Sixth Grade
Lesson 85. To do these problems, you will be changing a fraction to a decimal or a decimal to a fraction. If it wants a fraction answer, both of the parts of the problem need to be fractions and vice versa for decimal answers. The assignment is due on Thursday since we have a House Tournament tomorrow. Don't forget to wear your shirts and bring your point sheets!
Seventh Grade
Spelling - Unit 28 is this week's unit. These are some difficult words so be sure you are studying! You will need to complete the entire unit this week.
Vocabulary - There is a vocabulary test over Unit 13 tomorrow. Study tonight!
Grammar - The adjective worksheets are due tomorrow.
Literature - We began talking about Tom Sawyer today. We will start reading tomorrow! I know everyone is excited to start reading. I think the class will really enjoy it!
Math - We finished reviewing for the test over Chapter 6 - Ratios and Proportions. The test will be Thursday, so be sure you are going over the chapter and understand the concepts.
Eighth Grade
Pre-Algebra - Lesson 8-6. #1-9. Remember, each problem will have two answers - the original amount and the new amount. Here are a few examples:

Here is an example with fraction percents:

If your amount of change is an increase, you will ADD the increase amount to the original amount instead of subtracting as in the above examples.
Algebra I - Dividing Polynomials

Remember, you can click the pictures to see what it says more clearly!
See you all tomorrow!
Mrs. Swickey