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Ms. Fredricksen 8 th grade Honors Algebra Room 717 Timberwood Middle School
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Welcome! This is my sixth year at Timberwood Middle School I have set goals for us to achieve this year This should be a safe and productive year for all of us
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A bit about me… You may call me “Ms. Fred” I’m a “new” mom. Before I started teaching I served in the US Navy for four years. In the Navy I worked on F/A-18 Hornets. LOVE I really LOVE my job, and I know we are going to have a great year!!!!
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Calculators (Algebra Only) You MUST sign a calculator contract if you wish to use a TMS graphing calculator at any point in the year. You will have the same calculator every day.
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Instructional Goals Determine if given data or graph is discrete or continuous and/or if the data or graph has correlation. Determine the domain and range of a relation given a graph or a set of ordered pairs and identify functions. Describe a function’s dependence of one quantity on another using symbols and variables. Solve literal equations (formulas) for a given variable. Write and graph the general forms of linear (y=x) parent functions
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Instructional Goals (cont.) Write and graph the equation of a line given variant information. Determine the slope of a line when given a graph, an equation or two points. Apply, interpret, and describe the affects of parameter changes on functions. Solve equations, inequalities and exponential growth and decay; algebraically and graphically. Apply these skills to solve practical problems.
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Instructional Goals (cont.) Write and graph the general forms of quadratic parent functions (y=x 2 ) Factor completely first- and second-degree binomials and trinomials in one or two variables. Solve quadratic equations in one variable both algebraically and graphically. Apply the laws of exponents to perform operations on expressions.
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Behavioral Goals Have all your supplies ready when the bell rings Show respect for yourself and others Raise your hand and wait to be called on Remain in your seat Listen and follow all directions Complete all daily work and turn it in! Learn to work in cooperative groups Work from bell to bell
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Behavioral Logs Consequences Rewards 3 – Hall Passes/six week (one student at a time)
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Late and Incomplete work Late work will be deducted 10% each day late. Late work will become a 50% after five working days. All work that is turned in incomplete will receive a grade no lower than a 50%.
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ZAP (Zero’s Aren’t Permitted) If your work is more than 1 week late you may be “ZAPPED”. Your parents will be notified if you need to be “ZAPPED”. You will receive a 50% for “ZAPPED” work.
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Tutoring I am here early every morning at 7:30 am. You may come in to tutoring starting at 8 am. My afternoon tutoring is on Thursday from 4-5pm. Don’t forget to sign in!
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Retesting/make-up testing policy You must come to tutorials for test corrections before you are eligible to retake a test. Make-up tests will be a different test than what is given in class Testing tutoring will be held on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. Retakes and make-up tests must be completed before the next unit test!
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Required Daily Materials PPencil EEraser BBinder with paper in it 2 ½ to 3 inch binder with a separate algebra section WWarm-ups NNotes (must contain graph paper) HHandouts/homework/tests (do not do your homework on your notes!!!!!! EVER!) CColored Pencils SStraight edge or ruler PPossibly a graphing calculator (TI-83 and up)
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Emergency Situations Fire Drill Lockdown (Code C) Tornado/Inclement Weather Power Outages
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How to contact me… Email Katherine.Fredricksen@humble.k12.tx.us Phone 281.641.3881
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