Honors Algebra 1-5th Period Assignments

Test 4-4

Review 4-4

Mix the 4 basic types of factoring combinations together. We will also look at problems where the GCF needs to be removed first.

Factor trinomials doing problems where the factors end up having different signs

Begin factoring trinomials. Today we will work problems where both factors have the same sign.

Complete Factoring Practice Day 1 for homework

Test 4-4 (We are skipping test 4-3 since we didn't have a test last week)

Review multiplying and dividing polynomials

Determine and factor out the GCF of a polynomial

Divide Polynomials by Monomials

Complete worksheet for homework if you don't finish in class

Complete a classwork on FOIL and go over it toward the end of class.

Notes on multiplying polynomials by polynomials, which is commonly referred to as FOIL

Complete a classwork on multiplying monomials by polynomials and go over it toward the end of class

Notes on multiplying monomials by polynomials

Test 4-2

Review naming, adding, and subtracting polynomials

Classwork on naming, adding, and subtracting polynomials

Notes on adding and subtracting polynomials. Complete the classwork for homework if you don't finish in class.

Notes and classwork on naming polynomials. We are only doing the front page of the note sheet today. We will do the back tomorrow.

Complete the classwork for homework if you don't finish in class

Test 4-1

Review for Test 4-1.

The review you got in class focuses more on the early week stuff. The format will be more like the work we did yesterday, and not all of that is on this review.

I attached extra practice focusing more on the stuff from yesterday to cover all the bases, but it is up to you to review it. The two extra practices have answers at the bottom, but they are not worked out.

Classwork on simplifying radicals and rational exponents

Learn about rational exponents and how all the laws of exponents we learned about relate to radicals

Learn about radicals and how to simplify them using factor trees

Do worksheet for homework

ACT Practice, or you are taking whatever test you are missing if you still have one in the make up box by Thursday.

ACT practice

Test 3-7

Review for the test tomorrow. Here is the sheet you got on Friday worked out, as well as another blank version.

EXTRA REVIEW

Test 3-7 moved to Tuesday

A worked out key will be posted on monday.

You will have a sub. Continue the review from yesterday. The answers are worked out on google classroom.

Put all of the exponent rules together

Notes on negative and zero exponents

Complete worksheet for homework

Notes on the quotient rule of exponents

Complete Worksheet for Homework

Test 3-6

Review the basics of exponents

Classwork on the power and product rules

Complete the sheet for homework if you don't finish in class. The answers will be posted tomorrow when we go over it.

Notes on general things to consider when dealing with exponents, then look at the power and product rules for multiplying exponents

Test 3-5

Review graphing absolute values

Graph absolute value when multiplying values

Graph absolute values when adding and subtracting values

Review absolute values. You will have a sub.

Test 3-4

Review parallel and perpendicular lines

Practice finding slope all of the different ways we have learned about in the pervious weeks in order to determine if lines are parallel, perpendicular, or neither

Finish the problems we skipped on the note sheet for homework

Notes on parallel and perpendicular lines

Complete the worksheet for homework

Test 3-3

Review writing and graphing the three linear equation forms

Graph from standard, slope-intercept, and point-slope forms

Learn Standard Form and how to get to standard form from the other linear equation forms we have learned

Complete Standard Form Homework for.....well, homework.

Test 3-2

Review point-slope form

Go from point-slope form to slope-intercept form and graph linear equations

Turn point-slope form into slope-intercept form

Introduce Point-Slope Form

Test 3-1

Review slope-intercept form

Use slope-intercept form to graph lines

Notes and practice on changing any linear equation into slope-intercept form

Learn the slope-intercept form of linear equations and how looking at a graph of a line can give you its equation

Review for the exam

Review for the exam

Review for the exam

Graded classwork on domain and range of continuous functions. Start to work on the review when you are finished.

Quickly cover domain and range of continuous functions. You all missed this when you were in Washington D.C, but it's very straightforward

Quiz 2-7 (50 points)

Review applications of the slope formula

Notes and practice on applying the slope formula to real world scenarios

Complete Real World Slope Classwork for homework

Notes and practice on applying the slope formula to function notation

Finish Slope Formula and Functions Classwork for homework. Front and back.

Test 2-6

Review slope formula

Solve for the missing coordinate.

Complete the whole sheet for homework.

Solve for a missing coordinate given slope using the slope formula

Do numbers 3,4 and 5 for homework

Introduce slope formula and how to solve from coordinates, tables, and graphs

Finish Finding Slope Classwork 1 for homework. I know we kind of had to rush through the end of notes today just try your best on it. We will go over it tomorrow.

Test 2-5

Review functions. Be sure to look over your note sheets in addition to working the review sheet. The review sheet doesn't cover everything you will need to do for the test!

Notes and practice on identifying and interpreting functions from tables, graphs, and maps

You do not have homework, but it is in your best interest to work those sheets and make sure you can do them because we have one last thing to learn tomorrow. 

Notes and practice on function notation of equations

Notes and practice on writing equations for, making tables of, and graphing functions

Complete Functions Classwork 2 for homework

Classwork - domain and range of graphs

Domain and Range of graphs

A very spoooo00000oooooky Test 2-3

Review domain and range

Practice identifying functions and determining domain and range

Notes on domain and range of functions

Review the coordinate plane and introductory notes on functions

Test 2-2

Review literal equations

Rearrange literal equations

Learn about literal equations and how to rearrange equations without numbers

Finish the classwork for homework if you don't finish in class

Test 2-1 (50 points)

All of the problems will be problems you worked throughout the week.

Practice inequality word problems.

Remember: Making a profit means $ earned > Costs

Also remember that whenever you spend money you are subtracting money, but when you are selling something you are adding money.

Notes on the key words associated with inequality word problems. Then practice as a class. Finish the multiple choice part for homework.

Test 1-8

Review absolute value inequalities

Practice absolute value in equalities. You NEED to remember how to solve inequalities by today. If you are still struggling with them doing the classwork you need to let me know.

Notes on solving and graphing absolute value inequalities

Review compound inequalities. It's been a few weeks since you have seen these, so I attached the notes from when we first learned them. The classwork, as well as the key, is already posted. Remembering how to do these is crucial for this week. After today, we are moving on assuming everyone's memory is refreshed.

Homecoming

Retake a shorter version of Test 1-6. I know it's not the math test day. You're taking it today anyway because you already took it last week.

Review absolute values. The goal is to make sure you have a fundamental understanding of what it is you are trying to solve. That was a point that was somehow missed last week.

Complex absolute value equations. Again.

You will have a sub. Complete the assignment on absolute value equations. The notes you took last week are posted here.

Test 1-6

Review absolute value

Practice absolute values with variables on both sides

Classwork on complex absolute values, then notes on absolute values with variables on both sides.

Go over the basics of absolute value with notes and quick classwork, then notes on the more complex form of them.

Test 1-5

Review compound inequalities

Learn how to graph and write "And" Compound Inequalities in interval notation. Notes and classwork that will become homework if you don't finish in class.

Introduce "And" Compound inequalities and how to solve them. Notes and classwork that will become homework if you don't finish in class.

Introduce "or" compound inequalities. Notes, then classwork that will become homework if you don't finish in class.

Test 1-4

Never forget....about inequalities. Review for the test tomorrow.

Complete a practice worksheet on what we covered Monday and Tuesday in class. I posted this sheet yesterday, too.

Cheer, Dance, and anyone going to the competition will have to turn this in as homework tomorrow.

Notes and practice on writing inequalities in interval notation

The interval notation worksheet is due THURSDAY. If you are in class tomorrow, you will have that time to work on it. Everyone going to the competition must complete it for homework.

Notes and practice on solving and graphing inequalities

Complete the worksheet including the graphs for homework

Test 1-4

Review word problems

Classwork practicing word problems


Neither of those worksheets are homework! You have the keys for each. Work through the problems that you feel you need to work on and come prepared with questions tomorrow.

Notes and classwork on word problems, consecutive integer problems, and proportional shapes.

Complete worksheet for homework

Ignore #11 on the homework key

Test 1-3

Review multi-step equations

On Review 1-3, #7 should be 10/7 not 40/7, and #10 should be -17/4 not -4/17, and #18 should be 2, not 8. 

Solve multi-step equations with variables on both sides

Complete the worksheet for homework

Cover solving the basic multi-step equations again

Go over the test from Friday

Complete worksheet for classwork.

Test 1-2

Review multi-step equations

Continue the work with multi-step equations by solving them with variables on both sides of the equation. We will also look at some special cases that can arise when variables are on both sides.

Notes and practice on solving multi-step equations.

Take the day to discuss how to deal with fractions and decimals when they show up. You won't be asked questions on any test about anything we cover today, but what we cover today will show up in the middle of problems that we will begin this week, and will continue to show up throughout the year.

Complete the worksheet for homework

Test 1-1

Review the properties and simplifying expressions

Simplify expressions using the distributive property

Finish worksheet for homework

Simplifying expressions by combining like terms

Finish the worksheet for homework

Notes and classwork on the different mathematical properties

Finish the classwork for homework if you didn't finish in class