These problems are all worked out like they should be. If you have questions, let me know!
- Mrs. Grant
Monday, November 7, 2016
Monday, October 17, 2016
8th Grade Study Guide (M2, L1-10)
Here is the study guide for our next test! This will either happen Wednesday or Thursday. Get yourself prepared by covering up the answers, working the problem, and checking the answers when you're done! You CAN do well if you study! Let me know if you need help!
Study Guide (with answers)
Study Guide (with answers)
Friday, September 16, 2016
Study Guide - 8th Grade
Note from Mrs. Grant:
We didn't have enough time to review for your upcoming test during class today. If you want to study for the test, I have attached a study guide that is in a VERY similar format to the test you'll be taking on Tuesday. If you can answer these questions correctly, you should do very well on your test! Good luck!
Click HERE for the blank study guide!
Click HERE for the study guide with the answers!
Friday, April 15, 2016
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Tuesday, March 15
7th and 8th Grade:
I hope you all had a wonderful Spring Break! I'll be back tomorrow.
Today, you'll be watching a video about solving equations by doing the same operation each side. We have already worked on this a bit before Spring Break, so this is kind of a review. If you didn't understand it before, hopefully this will help!
After you watch the video, you will complete a worksheet on your own. If you need help, you can ask someone sitting near you, but you are to complete this on your own.
If you finish the worksheet for the video, ask the sub for a coloring page. This will allow you to practice solving two-step equations (and it's kinda fun)! You can finish the coloring worksheet on Friday if you don't finish it today. The only thing due tomorrow is the worksheet from the video.
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Pi Day Ideas
A lot of you weren't sure what you could do for Pi Day (March 14th), so I've put together some links to different ideas that other people have done. Please DO NOT copy someone else's idea exactly... make it your own! Remember that these projects will be worth up to 25 points, so put some effort into it to get the most points!
P.S. - Don't forget to memorize at least 20 digits of Pi to earn 5 points of extra credit! Click HERE to view the first 100,000 digits!
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