http://www.mathgoodies.com/lessons/vol4/challenge_vol4.html
Fractions,decimals and percents
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
InTegEr BuBblES
http://themathgames.com/our-games/arithmetic-games/order-positive-negative-integers/
THIS GAME IS ABOUT FINDING, MATCHING AND ORDERING INTEGERS!!!!!!
!!!!!!!HOPE U ENJOY!!!!!!!!
THIS GAME IS ABOUT FINDING, MATCHING AND ORDERING INTEGERS!!!!!!
!!!!!!!HOPE U ENJOY!!!!!!!!
Exponents Game
www.softschools.com/math/games/exponents_practice.jsp
This game is all about Exponents.
It's fun and keeps you entertained for hours i know this from experience.
Hope you injoy this game!
This game is all about Exponents.
It's fun and keeps you entertained for hours i know this from experience.
Hope you injoy this game!
Monkey Fractions:D
kaay, here's theee link:
Http://www.sum.co.uk/playground/n6a/playground.htm
How to play:)
So, it gives you fractions at the top and then a monkey at the bottom with the lowest term. and you havee to put the monkey to the fraction.
Gets confusing. So watch yourself. Hahaa.
Haveeee funn ;P
Http://www.sum.co.uk/playground/n6a/playground.htm
How to play:)
So, it gives you fractions at the top and then a monkey at the bottom with the lowest term. and you havee to put the monkey to the fraction.
Gets confusing. So watch yourself. Hahaa.
Haveeee funn ;P
Multiplying Frations Learning thingie!
http://www.basic-mathematics.com/multiplying-fractions-game.html
This game is about multiplying fractions.
when you click on the site it should show you how to play.
Hope you have fun, and you learn a little! :P
This game is about multiplying fractions.
when you click on the site it should show you how to play.
Hope you have fun, and you learn a little! :P
Math Pacman
http://www.mathplayground.com/mathman.html
I think this is a funny math game .
Eat the question marks and then answer the math questions.
Have fun :)
I think this is a funny math game .
Eat the question marks and then answer the math questions.
Have fun :)
Percentage dots
For this game it says for example 20% of 50 so you have to figure out 20% of 50 which would be 10 then click 10 out of the 50 dots. If the question is harder to figure out how many dots to click you have to times the percent and the number.
0.2 x 50= 10
www.quizville.com/percentagesDOT.php
0.2 x 50= 10
www.quizville.com/percentagesDOT.php
Monday, March 22, 2010
Matho Lines
http://www.primarygames.com/math/mathlines/index.htm
The game that I chose was called Math Lines. This game will help you with your adding skills.
Description:Destroy balls by forming pairs that add up to 10. You can use one ball to destroy a group of same numbered balls.
I chose this game because adding is always a skill that you will need to obtain.
The game that I chose was called Math Lines. This game will help you with your adding skills.
Description:Destroy balls by forming pairs that add up to 10. You can use one ball to destroy a group of same numbered balls.
I chose this game because adding is always a skill that you will need to obtain.
math gameish thingey
http://www.edu.pe.ca/rural/class_webs/Math421/Cool_Math.htm
weell, theese aren't really gamees, but I thinnk there peerdy coool,
I don't really knoow how teh explaain theem cus they aree pretty mucch self explanatory,
(like the big word I used there? ya I thought soo) :P
havee fun! :D
weell, theese aren't really gamees, but I thinnk there peerdy coool,
I don't really knoow how teh explaain theem cus they aree pretty mucch self explanatory,
(like the big word I used there? ya I thought soo) :P
havee fun! :D
Wanna Become A Math Millionaire?
Hey have you ever wanted to be a millionaire? Well now you can with Math Millionaire So check it out now!
http://www.mathplayground.com/math_millionaire.html
http://www.mathplayground.com/math_millionaire.html
Math Game On Integers
Here is the link to the game on integers. The point of the game is to click the balls from the highest negative integer and then click the balls in order of highest negative to highest positive.
http://themathgames.com/our-games/arithmetic-games/order-positive-negative-integers/
Hopefully it works!
Here is another game. This game is on Fractions, Percents, and Decimals.
http://www.mathgoodies.com/games/conversions/
http://themathgames.com/our-games/arithmetic-games/order-positive-negative-integers/
Hopefully it works!
Here is another game. This game is on Fractions, Percents, and Decimals.
http://www.mathgoodies.com/games/conversions/
Equivalent Fractions.
http://www.aaamath.com/fra42ax2.htm is a funn and good learning game. It helps you know your equivalent fractions if you dont know them. And you are being timed to see how long it takes you to do so many questions. Try it! :)
Basketball Math Game
This game has to do with circumference. Its educational because you have to find the circumference of a circle but its fun because if you get the answer right you get to shoot a basket.
MATH GAME
http://themathgames.com/arithmetic-games/addition-subtraction-multiplication-division/quick-calculate-game.php
This a good math game cause it shows how good you are at your multiplication or addition. How far can you get?
This a good math game cause it shows how good you are at your multiplication or addition. How far can you get?
MATH GAME
I found a math game on making a pizza using fractions. In this exclusive game, orders are received detailing the contents of the pizza. From this point forth, you must prepare the pizza specifically according to the orders.
There is a time limit, in which you must make the most possible pizzas. You make a certain amount of money for each pizza, but if you mess up the order, you pay a fine!!!!!!
This game is fun for 2 minutes, so have fun.
Multiplying and Dividing Intergers
Homework: page 291-292 #5-8 and #13-20
Rules:
1. do the number find out the answer to the question
2. apply the rule find out if it is a - or +
When the two integers are the same multiplied or divided they will always equal a positive
(+3) x or / (+7) = (+21)
(-3) x or / ( -7) = (+21)
When the two integers are different multiplied or divided they will always equal a negative
(-3) x or /(+7) = (-21)
(+3) x or / (-7) = (-21)
Remember: to put in Math game on new post
By Keisha and Llinos
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Math Advice
I recommend you go and visit
http://www.mathplayground.com/Decention/Decention.html
The game Decention is a great game to help you with your fractions.
http://www.mathplayground.com/Decention/Decention.html
http://www.mathplayground.com/Decention/Decention.html
The game Decention is a great game to help you with your fractions.
http://www.mathplayground.com/Decention/Decention.html
Number Balls
http://www.mathplayground.com/numberballs.html
Number Balls is a fun Integers game where you have to click on the balls in the correct order.
P.S. The balls are constantly moving. Twirling, bouncing, everything!
Number Balls is a fun Integers game where you have to click on the balls in the correct order.
P.S. The balls are constantly moving. Twirling, bouncing, everything!
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Thursday March 11th
The homework for today is:
-Math Chapter 7 Section 7.4 pages 173 #3, 4, 7, and 8
-Also, you have to cut 4-5 small advertisements out of the newspaper
I would also recommend doing some work on your newspaper project if you want to.
Remember in math to think the question out if you don't get it,draw a picture, and don't give up!
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Volume of a Cylinder
Today in Math class we started to work on 7.3. 7.3 is on the volume of a cylinder.
This is an example of how to find the height of a cylinder given the volume of the cylinder and the area of the base (circle):
What is the height of the cylinder?
Volume = Area of the base x height.........from here on out I will call "Area of the base" simply "area"
To figure this out,you have to get height by itself on the right side of the equal sign because height is what you are trying to find. To get height by itself, you have to take Area divided by itself and what ever you do to one side of the equal sign, you've got to do to the other. Then you take volume divided by area.
If you take 150 divided by 48 it equals 37.5. The height of the cylinder is 37.5 cm2.
To find the volume of a cylinder you have to use the formula:
Remember that there is a difference between the diameter and radius. The diameter is the length across the circle. The radius is from the middle of the circle to any point on the outside.
Also remember that radius squared is radius times radius, NOT radius times 2!
Homework for tomorrow is 7.3 # 4-12!
This is an example of how to find the height of a cylinder given the volume of the cylinder and the area of the base (circle):
What is the height of the cylinder?
Volume = Area of the base x height.........from here on out I will call "Area of the base" simply "area"
To figure this out,you have to get height by itself on the right side of the equal sign because height is what you are trying to find. To get height by itself, you have to take Area divided by itself and what ever you do to one side of the equal sign, you've got to do to the other. Then you take volume divided by area.
If you take 150 divided by 48 it equals 37.5. The height of the cylinder is 37.5 cm2.
To find the volume of a cylinder you have to use the formula:
Remember that there is a difference between the diameter and radius. The diameter is the length across the circle. The radius is from the middle of the circle to any point on the outside.
Also remember that radius squared is radius times radius, NOT radius times 2!
Homework for tomorrow is 7.3 # 4-12!
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Math 7.2
Today in Math we continued working on 7.2. We were doing questions 4,6,7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, and 17 on page 258, 259, and 260. After you were done those questions you were to self correct and if you had any wrong you were to figure out what you did wrong and fix it.
If you know the formula's for finding the volume for rectangular prisms, triangular prisms, and eventually cylindrical prisms you pretty much know the unit.
The formula for finding the volume of a rectangular prism is: lxwxh.
The formula for finding the volume of a triangular prism is:(basexheight divided by 2)
The formula for finding the volume of a cylindrical prism(cylinder) is: (pie x radius squared x height)
For question 10 you were to find out the volume of the empty space of each object. Here is how you would do a)
a) 4/5 full of facial tissues
The first thing you would do is go (lxwxh)
(10x10x10)=1000
Since you want to figure out how much empty space your calculating you go 5/5-4/5=1/5
Since you want to figure out the amount of empty space in the box you would take 1000/1 x 1/5 because the 1/5 is the amount of empty space.
1000/1x1/5=1000/5=200/1
200cm3 is the amount of empty space in the tissue box
ELA- Today in ELA we went to the computer to type up our newspaper articles.
Hopefully I did an alright job in explaining everything.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Finding the Volume of Prisms
Today we started off in math class with correcting 7.1 numbers 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13.
We then started on working on 7.2 and that is what I am going to show you what to do.
We then started on working on 7.2 and that is what I am going to show you what to do.
Find the Volume of a Triangular Prism
First you find the area of the triangle. Remember the formula, if you don't it is:
A=(b x h)/2
A=(13 x 8)/2
A=104/2
A=52cm2
Once you have figured that out you take the answer you got and multiply it by the height so like this:
V=A x H
V=52 x 12
V=624cm3
Remember that behind the final answer the units must be cm3, mm3, or m3. Not cm2, mm2, or m2 because that is what you use for area.
Finding the Volume of a Rectangular Prism
First off you must find the area of the base which the formula to find that out is:
A= l x w
A= 3 x 4
A= 12cm2
You take what you have there and multiply it by the height:
V= 12 x 12
V= 144cm3
Remember as well as the rectangular prism you must have the right units (cm2, mm2, or m2).
Finding Only the Certain Amount of Volume
First find the area of the triangle (A= (b x h)/2)
Second take the Area multiplied by the height of the prism
Thirdly the part we haven't covered in this post is take the volume multiplied by how full it is:
V= 642/1 x 1/3
V=642/3= 214cm3
The same goes for a rectangular prism.
ELA
In Ela today we typed out our Dear Abby letters for our newspaper. Right after that we got a different Dear Abby. You were suppose to read it and then give it a reply.
We also started writing out our seven articles for the newspaper.
Lastly we silent read for 10 minutes.
A=(b x h)/2
A=(13 x 8)/2
A=104/2
A=52cm2
Once you have figured that out you take the answer you got and multiply it by the height so like this:
V=A x H
V=52 x 12
V=624cm3
Remember that behind the final answer the units must be cm3, mm3, or m3. Not cm2, mm2, or m2 because that is what you use for area.
Finding the Volume of a Rectangular Prism
First off you must find the area of the base which the formula to find that out is:
A= l x w
A= 3 x 4
A= 12cm2
You take what you have there and multiply it by the height:
V= 12 x 12
V= 144cm3
Remember as well as the rectangular prism you must have the right units (cm2, mm2, or m2).
Finding Only the Certain Amount of Volume
First find the area of the triangle (A= (b x h)/2)
Second take the Area multiplied by the height of the prism
Thirdly the part we haven't covered in this post is take the volume multiplied by how full it is:
V= 642/1 x 1/3
V=642/3= 214cm3
The same goes for a rectangular prism.
ELA
In Ela today we typed out our Dear Abby letters for our newspaper. Right after that we got a different Dear Abby. You were suppose to read it and then give it a reply.
We also started writing out our seven articles for the newspaper.
Lastly we silent read for 10 minutes.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Gym Blast Day! [:
Today we had a gym blast!
Green got 1st
Blue got 2nd
Red got 3rd
Yellow got 4th
I was on red and I had a lot of fun.
The homework in Math for today is 7.1 #3 4 5 7 9 11 13
The homework for today in Ela is to finish 7 articles
ALL HOMEWORK IS TO BE DONE BY MONDAY
Green got 1st
Blue got 2nd
Red got 3rd
Yellow got 4th
I was on red and I had a lot of fun.
The homework in Math for today is 7.1 #3 4 5 7 9 11 13
The homework for today in Ela is to finish 7 articles
ALL HOMEWORK IS TO BE DONE BY MONDAY
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Homework and Olympic Ending
Due for tomorrow is the 7.1 sheet, if you are done that you can start on 7.2 in the textbook. You must do 2 practice, 3 apply, and 2 extend questions from this chapter and you must get them all right after you correct them with the answers in the back of the book before you can move to 7.3. You must do the same in this chapter. In science we worked on the density sheet.
Remember to get your ski trip forms and money in and badminton players also must get forms and the $5 in by next Wednesday.
We did the wind up for the class Olympics in the afternoon and had lots of fun with tug-o-war, speed skating, and GT racing. Hope Thebes wins the gold.
Remember to get your ski trip forms and money in and badminton players also must get forms and the $5 in by next Wednesday.
We did the wind up for the class Olympics in the afternoon and had lots of fun with tug-o-war, speed skating, and GT racing. Hope Thebes wins the gold.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Correcting and Newspapers
Math- In Math today we did some correcting and some helping. We corrected chapter 7: Volume; Get Ready.
Right prisms and right cylinders have lateral faces that meet the base at 90%
Right prisms and right cylinders have lateral faces that meet the base at 90%
Right Cylinder~-~-~-~-~--~-~Not A Right Cylinder
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Using mental math includes estimating. 3 ways to estimate are: round both down (4.5+67= 4+60), round both up (4.5+67= 5+70) or round one up and one down (4.5+67= 5+60).
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A question lots of people had trouble with was 3. b) and c).
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3. Calculate the area of each shaded region. Round your answers to the nearest tenth.
B)
Since 6cm is the radius of 1 circle and 2 circles are side by side you times the radius by 4
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6x4=24cm
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a=l x w
a=24x24
a=576
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c=36x3.14
c=452.16
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C)
a= (45x19)2
a=8552
a=427.5
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c= x
c= x 3.14
c= 64x 3.14
c=200.96
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427.5-200.96= 226.5
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E.L.A.- Today in E.L.A. we read our articles we made yesterday. (article #3, Headline only). After that Mr. O read the actual article. Then we talked about a column named Dear Abby, then Dear Annie. We discussed those for a bit and then wrote our own (without our name). Mr. O will then hand them out sometime to random people and they will answer them. Once we were done we had free time.
E.L.A.- Today in E.L.A. we read our articles we made yesterday. (article #3, Headline only). After that Mr. O read the actual article. Then we talked about a column named Dear Abby, then Dear Annie. We discussed those for a bit and then wrote our own (without our name). Mr. O will then hand them out sometime to random people and they will answer them. Once we were done we had free time.
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HOMEWORK:
Left side of 7.1 Understanding Volume
Dear Abby or Annie; scenario and question.
Dear Abby or Annie; scenario and question.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Challenge
Today we competed in a chapter 4 math and basketball challenge. The challenge started with a small math worksheet, then we competed in some basketball skill challenges. Our team got last, but we tried. I really have to work on my free throws.
Monday, March 1, 2010
why could you not have helped him too??
wow i can't believe the Olympics we had this year there were many injuries that happened but we pulled through it, Canada has set the record for most golds ever but we didn't win the hole thing. Even when we were in trouble we can always count on the other countries to help us out (thanks Norway) we hope you like pancakes because you may be eating them for a while, but i wish you could have helped this cat because he looks like a not half bad skier
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