LAST DAY IN FEBUARY

HOMEWORK:
Math pg. 733 8-2 2-14 evens 16-27 all
Writing: final draft rewrite due Wed
History: chapter worksheet
Science: planet brochure due Mon. 3/7/11
Spelling words; persecuted, vaquero, cession, adobe, desecularize, emigrant, immigrant
People the whole play needs to be memorized!!!!!!!! .......Megan=)

2/25/11

homework: Math pg. 429 (1-4all) and (10-20 evens)
PLEASE MEMORIZE PARTS FOR THE PLAY!!!!


Today we learned Factoring Polynomials; how if two of the whole numbers can be reduced then reduce them. Then ,if you can, the other whole numbers should be reduced.
   
   EX.         6xy + 24x3y3 + 15 +60 x2y2
      FIRST SINCE THE FIRST TWO HAVE SIX, X, AND Y  IN COMMON YOU DIVIDE IT.
             6xy(1 + 4x2y2)
      THEN THE LAST TWO HAVE 15 IN COMMON SO YOU DIVIDE IT.
        15(1+4x2y2)  -since 15 can't divide the variables you put them down with the original/new owner.
      BUT THEN YOU SEE IN THE PARENTHESIS THEY ARE ALL THE SAME YOU CHANGE IT. SO YOU GET.....
        (6xy+15)(1+4x2y2) -WOULD BE YOUR ANSWER!!!!:)
                                                                                     VALERIE SANCHEZ
Note: In this example the larger numbers are constants and the smaller digits are exponents.

Bailey's first blog..................

Today Deb got angry and nearly killed us all so she had us write essays suggesting what we should do about noise, the most popular result was changing desks. Page 422 (2-28) even, 30 extra credit. Language Network Page 616 ( SEC. 1-4)  Bailey

I admit I was mad....but KILL you? Not even close! The best thing we did was watch the Discovery launch. How amazing to watch something that big boost into space. 6,000,000 pounds of pressure generated during lift off!

February 23

math page 415 all
spelling worksheet due Friday
essay rough draft
spelling words:
fromage
bouillabaisse
ratatouille
croissant
ganglion
coprolite
mnemonic
slalom

ashley

Presidents Day Trivia Answer

The answer is Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and James Monroe.
-Kaycee

It's Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and James Monroe.  - Deb

tuesday 2/22/11

Today our homework was math pg.732 lesson 7-6 (1-20) all and (26-27). Our "Lies" essay is due Thursday.  Science pg. 559 review questions. Our spelling words were new to us and very challenging words: terrestrial, satellite, geosynchronous, philately, precis, resurgence, numismatist.                                                                                                            by Breo

Presidents Day Trivia

Out of the first five presidents three died on July fourth. Who were they?
-Kaycee