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Dear Parents & Guardians,

As you know we are having a busy week with many assessments.

Hence I want to provide you with a quick overview of the learning in class.


  • Math Integer quiz tomorrow (Thursday)

On this quiz students will solve integer and negative number problems in which they have to.
a) sort integers and negative/positive numbers from greatest to least or vice versa and place them on number lines.


-31.5,   -29,  - 7,   -0.08,   0 ,   2.43,  6.5,  15 ,   89


b) compare integers and negative/positive numbers   


   -81 > -82       0.5 < 0.51         -129.2    < 128.2

c) Solve number and word problems involving integers 


Examples:

-6 +- 7        -13 -- 41          931 - +56        72 + - 238  


Word Problems:

Basic:

Eric has $789 in his bank account. He withdraws $900 to buy a new bike. How much is he going into overdraft? 


Advanced:

A flying fish swims 13 m below the surface of the sea. The fish jumps out of the water and reaches a height of 9 m.  After diving back  into the water he swims at a depth of 54 m. What is the total vertical distance traveled by the fish?



Adding and Subtracting Integers Rules | Pre-Algebra Add Subtract Integers | Adding and subtracting integers, Negative integers, Integer rules



Social Studies Review for the Quiz on Friday, April 8th.

The Link below sums up the unit very nicely.

In class students are presenting their posters today & tomorrow

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1226Pyvl4Y_YD22Qpr-QCUZl7t-P-ND1i/view?usp=sharing

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