PEMDAS Christmas Color Sheet

Study Guide (2nd 9 Weeks Exam)

Christmas Shopping Project

Name __________________ Date _____________ Math Period _______

Christmas Shopping Project

Students will turn in:
        *1 Visual Christmas Shopping List (5 pics, prices, & discounts)
        *1 Answer Key with all calculations for each item

Directions:
1. Create a Visual Christmas Shopping List by finding 5 items you want for Christmas in a newspaper, magazine, or take a picture. Paste these 5 items on a blank sheet of paper, construction paper, cardstock, or poster (must be 8.5” x 11” in size).

2. On your Visual Christmas Shopping List, include the original price of each item, as well as, a discount. Use the following discounts (one for each item): 10%, 15%, 20%, 30%, 45%.

3.Answer Key: List each of the 5 items, the original price, the discount, and the sale price. Show ALL WORK and CALCULATIONS on the Answer Key.

4. Answer the remaining questions on your answer key.

5. Make sure that everything is neat and correct. Use a calculator to check your work.

6. The finished project is due in its entirety on or before  _____________________________.
 

Christmas Shopping Project Answer Key

Item	Original Price	Discount (Show all work)	Sale Price

 What is the total cost of all 5 items before the discounts? _________________ After? _______________

How much would you save by buying the items at sale price? _______________

If given $500, would you be able to buy all 5 items? ______________ How much over/under? _____________

Stores add 10% sales tax to the total. What would be the total sale price after taxes? _________________

Percent of a # HW(Due Dec. 7th)

Use a proportion to solve the following problems.

1. What is 20% of 38?

2. What percent of 30 is 25?

3. 40 is 50% of what number?

4. What is 15% of 85?

Proportion Video

Proportion Video

Proportions (Word Problems 2)

Proportions (Word Problems)

Fraction/Decimal/Percent HW (Due 11/29/16)

Converting Between Fractions/Decimals/Percents Notes

Fraction to a Decimal *Divide *Set up using “Inside-   Out” *Add a decimal and   zeroes *Will be terminating or   repeating	Decimal to a Fraction *Read the number *The number goes on    top of the fraction *Place value goes on the    bottom
Decimal to a Percent *Move the Decimal 2   places to the right	Percent to a Decimal *Move the Decimal 2 places to the left
Fraction to a Percent *Set up a proportion *Cross multiply (or solve    w/ equivalent fraction) *Solve equation	Percent to a Fraction *Put percent over 100 *Simplify if possible

Comparing Decimals

Comparing Fractions and Decimals

Decimals to Fractions HW (Due Nov. 17th)

Write these decimals in standard form.
1. three tenths
2. eighty-one thousandths
3. five hundredths
4. forty-two hundredths
5. one thousandth

Write these decimals as fractions.
6)   0.09
7)   0.208
8)   0.041
9)   0.5
10)   0.25

Decimal Operations Practice Test

If students want extra practice, they can take the Decimal Operation Practice Test online. This practice test is very similar to the quiz they will take in class.

Website
www.achievementseries.com

Site ID: 88-5769-7712

Student ID: Students should have their student ID written down in notebook.

Test ID: Different for each period (2 letters;3 numbers) See Below:

1st Period-YK896
2nd Period-OK101
4th Period-SZ005
6th Period-KF820
7th Period-QX506

HW for Oct 31st (Due Nov. 1st)

Solve the following word problems. Show ALL work in your notebook/binder. 

1. Derrick received $10 for his birthday. At the store, he spent $6.59 on snacks. How much money does Derrick have remaining?

2. Anna made $15.00 for babysitting, she found $1.59 under her bed, and her allowance was $12. How much money does Anna have in all?

3. Mrs. Hudson spent $4.38 on pencils. If each pencil costs $0.03, how many pencils did she buy?

4. The Smith family needs 4 tickets for the fair. Each ticket costs $29.95. How much will the Smith family pay for the tickets?

Dividing Decimals Worksheet (Due Mon, Oct 31st)

Dividing Decimals

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Dividing Decimals

Multiplying Decimals HW (Due Oct. 26th)

1)    2.3 x 8

2)    4.7 x 2.6

3)    19.31 x 2.1

4)     78.3 x 4.3

5)     12.23 x 4.22

6)     45.92 x 1.234

Tutoring Schedule

Tutoring Schedule for the remainder of 2016

Mon, Oct. 31st (Periods 1-2)Wed, Nov. 2nd (Periods 4-7)

Mon, Nov. 14th (Periods 1-2)Wed, Nov. 16th (Periods 4-7)

*Wed, Nov. 30th (ALL Students can come)

Mon, Dec. 12th (Periods 1-2)Wed, Dec. 14th (Periods 4-7)

Add/Sub Decimals

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Add/Sub Decimals Video

Decimal Place Value HW (Due Oct. 19th)

In each number, what place is the digit 9 in?
23.89                 0.009                    42.901                    59.777

Round these numbers to the nearest hundredth.
5.067                 23.091                  7.718                      0.016

Graphing Inequalities HW (Oct. 12)

Graphing Inequalities HW

Graph the following inequalities. Use a small part of the number line.

1.    r > 11            2.     S < 24          3.     y ≥ 13

4.    g ≤ 29           5.    p ≥ 7             6.    w < 17

7.    n > 34           8.    q ≤ 19           9.    J ≤ 72

Graphing Inequalities Video

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Graphing Inequalities

Inequalities Video

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Inequalities Video

HW(Oct. 5, 2016)

Inequalities

Solving inequalities is like solving equations. To determine the value of the variable, you do the inverse operation (opposite). So, if the problem is addition, to solve you subtract.

Directions: Copy each word phrase and write it as an algebraic expression. Then, solve the inequality.

Example: The difference of n and 8 is less than 10.
                 n - 8 < 10
                    +8    +8
                      n < 18

1. The sum of a number and 7 is atmost 14.


2. A number increased by 10 is at least 27.


3. A number decreased by 17 is greater than 7.


4. A number t plus 12 is under 36.


5. The difference of r and 21 is a minimum of 42.

Weekend Practice Test

If you would like to complete a practice test over the weekend, use the following info to get to the online practice test:

www.achievementseries.com

Site ID: 88-5769-7712

Student ID: Text through Remind if you need this ID.

Test ID: (different for each period; 2 letters/3 numbers)
First: EO550
Second: OH380
Fourth: KX919
Sixth: JH550
Seventh: EA615

Survey (6th & 7th Periods ONLY)

After you complete your Practice Exam, Click on the link below to take the survey:

https://goo.gl/o0FQQp  

Projects Due Monday, Oct. 3rd

* Students were given the specific project(s) they are responsible for. Here are the guidelines.



Clock Project
Calendar Project

Amusement Park

HW Due Wed, Sept 19th

Expressions HW (Due Fri, 9/16/16)

DO NOT write the questions; show your work and the answers.

1. Aaron has c cousins. Fiona has 5 more cousins than Aaron has. How many cousins does Fiona have?

A. c x 5
B. c + 5
C. c – 5
D. 5

2. The expression f x 12 gives the number of inches in f feet. What is the value of the expression when
 f = 4?

A. 3 inches
B. 8 inches
C. 16 inches
D. 48 inches

3. A florist brought flowers to a reception. She put 2³ flowers onto each of 8 tables. How many flowers did the florist place on the tables?

A. 64
B. 48
C. 40
D. 16

4. There are 8² chairs in the lunchroom. How many chairs are in the lunchroom?

A. 16
B. 64
C. 88
D. 800

5. The expression 3t gives the number of tickets won at a game if the ball goes through the hoop t times. How many tickets would a player get if he gets the ball in the hoop 16 times?

A. 6
B. 21
C. 48
D. 96

6. The length of a swimming pool is 5 feet shorter than twice the width. Let n represent the width. Which expression gives the length of the swimming pool?

A. 2n + 5
B. 2n - 5
C. 2(n - 5)
D. 2(n + 5)

7. Which expression has a value of 250?
A. 1 + 6 x 7 - 5²
B. 1 + 7 - 6 x 5
C. (7 + 6) x 5² - 1
D. (6² - 1) x 7 + 5

8. The expression 4c gives the science test score that a student receives for c correct problems. What is the score for 18 correct problems?

A. 418
B. 184
C. 72
D. 22

9. Carmen's family rents a boat at Big Lake at the rate described.
$200 per day                $4 for each gallon of gasoline used

Which expression gives the total cost of the day's rental if her family uses n gallons
of gasoline?

A. 200 – 4 n
B. 200 + 4 n
C. (200 + 4) × n
D. 200 n + 4

10. Sandwiches cost $5, french fries cost $3, and drinks cost $2. The expression 5 n +
3 n + 2 n gives the total cost, in dollars, for buying a sandwich, french fries, and a
drink for n people. Which is another way to write this expression?

A. 10 n
B. 10 n ³
C. 30 n
D. 30 n ³

11. The cost for a group of people to go to the movies is given by the expression 9 a +
5 b , where a is the number of adults and b is the number of children. What are the
coefficients of this expression?

A. 9 and 5
B. a and b
C. 9 a and 5 b
D. + and ×

12. An employee placed 2⁴ books onto each of 5 shelves. How many books did she place on the shelves in all?

A. 16
B. 80
C. 120
D. 245

13. Dana has n quarters. Ivan has 2 fewer than 3 times the number of quarters Dana
has. The expression n + 3 n −2 gives the number of quarters they have altogether.
Which is another way to write this expression?

A. 2 n ²
B. 2 n
C. 4 n ² – 2
D. 4 n – 2

14. Which expression has a value of 35?

A. 7 + (2² – 3) + 4 × 4
B. 3 × (7² – 4) × 4 + 2
C. 4² + 3 × (7 – 2) + 4
D. 2² × 7 – (4 + 4) × 3

15. The expression 500 v gives the number of points a player earns for completing v
voyages in a video game. How many points are earned for completing 8 voyages?

A. 508
B. 1,800
C. 2,500
D. 4,000

16. A chef uses roasted peppers for his salsa. He uses 3³ peppers in each of 5 batches
of salsa. How many peppers did the chef use in all 5 batches?

A. 135
B. 45
C. 32
D. 27

Expressions HW (Due Fri, 9/16/16)

DO NOT write the questions; show your work and the answers.

1. Aaron has c cousins. Fiona has 5 more cousins than Aaron has. How many cousins does Fiona have?

A. c x 5
B. c + 5
C. c – 5
D. 5

2. The expression f x 12 gives the number of inches in f feet. What is the value of the expression when f = 4?

A. 3 inches
B. 8 inches
C. 16 inches
D. 48 inches

3. A florist brought flowers to a reception. She put 2³ flowers onto each of 8 tables. How many flowers did the florist place on the tables?

A. 64
B. 48
C. 40
D. 16

4. There are 8² chairs in the lunchroom. How many chairs are in the lunchroom?

A. 16
B. 64
C. 88
D. 800

5. The expression 3t gives the number of tickets won at a game if the ball goes through the hoop t times. How many tickets would a player get if he gets the ball in the hoop 16 times?

A. 6
B. 21
C. 48
D. 96

6. The length of a swimming pool is 5 feet shorter than twice the width. Let n represent the width. Which expression gives the length of the swimming pool?

A. 2n + 5
B. 2n - 5
C. 2(n - 5)
D. 2(n + 5)

7. Which expression has a value of 250?
A. 1 + 6 x 7 - 5²
B. 1 + 7 - 6 x 5
C. (7 + 6) x 5² - 1
D. (6² - 1) x 7 + 5

8. The expression 4c gives the science test score that a student receives for c correct problems. What is the score for 18 correct problems?

A. 418
B. 184
C. 72
D. 22

*9-16 are in the pics:

Equivalent Expressions

We started going over writing equivalent expressions last week. We will continue this week. Here is a website that explains it very well.

https://www.illustrativemathematics.org/contentstandards/tasks/542

Solving Equations

Solving Equations Song
(Rhythm of If You're Happy and You Know It)

If you see addition,
You subtract

If you see subtraction,
Then you add

If you see multiplication,
Do the inverse operation

A number next to a letter,
You divide

If you see division,
Multiply

If you see division,
Multiply

A letter over a number,
Means to multiply what's under

If you see a fraction,
Multiply

Lesson Resources

YouTube: goo.gl/k7cZx6

Online Practice: www.ixl.com

Online Games: www.math-play.com