Course Syllabus

Math 7

Mrs. Snipes

Digital Learning Plan

Monday-Friday

5/11-5/15

STUDENTS…WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN 250 HOUSE POINTS???

 

If you would like an opportunity to propel your house into possible championship status, consider completing the attached review of 7th grade. I have also placed it on google classroom. If you complete it with at least 30 of the 51 problems correct, you will earn 250 house points. You will need to enter your answers into the google form for grading and submit your work either through Kami and google classroom or email a scanned image of your work or take pics and email to me. We are developing a plan to celebrate the house champions now. You have until Friday at 5:00 pm to submit your work.

 

Let’s do this Bulldogs!!

 

Friday, 5/8

LAST ASSIGNMENT: If you have completed the assessment from given Wed/Thur (see below), you are free to play cool math!

Thursday, 5/7

7th GRADE COMPREHENSIVE FINAL EXAM

Google Classroom: Access questions; Enter answers after completing questions

(Finish test from yesterday, if needed. This will determine points awarded to determine final average.)

Wednesday, 5/6

7th GRADE COMPREHENSIVE FINAL EXAM

Google Classroom: Access questions; Enter answers after completing questions

Tuesday, 5/5

FINISH YESTERDAY’S ASSIGNMENT -

Google Classroom: A & B on each page will have the same answer. You will be able to find the answer to each page at the bottom of the workspace pages. Use the letters to the answers and unscramble to form a summertime word!


Monday, 5/4

Google Classroom: A & B on each page will have the same answer. You will be able to find the answer to each page at the bottom of the workspace pages. Use the letters to the answers and unscramble to form a summertime word! 

Friday, 5/1

7th grade IXL – DD.14 (Counting Principle)

Thursday, 4/30

-Make account with info sent in email.

-Click on the tabs to view instructional video and additional materials to fully investigate the concept.   https://learnzillion.com/assignments/MF83934 

Wednesday, 4/29

6th grade IXL –II.10 (Factorials)

7th grade IXL – DD.12 (Factorials)

Tuesday, 4/28

7th grade IXL – DD.11 (Probability of independent and dependent events)

Monday, 4/27

IXL – Diagnostics (“Step into the arena”) – 10 minutes

7th grade IXL –DD.9 (Probability of compound events) – 80  SmartScore or better

 

Friday, 4/24

7th grade IXL – DD.8 (Compound events: find the number of sums)

Thursday, 4/23

Video: https://learnzillion.com/lesson_plans/5317-analyze-independent-and-dependent-events/ 9

OR Sign in as guest for this link: (https://learnzillion.com/assignments/5P98884/)

 

7th grade IXL – DD.7 (Compound events: find the number of outcomes)

Wednesday, 4/22

6th grade IXL -  II.5 (Probability of mutually exclusive and overlapping events)

Tuesday, 4/21

Video: https://learnzillion.com/assignments/3DC5669/

5th grade – IXL  X.17 (Probabilities of Compound Events)

Monday, 4/20

IXL – Diagnostics (“Step into the arena”)

7th grade – IXL DD.10 (Identify Independent and Dependent Events)

Friday, 4/17

6th grade – IXL II.8 (Identify Independent and Dependent Events) 

Thursday, 4/16

7th grade –IXL DD.6 (Make Predictions using Theoretical Probability)

Wednesday, 4/15

Video: https://learnzillion.com/lesson_plans/8342-compare-experimental-and-theoretical-probability-to-interpret-data/

7th grade – DD.5 (Make Predictions using Experimental Probability)

Tuesday, 4/14

IXL 6th grade - II.3 (Make Predictions)

Monday, 4/13

IXL – Diagnostics (“Step into the arena”)

IXL 5th grade – X.15 (Make Predictions)

Friday, 4/10

IXL: 7th grade – DD4. (Experimental Probability)

Thursday, 4/9

[Be sure you are caught up with monday - wednesday before beginning today's lesson]

IXL: 7th grade – DD.2 (Probability of Simple and Opposite Events)

Wednesday, 4/8

Video: https://learnzillion.com/lesson_plans/7570-calculate-the-probability-of-an-event-by-creating-a-ratio/

 IXL:  7th grade – DD.1 (Probability of Simple Events)

Tuesday, 4/7

Basic Probability:

6th grade IXL -

II.2 (Probability of One Event)

II.4 (Probability of Simple Events and Opposite Events)

 

Monday, 4/6

IXL – Diagnostics (“Step into the arena”)

 

Basic Probability ---

Video: https://mathantics.com/lesson/basic-probability

5th grade - IXL

X.13 (Understanding Probability)

X.14 (Finding Probability)

Friday, 3/27

Friday, March 27:

IXL Lessons: 30 minutes of practice of assigned IXL with 80 Smart Score or better.

Thursday, 3/26

Thursday, March 26:

IXL Lessons: about 1 hour of practice each day within the concepts that I have assigned for you on IXL. Do not leave a concept until you have reached a smart score of 80 or better.

Students, please email me with any concerns/questions.

Email if you need to set up a one-on-one session with me. I have Zoom now and can work with you to help out on problems you are confused about. Aaryn Campbell and I had a Zoom session yesterday and it was quite fun! :)

Wednesday, 3/25

Wednesday, March 25:

  1. IXL Lessons: about 1 hour of practice each day within the concepts that I have assigned for you on IXL. Do not leave a concept until you have reached a smart score of 80 or better.
  2. Students, please email me with any concerns/questions.

Tuesday, 3/24

Tuesday, March 24:

  1. IXL Lessons: about 1 hour of practice each day within the concepts that I have assigned for you on IXL. Do not leave a concept until you have reached a smart score of 80 or better.
  2. Students, please email me with any concerns/questions.

**Shout-Out to Ashley Cheek, Morgan Morish, Alan Altig, Taniyah Carmichael, and Nick Faison for doing such a great job in IXL last week! You five showed extraordinary commitment to keep up with your work while at home. Way to goooo!! I am so proud of you!

Monday, 3/23

Students,

I know this time at home has been an adjustment. It is for me as well. I ask that you try your best to still push forward to continue to learn during these days. Let me know what I can do for you. If you need help, don’t hesitate to let me know. I am here! I miss you all!!

 

 

Monday, March 23:

IXL Lessons: At least 1 hour of practice within the concepts that I have assigned for you on IXL. Do not leave a concept until you have reached a smart score of 80 or better. You should have 60 minutes of learning for today using the concepts assigned. I will email Mr. Green with “shout-outs” for exceptional students to be recognized!  :)

Please email me with questions or concerns.

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Helpful Links from our School Counselor, Mrs. Fry:

 

Resources for Schools & Family During COVID-19:

https://acmsschoolcounseling.weebly.com/covid-19-resources.html

 

Virtual Counseling:

https://acmsschoolcounseling.weebly.com/virtual-school-counseling-during-covid-19.html

 

Friday, 3/20

Friday, March 20:

  1. Students should check their email daily and email me with any concerns/questions.
  2. Follow me on Instagram if they have IG (“snipes_math7_acms”). This is just another method to stay connected with those who have IG.
  3. IXL Lessons: 1 hour of practice within the concepts that I have assigned for you on IXL. Do not leave a concept until you have reached a smart score of 80 or better. You should have 60 minutes of learning for today using the concepts assigned.
  4. For students using books, complete the day 5 assignments. You will be emailing me completed work on by the end of the day today so please keep this up to date.

Thursday, 3/19

Thursday, March 19:

  1. Students should check their email daily and email me with any concerns/questions.
  2. Request to follow me on Instagram if they have IG (“snipes_math7_acms”). This is just another method to stay connected with those who have IG.
  3. IXL Lessons: 1 hour of practice within the concepts that I have assigned for you on IXL. Do not leave a concept until you have reached a smart score of 80 or better. You should have 60 minutes of learning for today using the concepts assigned.
  4. For students using books, complete the day 4 assignments. You will be emailing me completed work on TOMORROW so please keep this up to date.

Please email me with questions or concerns.

 

Wednesday, 3/18

 

Wednesday, March 18:

  1. Students should check their email daily and email me with any concerns/questions.
  2. Request to follow me on Instagram if they have IG (“snipes_math7_acms”).
  3. IXL Lessons: 1 hour of practice within the concepts that I have assigned for you on IXL. I will be giving a grade today. You must have 60 minutes of learning for today using the concepts assigned by midnight tonight.
  4. For students using books, complete the day 2 assignments. You will be emailing me completed work on Friday so please keep this up to date.

 

UPDATE...

IG Account info:

"snipes_math7_acms"

**If you do not have an instagram account, please do not worry. This will just be another avenue to stay connected with my students. I will also be posting any videos for the entire class on Canvas.

Tuesday, 3/17

Lesson for Tuesday, 3/17

  1. Warm up: 10 minutes of IXL Diagnostics (“step into the arena”)
  2. IXL Lessons: 50 minutes of practice within your diagnostic recommendations.
  3. For students using books, complete the day 2 assignments.

 

Post Monday, 3/16

Option 1 (preferred method for distance learning as I can monitor this and feedback is immediate):

Students are expected to work a minimum of 30 minutes per day on their own, Monday-Friday, on IXL using the links to the GA standards. Students must make an 80 or better Smart Score on each standard that they choose to practice. I will be monitoring their practice and communicating with them individually to guide their practice. If I notice a weakness or a particular area that they need to focus on, I will assign that to them on the website. 

 

Option 2 (primarily for those who do not have internet access or for those parents who would rather their child take a break from technology):

Students were all given a chart (download here: Math 7 GMAS homework review-1.xlsx) with specific daily assignments for them using the 2 booklets that they were given last week and instructed to take home. There are also IXL correlations to those assignments to support their learning if they are able to access internet and would like a combination of paper and web based lessons. All work will be turned in. 

Thank you for your support! Let me know if you have any questions. Also, if you need help as you are learning and would like to speak with me, please email me your phone number and I will call you as soon as I can.

 

 

This year is going to be FANTASTIC! I am beginning my 27th year of teaching and love middle school!! Developing relationships is of utmost importance as I strive to create a classroom climate of respect in order to foster open communication. It is my personal goal for students to be able to find their individual voices to appropriately express themselves so that they may maximize their potential by taking ownership of their learning. Through a partnership with parents, we can help students achieve in ways they did not even know they could. I will observe and assess your student and strive to give individual feedback daily. I believe that students should begin to advocate for themselves and realize that their individual voices are important. I encourage students to email me or speak with me to communicate their academic needs/concerns. Confidence building is key is preparing students for a successful high school experience! It is imperative for parents to know what to expect so that they can support their child at home. Grades need to be checked weekly at the very least to keep informed of any grade concerns. Please check here for a weekly overview of my lessons.

Date: Topics:
March 9-13, 2020
  • Monday – Populations and samples; biased/unbiased
  • Tuesday – Mean, median, mode range
  • Wednesday – Outliers and their effect
  • Thursday – Box-and-whisker plots; making inferences displayed in box-and-whisker plots
  • Friday – IXL (box-and-whisker plots, data, inferences)
March 2-6, 2020
  • Monday - Volume rectangular/triangular prisms notes/practice
  • Tuesday - Volume practice
  • Wednesday - Geometry practice test
  • Thursday - Geometry test
    • missing angles of triangles
    • side lengths of triangles
    • angles (complementary/supplementary/vertical)
    • circles (area/circumference)
    • composite shapes (total area)
    • surface area (total area)
    • volume (rectangular/triangular prisms)
  • Friday - QBA (quarterly benchmark assessment)
February 24-28, 2020
  • Monday - apply  6th grade area formulas to find area of composite figures
  • Tuesday - perimeter and area of irregular shapes
  • Wednesday - surface area of 3D figures
  • Thursday - surface area practice
  • Friday - volume of 3D figures
February 17-21, 2020
  • Monday - Holiday
  • Tuesday - Circles (area)
  • Wednesday - Circles (circumference & area)
  • Thursday - Practice
  • Friday - Quiz (circles - circumference & area)
February 10-14, 2020
  • Quiz Tuesday (angles and triangles)
  • Circumference of a circle
  • RETEST all students Friday - Applications of Percents (All students will retest. Higher scores will replace previous scores. Lower scores may indicate a need for individualized tutoring. Students can find a copy of the original test and answer key on their Google Classroom page.)
February 3-7, 2020
  • Cross-sections
  • Angle Relationships of triangles and intersecting lines
January 27-31, 2020
  • Simple Interest
  • Scale
    • Factor
    • Drawings
    • Proportions
  • Triangles
    • Sum Theorem of Angles
    • Inequality Theorem of side lengths
January 20-24, 2020
  • Applications of Percents TEST - Wednesday
  • Scale 
  • Simple Interest
January 13-17, 2020
  • Applications of percents:
    • sales tax
    • tip
    • discounts
    • markups
    • commission
January 8-10, 2020
  • Rewriting percent expressions
  • Percent as a proportion
  • Sales tax, tips, commission vocabulary
December 16-20, 2019
  • TEST Tuesday - from scenario, identify graphs, unit rate, equations
  • Fraction, decimal, percent
  • percent of a number
December 9-13, 2019
  • Direct Proportion
  • Direct Variation
  • Constant of Proportionality
  • Unit Rate
December 2-6, 2019
  • Unit rate
    • graphing
    • reading
    • direct proportion / direct variation
    • proportions
    • Quiz FRIDAY
November 18-22, 2019
  • Solving, Identifying, Writing Inequalities
  • Unit rate (finding, graphing, reading)
November 11-15, 2019
  • Monday - Veterans Day Holiday
  • Writing 2 step inequalities
  • Ratios/Unit Rate
November 4-8, 2019
  • Inequalities
    • graphs of basic inequalities on number lines
    • solving one-step inequalities
    • solving two-step inequalities
October 28-November 1, 2019
  • Equations with Distributive Property
  • Equations with Fractions/Decimals
  • TEST - Friday
    • One/Two-Step Equations
    • Word Problems
October 21-25, 2019
  • Two-step Equations
October 14-18, 2019
  • One-Step Equations
  • Quiz Thursday (This is pre-test.)
  • Test Friday
October 7-11, 2019
  • Writing expressions from verbal descriptions
September 30-October 4, 2019
  • Distributive Property
  • Factoring (reverse distributive property)
  • Sorting Properties
  • Friday - Quiz over all properties
September 23-27,2019
  • Properties
  • Algebraic expressions
  • Factoring
  • Distributive property
September 16-20, 2019
  • Computation of rational numbers
    • multiplication
    • division
  • Practice test Thursday
  • Test Friday
September 9-13, 2019
  • Computation of rational numbers (add/sub)
    • fractions
    • decimals
September 3-6, 2019
  • Monday - LABOR DAY HOLIDAY
  • Integers
    • add
    • subtract
    • multiply
    • divide
    • word problems
  • TEST FRIDAY!
August 26-30, 2019
  • Subtracting integers
  • Multiplying integers
  • Dividing integers
August 19-23, 2019
  • Zero pairs, additive inverses, opposites
  • Adding integers
  • Subtracting integers
August 12-16, 2019
  • Types of real numbers
  • Integers
  • Opposites
  • Absolute Value
August 8-9, 2019
  • Procedures
  • Expectations
  • Questions?

 

 

Course Summary:

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