Sci homework over vacation

Study your vocab cards. All of you should have the review guide. Study study study. 

Science Dec 22nd

Study your vocabulary cards for 20 mins and come up with a question for tomorrow's science competition. You must also provide an answer. 

Sci Dec 21st

Complete the flash cards with definitions on the other side. Bring them to class tomorrow. 

History 12/18

No homework for the weekend, however, if you did not complete your Chapter 14, Section 2 Outlines you should!

algebra, 12/18

a-c block:  4.2B (google),   #1-9,
                                            #10-15, 22-30  (for all of these, make a TABLE and GRAPH)

d-block:  none, had quiz

algebra, 12/17

a-c block:    pg. 215   #30-35 (just put in function form, y = )
                                   #39-48,  (table of values AND graph)
                                   #60-62 (  table AND graph)

d-block:    4.4B (google)   #1-12 (graph and rise / run)
                                           #13-24 (use m= (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)   )
                                           Study for Friday quiz on section 4.4 slope

Science December 17th

Use your " make your own test" that was due today as a review, in addition to over the notes we took in class. 

algebra, 12/16

a-c block:  pg. 214-215, # 12-20
                                       # 21-26, 36-39  (for 21-26 and 36-39, you have to make a table of values
                                                                   AND graph each line)

d-block:  pg. 231-232, #43, 47-63

Science homework December 15th

Finish the Make Your Own Test, I have included a template on classroom if you would like to use it or modify it. It's your choice.

It must have 15 questions, and include math to determine volume and density. E mail me if you have any questions

Jmarino@bpsk12.org

algebra, 12/15

a-c block:   g3.3b (google), #1-8

d-block:   pg. 230, # 20-31 (using (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
                              #38-42

algebra, 12/14

a-c block:  google g3.2, # 1-10

d-block:  pg. 230, # 5-10 (rise/run)
                             #12-19  (rise/run)
                             #20-24 (rise/run)
                             #25-34 ((y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

Science December 10th

1. Were you able to stack the fluids in the order you predicted?

2.  Were you able to stack the fluids in order according to your calculations?

3. Did you have to borrow fluids from another group if so which fluids did you borrow and why?

4. If you could do this experiment again what would you do differently and why?

5. What was the hardest part of this lab and why? Also, how did you overcome it?

6. How many tries did it take to get all of your fluids to stack?

7. If your fluids didn't stack why did they not stack explain.

History 12/9

Vocabulary 172 and 173
Please download Chapter 14 on your iPads in school tomorrow.

algebra, 12/9

a-c block:  study for Thursday's test on geometry chap 2

d-block:   study for Thursday's test on 4.2,4.3, and geo 3.1-3.4

Science December 8th

Do the fluids you have now, have the potential to be stacked? Why or why not, be clear and use the word density in your answer. I don't want a well thought out answer. 

In ink write up your answer and draw a picture if you can. 

algebra, 12/8

a-c block:    g3.1B (google), #1-12

d-block:  pg. 221-223, # 7-12, 45-47, 60-67

History 12/7

You are free tonight, tomorrow we start medieval Japan!

algebra, 12/7

a-c block:  g2.7B (google classroom), #1-10

d-block:  pg. 221, #17-31 (find X AND Y intercept for each, using a table), and GRAPH

History 12/4

Study for the Chapter 12 Test on China!

Short answers will include:
Major reforms the Ming Dynasty carried out
What led to the rise of the Ming Dynasty? (what happened after Kublai Khan's death?)
What were the goals of the expeditions Zheng He went on?
Chinese Inventions

algebra, 12/4

a-c block:  1)g2.2p, #1-8
                  2) g2.4b, #3,4

d-block:   pg. 214-215, #30-35 (just write in function form, don't graph)
                                    , #40-51 (write a table of values, AND graph)
                                    , #52-55, 60-63

History 12/3

Don't forget to complete the Guided Reading #113.
Also 8B, it's FLANNEL FRIDAY!

algebra, 12/2

a-c block:   g2.3p (google), #1-12
                   the numbers on the graphs are large, just make sketches of the graphs on regular paper.

d-block: pg. 214-215, #12-20, #21-29, 36-39
                                                 (for 21-29 and 36-39, must make a table of values for 4 values AND
                                                  you must also GRAPH the line)

algebra, 12/1

a-c block:   g2.3b (google), #1-11

d-block:  1) pg. 141-144 (textbook), #'s 13, 58, 59, 64
               2) g3.4b (google), #1-5