Math- Period 2 and 6

Reminder: Let's Be Rational Test on Friday March 11

Use the study guide and book to practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions!!

Study Guide for Gods and Goddess Quiz tomorrow Wednesday March 9

Gods and Goddesses to Know for Quiz

Hera                           Poseidon                                 Artemis                      Aphrodite

Hestia                         Dionysus                                 Hermes                       Apollo

Athena                       Ares                                        Zeus                            Hades (Pluto)

Hephaestus                Demeter

Aphrodite-   beautiful- holds a mirror

Hestia- hearth fire

Hermes- god of travel, trade, and theft

Artemis- protects with a bow and arrow and prefers the light of the moon

Hera- protects marriage and married women

Poseidon- enjoys riding the waves of the ocean on horses

Zeus- in charge of it all, rules the heavens, earth, and weather

Dionysus- enjoys a good party, rules over wine and drama

Demeter- goddess of plants, crops, and the harvest

Athena- goddess of wisdom and war, she is spotted with an owl

Hades- kidnapped Persophone, lives in the underworld

Apollo- plays music on the lyre in the sunlight

Ares- enjoys war, uses a shield and a spear

Hephaestus- keeps a watchful eye over craftsmen and blacksmiths

Math- Homework

Period 2- Problem 3.2 p. 50 Question A #1 and #2
Period 6- Problem 3.2 p.50 Question B, C, and D

Reminder: Let's Be Rational Test on Friday March 11

Math

Period 2- p.49 B #1 and #2

Period 6- ACE #4-10

Social Studies- Homework

Worksheet-  Homer's Tale of Troy and Greek City-States due Friday

Math- Homework

Let's Be Rational:
For anyone that has missing homework assignments: All ACE questions start on page 37.
Monday- ACE  #1,2,28,29
Tuesday- ACE #3,10,11,12,14
Wednesday (Period 2)- ACE #19-27
Wednesday (Period 6)- ACE #30-34

Math- Study Guide for Test on Friday February 5

What you need to know for Comparing Bits and Pieces Test- Use your book and notebook to study.

Know how to write a comparison statement 

How to order fractions from least to greatest

Know fraction, decimal, percent equivalents

How to use ratios to write fractions and percent

How to label decimals on a number line

Write fraction equivalents based on a shaded fraction strip

How to turn mixed numbers into improper fractions

How to turn improper fractions into mixed numbers

Decimal-fraction equivalents

Fraction- percent equivalents