6 th Grade Accelerated Pre-Algebra Dawn RiceAdam Controy Room 207 Room
Pre-Algebra Philosophy Course overview Organization Grading Projects Middle School Options Self advocacy What is more important… process or product? 2
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Variables, Expressions, Rational Numbers Solving Equations Ratio, Proportions, Probability Geometry Area and Volume Data Analysis Percent Factor, Fractions, Exponents Rational Numbers Probability Course Overview
Math notebook Folder for tests and practice paper 6 lbs. McDougal Littell Pre-Algebra Calculators Organization 7
Progress Reporting Document Exceeding, Meeting, Approaching, Limited Percentage of tests, quizzes and projects attached to the comments Tests and Projects Quizzes Homework Grading
Stock Market Challenge Data Analysis Technology study of Excel Organize, make predictions, and evaluateeffectiveness Projects
Mathematician/Scientist Research Group research Media and oral presentation Graded using 6 th grade assessment rubrics M.C. Escher Study of mathematical applications in Escher’s Art Geometry study of stellated hedrons
Middle School Assuming your child does well in pre-algebra this year, there are two options for 7 th grade accelerated math students. The requirements for both are listed below. Students who do not earn at least a 70% in Pre-algebra this year will have to attend summer school to meet the requirements or repeat Pre-algebra in 7 th grade. To be placed into 7 th grade Accelerated Algebra 1, the following criteria will be used: 6th grade Pre-Algebra Final Course Grade, A- (90%) or better Teacher Recommendation To be placed into Introduction to Algebra, the following criteria will be used: 6th grade Pre-Algebra Final Course Grade, C- (70%) or better Teacher Recommendation
.25 * (% MP1)+.25* (%MP2) +.5 * (% (MP3+MP4)) = Final Grade
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