ALL STUDENTS AND PARENTS - MRS. LASSITER NOW HAS A BLOG TOO!
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The address is: www.lassiter678.blogspot.com
Literature - Don't forget! Tomorrow you have a test over My Side of the Mountain! Be sure you are studying the notes you took in class. Also, go over what you want to write for the essay. I will be grading the essay based on the detail and accuracy you put into your answers. Remember that it is supposed to be 5 to 7 sentences long! You all have done a terrific job as we've discussed the book so I know you will do just fine on the test. Don't stress about it, okay? If you have a question about something you wrote down, feel free to email me tonight. I'm here for you!
Math - Lesson 4. Missing numbers in multiplication and division. Here are some examples:
(remember, you can click each picture to make it bigger)
Seventh Grade
Literature - Remember to study for your test over Hatchet for tomorrow! Be sure you go over what you would like to write for your essay. I will be grading for details and accuracy of information. It needs to be 9-11 sentences!
Grammar - pp. 23-25. Exercises A, B, C, & D & DWS. Remember to follow ALL directions except on Ex. B - you do NOT have to write the sentences, just the compound nouns. And remember - some sentences will have more than one compound noun.
Math - Lesson 3. To know what you are supposed to do, scroll down to yesterday's blog post for 6th grade. You will find the information for missing numbers in addition and subtraction there. Then, look at the pictures for 6th grade today. You will find the information for missing numbers in multiplication and division there.
Pre-Algebra. Lesson 4. Look at the examples for 6th grade today. You are doing the same thing, but with much harder numbers. Remember, that for now, you are not adding the decimal point and continuing to divide. Write any remainders in division as remainders for now. We will get into dividing with decimals in a few lessons.
Algebra I. Lesson 4. A lot of information was presented in this lesson. For most of it, you can look back at the lesson for examples, but I will show you a few examples of how to use the unit multipliers.
See you tomorrow!
Mrs. Swickey
The address is: www.lassiter678.blogspot.com
Sixth Grade:
Literature - Don't forget! Tomorrow you have a test over My Side of the Mountain! Be sure you are studying the notes you took in class. Also, go over what you want to write for the essay. I will be grading the essay based on the detail and accuracy you put into your answers. Remember that it is supposed to be 5 to 7 sentences long! You all have done a terrific job as we've discussed the book so I know you will do just fine on the test. Don't stress about it, okay? If you have a question about something you wrote down, feel free to email me tonight. I'm here for you!
Math - Lesson 4. Missing numbers in multiplication and division. Here are some examples:
(remember, you can click each picture to make it bigger)
Seventh GradeLiterature - Remember to study for your test over Hatchet for tomorrow! Be sure you go over what you would like to write for your essay. I will be grading for details and accuracy of information. It needs to be 9-11 sentences!
Grammar - pp. 23-25. Exercises A, B, C, & D & DWS. Remember to follow ALL directions except on Ex. B - you do NOT have to write the sentences, just the compound nouns. And remember - some sentences will have more than one compound noun.
Math - Lesson 3. To know what you are supposed to do, scroll down to yesterday's blog post for 6th grade. You will find the information for missing numbers in addition and subtraction there. Then, look at the pictures for 6th grade today. You will find the information for missing numbers in multiplication and division there.
Eighth Grade
Pre-Algebra. Lesson 4. Look at the examples for 6th grade today. You are doing the same thing, but with much harder numbers. Remember, that for now, you are not adding the decimal point and continuing to divide. Write any remainders in division as remainders for now. We will get into dividing with decimals in a few lessons.
Algebra I. Lesson 4. A lot of information was presented in this lesson. For most of it, you can look back at the lesson for examples, but I will show you a few examples of how to use the unit multipliers.
See you tomorrow!
Mrs. Swickey
