Welcome to Mathematics in the Seventh Grade!

Teacher Expectations

• Be on time.
• Be prepared with all materials.
• Be considerate of others.
• Be ready and willing to learn and share.
• BE HERE EVERDAY!

Weekly Math Content

The weeks of August 29, 2016 through October 21, 2016 students can learn to:

• identify and order rational numbers.
• identify placement values of rational numbers on a number line.
• evaluate algebraic expressions.
• translate words in to number, variables, and operations.
• add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers.
• add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational numbers.
• simulate adding and subtracting integers across a number line.
• use words, symbols, and numbers to represent and solve word problems.
• solve multi-step equations. 
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• Below you will find a few presentations you can use to review the concepts listed above. Please note, our classes will not always be working within the text book this month. I will be pulling more of the information and lessons from other resource items.

• Exponents.ppt
• Translate into Words.ppt
• Translate Words Into Math.ppt
• Multiply and Divide Intergers.ppt
• Adding Integers.ppt
• Variable and Algebraic Expressions.ppt
• Variables and Algebraic Expressions.ppt
• Order of Operation.ppt
• Fractions, Decimals, and Percents.ppt
• Subtracting Integers.ppt
• Combine Like Terms.ppt
• Equivalent Fractions mand Decimals.ppt
• Solving Equations with Integers.ppt

Homework Hints and Websites

When working on math home work at home remember to always show the steps you have to make to complete the problem. As you become more proficient these steps my vary however being able to share your solutions and correct your own mistakes is a very big part of our classroom participation requirements.

If you happen to get to a problem you do not understand, attempt to solve the problem by writing drown the clues or information needed from the problem. Most importantly remember to ask for assistance in class. I am also available before school from 7:15 -7:45 Monday through Thursday.

Below you will find a few websites which can also be used to help with homework dilemmas. (If the following links do not work, you will find these links under "Useful Links" on the main menu (within my folder)

• Big Ideas Math Book Online