Homework for 10/10 for Algebra I I am out of town for part of this week and internet may be sketchy, but feel free to text me 6624195227 if you have questions. I will be checking emails, so you can email questions also, but I may not answer them as quickly. Monday p. 750 Lesson 5.1 , 1-7 odd answers on p. 853 P. 748 Lesson 4.2 25-43 odd answers on p. 853 Tuesday p.751 lesson 5.2 , 1-21 odd check answers on p. 853 Wednesday p. 752, lesson 5.4, 1-11 odd check answers on 853 p, 749 lesson 4.4 ,1-7 odd check answers on p. 853 Thursday You get…

Homework for 10/3 for Algebra I We will be out of town this week, but I will be checking texts and emails, so feel free to ask questions. Hope you will all study hard and do well on the test Friday! Monday p. 223/224 1,5,13-17 odd p. 745 Lesson 3.3 1-21 odd The answers to these are also in the back of the book on page 853 Tuesday p. 231 11, 15,19,23,27,31,35,39 p. 746 Lesson3.5 1-19 odds (answers on page 853) Wednesday p. 747 Lesson 3.6 Every other odd Answers on p. 853 p.747 Lesson 4.1 13-29 odd (answers on 853) Thursday REMEMBER that your test over ch. 3, ch…

Once again, I am proud of everyone’s behavior in class.  Keep up the good work. Most students are doing their work in a timely manner, but some give various reasons for not completing assignments.  It would be very helpful if a parent could let me know when assignments have been excused. For this week: Chapter 4, Practice Sentences, Page 3 Take Chapter 4 Test (This will be turned next week after Test 5 is taken.) Do Daily Grams 10, 11, & 12  (If you have just received your book, do at least 1 extra gram each week until you are caught up with the class.) Write a 3-point paragraph.  Assignment…

Hi, Remember that you have a test on ch. 3, 4(proportions) and ch. 6 on October 3. Homework for this week: Monday Finish the worksheet on chapter 6 Inequalities Worksheet on factoring Tuesday p. 314 1-27 odd, 45-53 all Wednesday p. 473/474 27-47 odd Thursday Be sure that factoring worksheet is done p.476 7,10-16,18-26,28 Let me know if you have questions, Mrs. A

Hi, Remember that you will have a test on ch. 3, part of 4(proportions) and ch. 6 on October 3. Homework for this week: Monday p. 298 13-35 odd p. 305 19-25 odd p. 307 65-77 odd Tuesday p. 305/306 27-53 odd Wednesday p. 314 1-27 odd, 45-53 all Thursday p.312 55-71 odd (this is what we started in class last Friday) Let me know if you have any questions, Mrs. A

Study Chapter 5 and do Chapter 5 workbook pages. Remember:  the word to conjugate this week is, moveo, movere (It has irregular principal parts!). Please take time to review all new words from this unit.

Monday p.280, 15-41odd p.272. 7-12 all,18-22all Tuesday p.286, 19-71 odd Wednesday p.293, 19-39 odd p. 310, 1-35 odd Thursday p.312, 55-71 odd These are absolute value, so be sure to start out with 2 problems on most of them. ( remember there are 2 exceptions to this rule-when the absolute value is greater than/less than or equal to a negative there will be no solution and when the abs. value is greaterthan/less than or equal to a zero there will be 1 solution) All answers except p. 272 should be in the back of the book. Check your answers as you are working the problems. Remember to reverse the inequality…

Monday p.280, 15-41odd p.272. 7-12 all,18-22all Tuesday p.286, 19-71 odd Wednesday p.293, 19-39 odd Thursday p.310, 1-35 odd All answers except p. 272 should be in the back of the book. Check your answers as you are working the problems. Remember to reverse the inequality sign if you divide or multiply by a negative. Example -3x-4 Let me know if you have questions, Mrs. A

Friday, we covered all of lesson 1 and most of lesson 5. At home, please do lessons 2 through 4 (this includes Chapter 3 test) Finish your 3-point paragraph.  You may turn in a typed paragraph or a NEATLY written paragraph. I couldn’t have asked for a better behaved class on Friday.  I’m very proud of each of my students.  Keep up the good work!

Do Lesson 4 Please review your conjugations everyday.  It is so important that you are VERY familiar with all four conjugations and the four principal parts for each verb.  Especially go over irregular verbs. The verb that you will conjugate on Friday’s quiz is mitto, mittere.  (This is an irregular verb.)