Weebly Websites

Have a great winter break! If you want to work on your online digital portfolios, here are your links:
And mine for reference:
 http://dannyschiff.weebly.com/

A PERIOD EXTENDED 1:
Mizuhotsukatani.weebly.com
alessianegri.weebly.com
http://gabrielecapacci.weebly.com
http://umbilima.weebly.com
http://seversilaghi.weebly.com
http://alexkaiser.weebly.com
http://andreaparmegiani.weebly.com
http://lydiashedden.weebly.com

D PERIOD CORE 1:
http://ecemkirkizoglu.weebly.com/
http://adamosgood.weebly.com/
http://guglielmoponelli.weebly.com
http://nikyepelstein.weebly.com
http://kristinasyrotina13.weebly.com
http://madysonoconnor.weebly.com

E PERIOD EXTENDED 1:
http://maxkaiser.weebly.com 
http://luanapallaro.weebly.com/
http://camilaverdes.weebly.com
http://alessandraponzone.weebly.com
http://raidbey.weebly.com
http://samanthalagamba.weebly.com
http://lesliekdavis.weebly.com
http://panichevav.weebly.com
http://hugorourke.weebly.com
http://georgiatasis.weebly.com
http://chistopherstanford.weebly.com

H PERIOD CORE 1:
http://mariavittoriaconti.weebly.com/
http://gretaapollonio.weebly.com/
http://maubaiz.weebly.com/
http://adamashur.weebly.com/
http://dianorabalestra.weebly.com
http://pedrocavalcanti.weebly.com/

Weekend Homework

Have a good weekend guys! See everyone on Monday or Tuesday.

Review Material. CORE MATH. D & H:

• Decimals: + - x /
• Word Problems
• PEMDAS
• Mixed Numbers
• Improper Fractions
• Multiples: LCM
• Factors: GCF

If anyone has any questions they would like to review, come to Monticello 2 between 20:30 and 21:00 on Sunday night to work with me.

Helpful Khan Academy exercises are:
Converting Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions
Least Common Multiple
Greatest Common Divisor
Multiplying Decimals
Dividing Decimals

Extended 1. A, E, G Periods:
Factor by Grouping:
a. 10x^3 + 25x^2 + 6x + 15
b. 3x^3 - 12x + 4x^2 - 16
Factor:
c. 4x^2 - 19 = 0
d. 3x^2 - 13x + 14 = 0
e. 4x^2 - 100 = 0
f. 12x^2 - 18x = 0

Homework Thursday 12.12

Homework for Friday and the video on factoring that I told some of you about :

Extended 1. E & G PERIODS:
Solve the following for all values of x:
3x^2 - 12x = 0
18x^2 + 27x = 0
81x^2 - 144 = 0
10x^2 - 30 = 0
3x^2 - 17x + 10 = 0
4x^2 + 8x - 5 = 0

Core 1. D & H PERIODS:
For Friday.
Solve until you get five in a row correct of the following using Khan Academy:
Lease Common Multiple

Homework Wednesday

Have a nice Hump Day yall! See you all tomorrow.

Extended 1. G and E PERIODS:
Solve until you get five in a row correct with the following on Khan Academy:
Solving Quadratics by Factoring
Solving Quadratics by Factoring 2


Core 1. H PERIOD:
Solve until you get five in a row correct of the following using Khan Academy:
Greatest Common Divisor

Core 1. D PERIOD:
For Friday.
Solve until you get five in a row correct of the following using Khan Academy:
Lease Common Multiple

Extended 1. A PERIOD:
Solve the following for all values of x:
3x^2 - 12x = 0
18x^2 + 27x = 0
81x^2 - 144 = 0
10x^2 - 30 = 0
3x^2 - 17x + 10 = 0
4x^2 + 8x - 5 = 0

Tuesday Homework 12.10

Homework for Wednesday's classes:

A PERIOD EXTENDED 1:
Solve until you get five in a row correct with the following on Khan Academy:
Solving Quadratics by Factoring
Solving Quadratics by Factoring 2

G & E PERIOD EXTENDED 1:
From the book,
page 116 # 14- 30 evens

D PERIOD CORE 1:
Solve until you get five in a row correct of the following using Khan Academy:
Greatest Common Divisor

H PERIOD CORE 1:
List the first five multiples and all factors of the following:
a. 6
b. 16
c. 100
d. 30
Convert to a mixed number:
a. 33/6
b. 19/4
c. 42/12
d. 80/6

Homework Monday

Happy Monday, here is your homework for tomorrow's classes. See you guys tomorrow.

EXTENDED 1. G PERIOD
(or A or E students who didn't see yesterday):
Watch, take notes, and come with any questions to class


EXTENDED 1. A and E PERIODS:
From the book,
page 116 # 14- 30 evens

CORE 1. D PERIOD:
List the first five multiples and all factors of the following:
a. 6
b. 16
c. 100
d. 30
Convert to a mixed number:
a. 33/6
b. 19/4
c. 42/12
d. 80/6

Homework Weekend

Hey guys, have a happy weekend. Here's your homework.

EXTENDED 1. A, E, G:
Watch the following video. Take notes, try the problems, bring any questions you have to class on Monday. You will get your test back on Monday

CORE 1. D and H PERIOD:
In Khan Academy, please do:
Converting Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions
until you get five correct

Homework Wednesday 12.4

EXTENDED 1 TEST MATERIAL:

• Compound versus Simple Interest
• Distance, Speed, Time
• Algebra Concepts
• cross multiplying
• combining like terms
• isolating a variable
• FOILing
• Squaring a binomial or monomial

E and G. EXTENDED:
Review your quiz and yesterday's homework problems for tomorrow's test. Email me with any questions.

A PERIOD. EXTENDED:
We are filming our video tomorrow, you were sent a link to a google doc to which I want for everyone to edit with an idea or to help write the script. This will be graded as your homework.

H PERIOD CORE:
On Khan Academy, complete order of operations until you get five in a row right. 

D PERIOD MATH:
No homework, see you on Friday

Homework Tuesday 12.3

Hey guys, here is your homework for today. I hope to see you at the Hanukah party at Hadsall tonight.

G & E PERIOD EXTENDED 1:
For tomorrow, try these problems:
1. Mr. Schwartz invests 890 chf in to an account that earns 8 percent interest weekly for three years. How much more money will he earn in this account than he would in a simple interest account?
2. A car that was worth 35,000 euro last year, is worth 33,500 euro this year. What percentage discount is the car at this year?
3.A car traveling at an average of 50 kilometers per hour travels from Lugano to campus in 5 minutes 30 seconds. How far is the drive (please give your answer in km or meters)?
4. A shooting star travels at 5.8 x 10^8 km per hour. Please convert the speed in to meters per minute and give the answer in scientific notation.

D PERIOD CORE 1:
On Khan Academy, complete order of operations until you get five in a row right.

H PERIOD. CORE 1:
Answer the following questions by writing an equation:
1. The cost to enter the Lido is 8 chf for the enterance, and 2 chf for every five minutes in the hot tub.
      a. If someone spends one hour in the hot tub, how much will they pay in total?
      b. If someone spent thirty francs, how much time did they spend in the hot tub?
2. The price for a week in a hotel is $80 and each additional day after is only $10 per day. If someone wanted to stay at this hotel for the month of November (30 days), how much would it cost?
      a. Gulli checks out of the hotel and his total is $150. How many nights in total did he stay?
      b. What is the cost of the second week?
3. Solve for x:
    .76 + .24x = 1.97
    1.43 - .15x = 13

EXTENDED 1 TEST MATERIAL:

• Compound versus Simple Interest
• Distance, Speed, Time
• Algebra Concepts
• cross multiplying
• combining like terms
• isolating a variable
• FOILing
• Squaring a binomial or monomial

Homework Monday 12.2

Don't forget Tuesday night at Hadsall is the Hannukah latke party from 18:30 to 19:30. You are all formally invited, no need to be Jewish! Our video from last year:

Extended 1. A & E PERIODs:
For tomorrow, try these problems:
1. Mr. Schwartz invests 890 chf in to an account that earns 8 percent interest weekly for three years. How much more money will he earn in this account than he would in a simple interest account?
2. A car that was worth 35,000 euro this year, is worth 33,500 euro this year. What percentage discount is the car at this year?
3.A car traveling at an average of 50 kilometers per hour travels from Lugano to campus in 5 minutes 30 seconds. How far is the drive (please give your answer in km or meters)?
4. A shooting star travels at 5.8 x 10^8 km per hour. Please convert the speed in to meters per minute and give the answer in scientific notation.

Core 1. D Period:
Answer the following questions by writing an equation:
1. The cost to enter the Lido is 8 chf for the enterance, and 2 chf for every five minutes in the hot tub.
      a. If someone spends one hour in the hot tub, how much will they pay in total?
      b. If someone spent thirty francs, how much time did they spend in the hot tub?
2. The price for a week in a hotel is $80 and each additional day after is only $10 per day. If someone wanted to stay at this hotel for the month of November (30 days), how much would it cost?
      a. Gulli checks out of the hotel and his total is $150. How many nights in total did he stay?
      b. What is the cost of the second week?
3. Solve for x:
    .76 + .24x = 1.97
    1.43 - .15x = 13

EXTENDED 1 TEST MATERIAL:

• Compound versus Simple Interest
• Distance, Speed, Time
• Algebra Concepts
• cross multiplying
• combining like terms
• isolating a variable
• FOILing
• Squaring a binomial or monomial