6th Grade Math 1A Assignments

Your Chapter 4 test is on Monday. 

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
* write ratios (example on pg 121)
* write equivalent ratios/ simplify ratios (examples on pg 129, 131 and 132)
* find the missing number in a pair of equivalent ratios (example on pg 133)
* fill in the missing values in a ratio table using equivalent ratios (examples on pg 134 and 135)
* solve word problems involving ratios (example on pg 140)

You can study for the test by: 
1) Reviewing your old quizzes, homework and classwork.
2) Completing the "Chapter 4 Test Review" - Required
3) Checking the answer key. (Posted)
4) Completing the Chapter 4 - "Check your understanding" Google Form- Optional
5) Reviewing your notes 
6) Looking back at any other materials posted on google classroom (pay special attention to the previous "Study" posts for the quizzes in Chapter 4).

Your quiz is on Friday, 4/12.

For the mini-quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Write ratios.
* Create equivalent ratios using multiplication and division.
* Find the missing number in a pair of equivalent ratios.
* Find the missing numbers in a ratio table. 

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Completing the lesson topic on Moby Max- "Equivalent Ratios."

Your quiz is on Friday, 4/12.

For the mini-quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Write ratios.
* Create equivalent ratios using multiplication and division.
* Find the missing number in a pair of equivalent ratios.
* Find the missing numbers in a ratio table. 

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Completing the lesson topic on Moby Max- "Equivalent Ratios."

Your quiz is on Friday, 4/12.

For the mini-quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Write ratios.
* Create equivalent ratios using multiplication and division.
* Find the missing number in a pair of equivalent ratios.
* Find the missing numbers in a ratio table. 

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Completing the lesson topic on Moby Max- "Equivalent Ratios."

Your test is on Wednesday, 3/27.

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
* Divide Fractions (3.1)
* Divide Mixed Numbers (3.1) 
* Multiply Decimals (3.2) 
* Divide Decimals (3.3) 
* Solve real world problems involving dividing fractions and mixed numbers, multiplying decimals and dividing decimals. (3.4) 

You can study for the test by: 
1) Reviewing your old quizzes, homework and classwork.
2) Completing the "Chapter 3 Test Review" (book problems)
3) Reviewing your notes (copies of my notes posted here)
4) Looking back at any other materials posted on google classroom (pay special attention to the previous "Study" posts for the quizzes in Chapter 3).

Your quiz is on Thursday, 3/21.

For the mini-quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Divide decimals with either method.
* Method #1- Fraction Method
* Method #2- The Algorithm

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Completing the lesson topic on Moby Max- "Dividing Decimals."

Your quiz is on Thursday, 3/21.

For the mini-quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Divide decimals with either method.
* Method #1- Fraction Method
* Method #2- The Algorithm

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Completing the lesson topic on Moby Max- "Dividing Decimals."

Your quiz is on Wednesday, 3/13.

For the mini-quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Multiply decimals with either method.
* Method #1- Fraction Method
* Method #2- The Algorithm

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Completing the lesson topic on Moby Max- "3.2 Multiplying Decimals."

Your quiz is on Wednesday, 3/13.

For the mini-quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Multiply decimals with either method.
* Method #1- Fraction Method
* Method #2- The Algorithm

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Completing the lesson topic on Moby Max- "3.2 Multiplying Decimals."

Your quiz is on Friday 3/1.

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Divide fractions using the algorithm.
* Divide fractions using models.
* Know the meaning of the word "reciprocal."

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Playing the games that are posted under "Chapter 3 Games."

Your quiz is on Friday 3/1.

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Divide fractions using the algorithm.
* Divide fractions using models.
* Know the meaning of the word "reciprocal."

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Playing the games that are posted under "Chapter 3 Games."

Your quiz is on Friday 3/1.

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Divide fractions using the algorithm.
* Divide fractions using models.
* Know the meaning of the word "reciprocal."

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Playing the games that are posted under "Chapter 3 Games."

Your quiz is on Friday 3/1.

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Divide fractions using the algorithm.
* Divide fractions using models.
* Know the meaning of the word "reciprocal."

You can study for the mini-quiz by: 
1) Completing homework problems and checking answers.
2) Completing any "extra practice" problems from classworks.
3) Playing the games that are posted under "Chapter 3 Games."

Your test is on Tuesday, 2/6.

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
* Solve equations with the balancing method. (8.1)
* Graph inequalities with number lines. (8.3) 
* Solve word problems by writing an equation and then solving it. (8.4) 
* Solve word problems by writing an inequality and then graphing it. (8.4) 
* Write a linear equation based on a given word problem. (8.2) *Identify the independent variable and the dependent variable in an equation. (8.2) 
*Finish a table based on an equation. (8.2) 
*Create a graph based on a table. (8.2) 

You can study for the test by: 
1) Reviewing your old quizzes, homework and classwork.
2) Completing the "Chapter 8 Test Review" (posted here/ paper copy in my room.)
3) Trying selected questions from the "Extra Practice Questions for Ch. 8 Test" 
4) Completing the lesson called "(Optional) Extra Practice for the Chapter 8 Test" on Moby Max. 
5) Reviewing your notes (copies of my notes posted here)
6) Looking back at any other materials posted on google classroom (pay special attention to the previous "Study" posts for the quizzes in Chapter 8).

Your test is on Tuesday, 2/6.

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
* Solve equations with the balancing method. (8.1)
* Graph inequalities with number lines. (8.3) 
* Solve word problems by writing an equation and then solving it. (8.4) 
* Solve word problems by writing an inequality and then graphing it. (8.4) 
* Write a linear equation based on a given word problem. (8.2) *Identify the independent variable and the dependent variable in an equation. (8.2) 
*Finish a table based on an equation. (8.2) 
*Create a graph based on a table. (8.2) 

You can study for the test by: 
1) Reviewing your old quizzes, homework and classwork.
2) Completing the "Chapter 8 Test Review" (posted here/ paper copy in my room.)
3) Trying selected questions from the "Extra Practice Questions for Ch. 8 Test" 
4) Completing the lesson called "(Optional) Extra Practice for the Chapter 8 Test" on Moby Max. 
5) Reviewing your notes (copies of my notes posted here)
6) Looking back at any other materials posted on google classroom (pay special attention to the previous "Study" posts for the quizzes in Chapter 8).

Your quiz is on Tuesday, 1/23.

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
8.1: 
*Solve equations using the balancing method. 
*Check your solution by substituting your answer into the original equation and making sure the statement is true. 
8.2:
*Write a linear equation based on a given word problem.
*Identify the independent variable and the dependent variable in an equation. 
*Finish a table based on an equation. 
*Create a graph based on a table.

You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Reviewing your homework and classwork.
2) Completing the Quiz Review (posted here/ paper copy in my room.)
3) Reviewing your notes (copies of my notes posted here)
4) Looking back at any other materials posted on google classroom.
AND/ OR
5) Playing any of the games posted below. (For the "Equation Pal" game, be sure to click "One Step Equations." Do not try the other types, those are for 7th or 8th graders!)

Your test is on Wednesday, 12/20.

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
*Write algebraic expressions by translating from words into an expression.
*Evaluate an algebraic expression by substituting a value into an expression and then using order of operations. 
*Simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms.
*Expand algebraic expressions. 
*Factor algebraic expressions.
*Solve word problems involving algebraic expressions.

You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Reviewing your old quizzes, homework and classwork.
2) Completing the "Chapter 7 Test Review" (posted here/ paper copy in my room.)
3) Reviewing your notes (copies of my notes posted here)
4) Looking back at any other materials posted on google classroom (pay special attention to the previous "Study" posts for the quizzes in Chapter 7).
5) Practicing word problems with the "Extra Word Problems" google form.
AND/ OR
6) Playing the kahoot.

Your test is on Tuesday, 12/19.

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
*Write algebraic expressions by translating from words into an expression.
*Evaluate an algebraic expression by substituting a value into an expression and then using order of operations. 
*Simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms.
*Expand algebraic expressions. 
*Factor algebraic expressions.
*Solve word problems involving algebraic expressions.

You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Reviewing your old quizzes, homework and classwork.
2) Completing the "Chapter 7 Test Review" (posted here/ paper copy in my room.)
3) Reviewing your notes (copies of my notes posted here)
4) Looking back at any other materials posted on google classroom (pay special attention to the previous "Study" posts for the quizzes in Chapter 7).
5) Practicing word problems with the "Extra Word Problems" google form.
AND/ OR
6) Playing the kahoot.

Your test is on Tuesday, 12/19.

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
*Write algebraic expressions by translating from words into an expression.
*Evaluate an algebraic expression by substituting a value into an expression and then using order of operations. 
*Simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms.
*Expand algebraic expressions. 
*Factor algebraic expressions.
*Solve word problems involving algebraic expressions.

You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Reviewing your old quizzes, homework and classwork.
2) Completing the "Chapter 7 Test Review" (posted here/ paper copy in my room.)
3) Reviewing your notes (copies of my notes posted here)
4) Looking back at any other materials posted on google classroom (pay special attention to the previous "Study" posts for the quizzes in Chapter 7).
5) Practicing word problems with the "Extra Word Problems" google form.
AND/ OR
6) Playing the kahoot.

*7.4 Mini-Quiz on Wednesday!*

Your quiz is on Tuesday, 12/5.

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
*Use the vocabulary from chapter 7 to describe parts of an expression.
*Simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms.

You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Finish the Color by Number Activity (started in class)
2) Try the pixel art activity (be sure to read the directions!!) 
3) Reviewing your notes
4) Watching the video (posted below)
AND/ OR
5) Playing the kahoot and/or quizlets.

Your quiz is on Tuesday, 12/5.

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
*Use the vocabulary from chapter 7 to describe parts of an expression.
*Simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms.

You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Finish the Color by Number Activity (started in class)
2) Try the pixel art activity (be sure to read the directions!!) 
3) Reviewing your notes
4) Watching the video (posted below)
AND/ OR
5) Playing the kahoot and/or quizlets.

Your quiz is on Tuesday, 12/5.

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
*Use the vocabulary from chapter 7 to describe parts of an expression.
*Simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms.

You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Finish the Color by Number Activity (started in class)
2) Try the pixel art activity (be sure to read the directions!!) 
3) Reviewing your notes
4) Watching the video (posted below)
AND/ OR
5) Playing the kahoot and/or quizlets.

Your quiz is on Tuesday, 12/5.

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
*Use the vocabulary from chapter 7 to describe parts of an expression.
*Simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms.

You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Finish the Color by Number Activity (started in class)
2) Try the pixel art activity (be sure to read the directions!!) 
3) Reviewing your notes
4) Watching the video (posted below)
AND/ OR
5) Playing the kahoot and/or quizlets.

Your quiz is on Monday, 11/27.
For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
*Write algebraic expressions by translating from words into an expression.
*Evaluate an algebraic expression by substituting a value into an expression and then using order of operations. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "7.1/7.2 Study Guide.". (REQUIRED) (Posted Here)
2) Review your notes (copies of my notes posted under "Notes" on google classroom)
3) Reviewing your homework and/ or completing any extra problems from the classwork worksheets.
4) Playing the "Algebraic Expressions Games." (linked on google classroom under the "Games" category)
AND/ OR
5) Playing the kahoot.

Your quiz is on Monday, 11/27.
For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
*Write algebraic expressions by translating from words into an expression.
*Evaluate an algebraic expression by substituting a value into an expression and then using order of operations. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "7.1/7.2 Study Guide.". (REQUIRED) (Posted Here)
2) Review your notes (copies of my notes posted under "Notes" on google classroom)
3) Reviewing your homework and/ or completing any extra problems from the classwork worksheets.
4) Playing the "Algebraic Expressions Games." (linked on google classroom under the "Games" category)
AND/ OR
5) Playing the kahoot.

Your quiz is on Monday, 11/27.
For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
*Write algebraic expressions by translating from words into an expression.
*Evaluate an algebraic expression by substituting a value into an expression and then using order of operations. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "7.1/7.2 Study Guide.". (REQUIRED) (Posted Here)
2) Review your notes (copies of my notes posted under "Notes" on google classroom)
3) Reviewing your homework and/ or completing any extra problems from the classwork worksheets.
4) Playing the "Algebraic Expressions Games." (linked on google classroom under the "Games" category)
AND/ OR
5) Playing the kahoot.

Your quiz is on Monday, 11/27.
For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
*Write algebraic expressions by translating from words into an expression.
*Evaluate an algebraic expression by substituting a value into an expression and then using order of operations. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "7.1/7.2 Study Guide.". (REQUIRED) (Posted Here)
2) Review your notes (copies of my notes posted under "Notes" on google classroom)
3) Reviewing your homework and/ or completing any extra problems from the classwork worksheets.
4) Playing the "Algebraic Expressions Games." (linked on google classroom under the "Games" category)
AND/ OR
5) Playing the kahoot.

Your first test of the year will be on Tuesday, October 24th

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
* Write a number as the product of its prime factors. (Draw a factor tree and then write the prime factorization.) 
* Find the factors or multiples of a number. 
* Find the GCF or LCM of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Solve word problems involving GCF and LCM. 
* Evaluate squares and cubes. 
* Evaluate expressions using order of operations. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "Chapter 1 Test Review" (posted and was handed out in class). (Required) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "Chapter 1 Test Review" (Required)
3) Reading through the study guide to understand what will be on the test (posted)
4) Trying some of the extra practice problems on the study guide (Don't feel the need to do all of them. This is extra. You do what YOU need to practice most for the test!) [Answer key attached] 
5) Reviewing your quizzes, notes, homework and classwork from this section.
6) Asking for help with problems you are struggling with at study hall.

Your first test of the year will be on Tuesday, October 24th

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
* Write a number as the product of its prime factors. (Draw a factor tree and then write the prime factorization.) 
* Find the factors or multiples of a number. 
* Find the GCF or LCM of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Solve word problems involving GCF and LCM. 
* Evaluate squares and cubes. 
* Evaluate expressions using order of operations. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "Chapter 1 Test Review" (posted and was handed out in class). (Required) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "Chapter 1 Test Review" (Required)
3) Reading through the study guide to understand what will be on the test (posted)
4) Trying some of the extra practice problems on the study guide (Don't feel the need to do all of them. This is extra. You do what YOU need to practice most for the test!) [Answer key attached] 
5) Reviewing your quizzes, notes, homework and classwork from this section.
6) Asking for help with problems you are struggling with at study hall.

Your first test of the year will be on Tuesday, October 24th

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
* Write a number as the product of its prime factors. (Draw a factor tree and then write the prime factorization.) 
* Find the factors or multiples of a number. 
* Find the GCF or LCM of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Solve word problems involving GCF and LCM. 
* Evaluate squares and cubes. 
* Evaluate expressions using order of operations. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "Chapter 1 Test Review" (posted and was handed out in class). (Required) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "Chapter 1 Test Review" (Required)
3) Reading through the study guide to understand what will be on the test (posted)
4) Trying some of the extra practice problems on the study guide (Don't feel the need to do all of them. This is extra. You do what YOU need to practice most for the test!) [Answer key attached] 
5) Reviewing your quizzes, notes, homework and classwork from this section.
6) Asking for help with problems you are struggling with at study hall.

Your first test of the year will be on Tuesday, October 24th

For the test, you will need to be able to: 
* Write a number as the product of its prime factors. (Draw a factor tree and then write the prime factorization.) 
* Find the factors or multiples of a number. 
* Find the GCF or LCM of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Solve word problems involving GCF and LCM. 
* Evaluate squares and cubes. 
* Evaluate expressions using order of operations. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "Chapter 1 Test Review" (posted and was handed out in class). (Required) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "Chapter 1 Test Review" (Required)
3) Reading through the study guide to understand what will be on the test (posted)
4) Trying some of the extra practice problems on the study guide (Don't feel the need to do all of them. This is extra. You do what YOU need to practice most for the test!) [Answer key attached] 
5) Reviewing your quizzes, notes, homework and classwork from this section.
6) Asking for help with problems you are struggling with at study hall.

Your next quiz will be on Monday October 16th

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Write a number as the product of its prime factors. (Draw a factor tree and then write the prime factorization.) 
* Find the factors of a number. 
* Find the GCF of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Find the multiples of a number.
* Find the LCM of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Solve word problems involving GCF and LCM. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "1.2, 1.3 Quiz Review." Posted here. Complete the problems on paper. (Required) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "1.2, 1.3 Quiz Review" (Required)
3) Complete some of the extra practice problems or the enrichment from your classwork packets. (Answer Keys attached)
4) Review your notes, homework and classwork.

Your next quiz will be on Monday October 16th

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Write a number as the product of its prime factors. (Draw a factor tree and then write the prime factorization.) 
* Find the factors of a number. 
* Find the GCF of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Find the multiples of a number.
* Find the LCM of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Solve word problems involving GCF and LCM. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "1.2, 1.3 Quiz Review." Posted here. Complete the problems on paper. (Required) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "1.2, 1.3 Quiz Review" (Required)
3) Complete some of the extra practice problems or the enrichment from your classwork packets. (Answer Keys attached)
4) Review your notes, homework and classwork.

Your next quiz will be on Monday October 16th

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Write a number as the product of its prime factors. (Draw a factor tree and then write the prime factorization.) 
* Find the factors of a number. 
* Find the GCF of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Find the multiples of a number.
* Find the LCM of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Solve word problems involving GCF and LCM. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "1.2, 1.3 Quiz Review." Posted here. Complete the problems on paper. (Required) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "1.2, 1.3 Quiz Review" (Required)
3) Complete some of the extra practice problems or the enrichment from your classwork packets. (Answer Keys attached)
4) Review your notes, homework and classwork.

Your next quiz will be on Monday October 16th

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Write a number as the product of its prime factors. (Draw a factor tree and then write the prime factorization.) 
* Find the factors of a number. 
* Find the GCF of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Find the multiples of a number.
* Find the LCM of two numbers or three numbers. 
* Solve word problems involving GCF and LCM. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "1.2, 1.3 Quiz Review." Posted here. Complete the problems on paper. (Required) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "1.2, 1.3 Quiz Review" (Required)
3) Complete some of the extra practice problems or the enrichment from your classwork packets. (Answer Keys attached)
4) Review your notes, homework and classwork.

Your next quiz will be on Thursday, 9/28 

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Draw number lines to represent positive whole numbers, fractions and decimals. 
* Draw number lines to represent integers (positive and negative whole numbers).

* Write a positive or a negative number to represent a real world situation.
* Identify the opposite of a number.
* Identify the absolute value of a number. 
* Write inequalities to compare numbers. (Write a statement using the > or < signs.) 
* Write inequalities to compare absolute values. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "Chapter 1 and 2 Review" worksheet. (Required- You probably finished this in class.) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "Chapter 1 and 2 Review" Worksheet (Required)
3) Complete some more practice problems pg 111-112 #1, 2, 19-31 and checking the answer key posted. 
4) Review your notes (copies of some notes and videos posted under "Notes" on google classroom)
5) Reviewing your homework and/ or completing any extra problems from the classwork worksheets.

Your next quiz will be on Thursday, 9/28 

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Draw number lines to represent positive whole numbers, fractions and decimals. 
* Draw number lines to represent integers (positive and negative whole numbers).

* Write a positive or a negative number to represent a real world situation.
* Identify the opposite of a number.
* Identify the absolute value of a number. 
* Write inequalities to compare numbers. (Write a statement using the > or < signs.) 
* Write inequalities to compare absolute values. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "Chapter 1 and 2 Review" worksheet. (Required- You probably finished this in class.) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "Chapter 1 and 2 Review" Worksheet (Required)
3) Complete some more practice problems pg 111-112 #1, 2, 19-31 and checking the answer key posted. 
4) Review your notes (copies of some notes and videos posted under "Notes" on google classroom)
5) Reviewing your homework and/ or completing any extra problems from the classwork worksheets.

Your next quiz will be on Thursday, 9/28 

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Draw number lines to represent positive whole numbers, fractions and decimals. 
* Draw number lines to represent integers (positive and negative whole numbers).

* Write a positive or a negative number to represent a real world situation.
* Identify the opposite of a number.
* Identify the absolute value of a number. 
* Write inequalities to compare numbers. (Write a statement using the > or < signs.) 
* Write inequalities to compare absolute values. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "Chapter 1 and 2 Review" worksheet. (Required- You probably finished this in class.) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "Chapter 1 and 2 Review" Worksheet (Required)
3) Complete some more practice problems pg 111-112 #1, 2, 19-31 and checking the answer key posted. 
4) Review your notes (copies of some notes and videos posted under "Notes" on google classroom)
5) Reviewing your homework and/ or completing any extra problems from the classwork worksheets.

Your next quiz will be on Thursday, 9/28 

For the quiz, you will need to be able to: 
* Draw number lines to represent positive whole numbers, fractions and decimals. 
* Draw number lines to represent integers (positive and negative whole numbers).

* Write a positive or a negative number to represent a real world situation.
* Identify the opposite of a number.
* Identify the absolute value of a number. 
* Write inequalities to compare numbers. (Write a statement using the > or < signs.) 
* Write inequalities to compare absolute values. 
You can study for the quiz by: 
1) Completing the "Chapter 1 and 2 Review" worksheet. (Required- You probably finished this in class.) 
2) Checking over your answers with the the answer key posted for the "Chapter 1 and 2 Review" Worksheet (Required)
3) Complete some more practice problems pg 111-112 #1, 2, 19-31 and checking the answer key posted. 
4) Review your notes (copies of some notes and videos posted under "Notes" on google classroom)
5) Reviewing your homework and/ or completing any extra problems from the classwork worksheets.

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First link: Your assignment
Second link: Challenge activity

First link: Your assignment
Second link: Challenge activity