We will review on Tuesday and Wednesday in class. (Reviews will also be posted to google classroom).
TEST ON THURSDAY, 10/9.
On Friday, 10/10, we will begin Module 2, Topic 2.
We will review on Tuesday and Wednesday in class. (Reviews will also be posted to google classroom).
TEST ON THURSDAY, 10/9.
On Friday, 10/10, we will begin Module 2, Topic 2.
Overview: We will complete and test over our study of sequences.
Monday, 9/8: Module 1, Topic 2, Lesson 3: Activities 2 & 3: Writing Recursive and Explicit formulas for sequences
Tuesday, 9/9: Module 1, Topic 2, Lesson 3: Activity 4: Writing formulas from different given information.
Wednesday, 9/10: Module 1, Topic 2, Lesson 3: Activity 5: Graphing Sequences. Test Review
Thursday, 9/11: Topic 2 Test
Friday, 9/12: Begin Module 2: Constant Rate of Change
I did consider testing on Friday, However, with the Football game and other activities on Thursday night, I figured that Friday was not a good day to test, and with a a teacher work day on Monday, 9/15, I didn’t want to move the test back. Thursday is the best day to test.
Tuesday, 9/2: Begin Module 1, Topic 2, “Recognizing Patterns and Sequences” with Lesson 1. Lesson 1 Assignment will be assigned, Due on Thursday
Wednesday, 9/3: Module 1, Topic 2, Lesson 2. Lesson 2 Assignment will be assigned. Due by Friday.
Thursday, 9/4: Skills Practice Day. Students will practice from skills book and may also have some time to ask questions and work on the assignments for Lessons 1 & 2. Short Quiz at the end of the class.
Friday, 9/5: Begin Module 1, Topic 2, Lesson 3
Now, some important information, if you please.
1. Our first test was on Friday. You should see that in Skyward as “T1”.
2. This is a raw score. Since it was an online DMAC test, the computer scoring sometimes scores a bit more robotic than I would. While I have yet to do so, I do plan on looking through results and possibly adding some partial credit.
3. If your student did not score above 70, he or she can attend tutorials and, when I feel that there has been sufficient remediation, I will allow a test boost (basically a short, quiz-like assessment) that can get their grade up to a 70.
4. Unfortunately, I have morning cafeteria duty this week, so I cannot remediate before school. However, I will be available after school daily. I will be available before school next week.
5. The deadline for remediation and test boosts for this test will be Thursday, 9/11.
6. Our TOPIC 2 Test is tentatively scheduled for 9/11, and we will begin the remediation/test boost cycle for that test.
Monday, 8/25: Continue Module 1, Topic1, Lesson 3: Activities 3, 4, and 5. (Lesson 3 Assignment given)
Tuesday, 8/26: Begin Module 1, Topic 1, Lesson 4: Recognizing Function by Characteristics: Activity 1
Wednesday, 8/27: Continue Lesson 4; Activity 2. (Lesson 4 Assignment given)
Thursday, 8/28: Skills Workday and Assessment Review; Possible quiz from Lessons 3&4 assignments (depending upon time)
Friday, 8/29: Module 1, Topic 1 Assessment
Wednesday, 8/13: Routines, Procedures, etc.
Thursday, 9/14: Routines, Procedures, etc.
Friday, 8/15: Begin Module 1, Lesson 1: Understanding Quantities and Their Relationships, TEKS: A.3C, A.7A, A.9D, Activity 1
Monday, 8/18: Lesson 1 continued. Activity 2.
Lesson 1 Assignment given for homework.
Tuesday, 8/19: Module 1, Lesson 2: Analyzing and Sorting Graphs, TEKS: A.3C, A.7A, A.9D., Activity 1
Lesson 2 Assignment given for homework.
Wednesday, 8/20: Skills Day. Mini quiz at end of class.
Thursday, 8/21: Being Module 1, Lesson 3: Recognizing Functions and Function Families, TEKS: A.2A, A.3C, A.6A, A.7A, A.9A, A.9D, A.12A, Activity 1
Friday, 8/22: Lesson 3 continued. Activities 2 and 3
Link to digital edition. Lesson 1 starts on page 13. Lesson 2 starts on page 29. Lesson 3 starts on page 45.
My first blog post for the 2025-2026 school year is to say a big “Thank you” to all the parents and students who joined me for meet the teacher tonight. It was a huge success.
The three main topics of discussion tonight were:
I am very much looking forward to this school year. Go Roughnecks!!