Friday, April 28

Essential Question	How can you use an equivalent form of the percent proportion to solve a percent problem?
Objective	I will show what I know about solving percent problems.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts Chapter 15 Quiz
Homework	No Homework

Thursday, April 27

Essential Question	How can you use an equivalent form of the percent proportion to solve a percent problem?
Objective	I will use the percent equation to find parts, wholes, and percents. I will solve real-life problems.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts 15.4 Activities 3 and 4 (Journal pages 346-347) 15.4 Lesson (examples 1-4) Journal Page 348
Homework	15.4 (in Clever)

Wednesday, April 26

Essential Question	How can you use models to estimate percent questions?
Objective	I will use the percent proportion to find parts, wholes, and percents.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts 15.3 Lesson (examples 1-4)
Homework	15.3 (in Clever)

Tuesday, April 25

Essential Question	How can you order numbers that are written as fractions, decimals, and percents?
Objective	I will compare and order fractions, decimals, and percents. I will solve real-life problems.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts Breckenridge Core: Field Trip Keystone Core: 15.2 Activities 1-2 15.2 Lesson (examples 1-3)
Homework	15.2 (in Clever)

Monday, April 24

Essential Question	How can you order numbers that are written as fractions, decimals, and percents?
Objective	I will compare and order fractions, decimals, and percents. I will solve real-life problems.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts Keystone Core: Field Trip Breckenridge Core: 15.2 Activities 1-2 15.2 Lesson (examples 1-3)
Homework	15.2 (in Clever) due WEDNESDAY

Friday, April 21

Essential Question	How does the decimal point move when you rewrite a percent as a decimal and when you rewrite a decimal as a percent?
Objective	I will write percents as decimals. I will write decimals as percents. I will solve real-life problems.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts Finish Chapter 14 Assessment Watch these four videos: 15.1 Example 1 15.1 Example 2 15.1 Example 3 15.1 Example 4 Complete 15.1 Assignment (in Clever)
Homework	No homework

Thursday, April 20

Essential Question
Objective	I will show what I know about ratios and rates, writing and solving proportions, slope, and direct variation.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts Chapter 14 Assessment
Homework	No homework

Wednesday, April 19

Essential Question
Objective	I will review ratios and rates, writing and solving proportions, slope, and direct variation.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts Chapter 14 Review (Boss Battle)
Homework	Chapter 14 Practice Test (in Clever)

Tuesday, April 18

Essential Question	How can you use a graph to show the relationship between two quantities that vary directly? How can you use an equation?
Objective	I will identify direct variation from graphs or equations. I will use direct variation models to solve problems.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts 14.6 Lesson (examples 1-3)
Homework	14.6 (in Clever)

Monday, April 17

Essential Question	How can you compare two rates graphically?
Objective	I will find the slopes of lines. I will interpret the slopes of lines as rates.
Classwork	Warm-up: Team Math Counts 14.5 Activities 1-2 14.5 Lesson (examples 1-2)
Homework	14.5 (in Clever)

Friday, April 14

Essential Question	How can you use ratio tables and cross products to solve proportions?
Objective	I will solve proportions using multiplication or the Cross Products Property. I will use a point on a graph to write and solve proportions.
Classwork	Warm-up: Khan Academy 14.4 Activity 1 14.4 Lesson (examples 1-3) In-class practice: 14.4 (in Clever)
Homework	No homework

Thursday, April 13

Essential Question	How can you write a proportion that solves a problem in real life?
Objective	I will write proportions. I will solve proportions using mental math.
Classwork	Warm-up: Khan Academy Chapter 14 Quiz
Homework	No homework :)

Wednesday, April 12

Essential Question	How can you write a proportion that solves a problem in real life?
Objective	I will write proportions. I will solve proportions using mental math.
Classwork	Warm-up: Khan Academy 14.3 Activity 3 14.3 Lesson (examples 1-3)
Homework	14.3 (in Clever)

Tuesday, April 11

Essential Question	How can proportions help you decide when things are fair?
Objective	I will use graphs to determine whether two ratios form a proportion. I will interpret graphs of proportional relationships.
Classwork	Warm-up: Khan Academy Enter Writing Scores 14.2 Extension Lesson (examples 1-2)
Homework	14.2E (in Clever)