by Thursday!
From now on, your homework will be:
BONUS: Accelerated Algebra (with solutions provided), Competitive Math, and Problem of the Week will come into play to support your test scores and boost your grade average; furthermore, they are just GREAT practice for high level thinkers. These are available in class.