Parallel and Perpendicular Line Segments
Line segments - a line with a beginning and an end. A piece of a line. You know a line ends when it has dots at each end.
Line segments are labeled with letters.
Intersecting - lines that cross or meet.
Parallel - describes lines in the same plane that never cross, or intersect
- they are marked using "arrows"
Perpendicular
- describes lines that intersect at right angles (90 degrees)
- they are marked using a small square
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Create a Problem
Create a BEDMAS problem using every number from 1-9, brackets, exponents, multiplication, division, adding, subtracting, and it must equal 7.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Sign up for tutpup.com
Here is how to make a tutpup account.
1. Go to tutpup.com
2. click on join now
3. pick a color
4. pick an animal
5. pick a number
6. lie about your year of birth
7. country Canada
8. password same as gmail
9. class code 718 ( for every grade 7 class)
10. first name use display name from blogger
11. you have to remember your color, animal, and number write them in your agenda and email it to me risfeld@gmail.com
12. eg. Kyanna is violetfrog2140 password
Have fun playing and learning!
When you need a break try learning the time warp dance.
1. Go to tutpup.com
2. click on join now
3. pick a color
4. pick an animal
5. pick a number
6. lie about your year of birth
7. country Canada
8. password same as gmail
9. class code 718 ( for every grade 7 class)
10. first name use display name from blogger
11. you have to remember your color, animal, and number write them in your agenda and email it to me risfeld@gmail.com
12. eg. Kyanna is violetfrog2140 password
Have fun playing and learning!
When you need a break try learning the time warp dance.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Pep Rally
Learn this song for the Pep Rally in February! Focus on the chorus!
Start the video at 2:40 words in green are sung in the song and by the fans words in gold are shouted by the fans.
Sweet Caroline ( ba, ba, ba)
Good times never seemed so good ( so good, so good, so good)
Sweet Caroline ( ba, ba, ba)
I believe they never could
Sweet Caroline ( ba, ba, ba)
Good times never seemed so good ( so good, so good, so good)
Start the video at 2:40 words in green are sung in the song and by the fans words in gold are shouted by the fans.
Sweet Caroline ( ba, ba, ba)
Good times never seemed so good ( so good, so good, so good)
Sweet Caroline ( ba, ba, ba)
I believe they never could
Sweet Caroline ( ba, ba, ba)
Good times never seemed so good ( so good, so good, so good)
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Homework for Oct. 21 2010
Go over the quiz with your parents.
Estimating Quiz
1. _______________ is to approximate an answer.
2. _______________ is an estimate that is larger than the actual answer.
3. _______________ is an estimate that is smaller than the actual answer.
4. Use front end estimation to place the decimal in the correct place. Show your thinking.
2.63 + 9.05 + 7.92 = 196
5. Use relative size estimation to place the decimal in the correct place. Show your thinking.
857.643 – 349.832 = 5078110
HW - in your homework book do pages 14 – 17.
1. _______________ is to approximate an answer.
2. _______________ is an estimate that is larger than the actual answer.
3. _______________ is an estimate that is smaller than the actual answer.
4. Use front end estimation to place the decimal in the correct place. Show your thinking.
2.63 + 9.05 + 7.92 = 196
5. Use relative size estimation to place the decimal in the correct place. Show your thinking.
857.643 – 349.832 = 5078110
HW - in your homework book do pages 14 – 17.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Notes and Homework from Oct. 19 and 20th
Adding and Subtracting Decimal numbers
Estimate - to approximate an answer.
Over estimate - estimate that is larger than the actual number
Under estimate - estimate that is smaller than the actual number
Front End Estimation: that is using only the highest place value when estimating. eg. 125 + 476 = turns into 100 + 400 =
It is like under estimating.
Relative Size Estimation: rounding to the nearest highest place value.
eg. 125 + 476 = turns into 100 + 500 =
125 is between 100 and 200 but closer to 100
476 is between 400 and 500 but closer to 500
It is like rounding.
Estimating - getting an approximate answer.
Calculating - getting an exact answer.
HW Textbook pg. 48 - 51 # 4 - 25 even numbers
Study for the quiz tomorrow!
Estimate - to approximate an answer.
Over estimate - estimate that is larger than the actual number
Under estimate - estimate that is smaller than the actual number
Front End Estimation: that is using only the highest place value when estimating. eg. 125 + 476 = turns into 100 + 400 =
It is like under estimating.
Relative Size Estimation: rounding to the nearest highest place value.
eg. 125 + 476 = turns into 100 + 500 =
125 is between 100 and 200 but closer to 100
476 is between 400 and 500 but closer to 500
It is like rounding.
Estimating - getting an approximate answer.
Calculating - getting an exact answer.
HW Textbook pg. 48 - 51 # 4 - 25 even numbers
Study for the quiz tomorrow!
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