I've uploaded a copy of the textbook and workbook for each grade under the documents tab to give everyone easier and quicker access to them.

If anyone would like to do some of the other questions in the units that I've posted here feel free to do so.  Just remember, work at you own pace and don't make this a stressful part of your week.  Take care!

Hello Grade 7!  Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.

Hopefully you got a chance to try the questions from last week as a review.  I've attached the test that we were going to write along with the answers.

Give it try as a challenge if you can this week.

Please don't get stressed about any of this math material.  Any topics that we missed this spring we will go over them again when we get back to school so please don't worry about that.  Staying safe and healthy is the most important thing right now.

The next topic we're going to look at is parallel and perpendicular lines if you feel like looking ahead at the material in the textbook.  When we left school back in March we were actually ahead of schedule so there is no rush to get ahead of ourselves.

Stay safe and enjoy the spring weather!

Hello Grade 5!  Hope everyone is well.  

I've attached an answer key for the questions from last week.

A good activity this week that you try is from the Grade 5 Workbook. I've attached it to this note.

Unit 5 Lesson 1 Page 68 is a lesson that deals with equivalent fractions.

Another activity that you can do each week is practice your multiplication facts.  Practice makes permanent!

Hopefully you get a chance to try out the questions but if you can't don't stress about it.  Again, don't worry about making mistakes, that's part of learning.

We're going to go over any material that we may miss this spring when we get back to classes in the fall.

Stay safe and enjoy the nice spring weather!

Hello Grade 8!  Hope everyone is well!

I've included an attachment with the textbook that we use in class if you don't have your book.

When we were last at school we had started working on rates.  I'll give you some questions you can try to get a better understanding of rates.  

Here are some questions you can try to get started.

Unit 5.9 Page 298 #4 -10

Give them a try and see how you do.  Don't stress about them.  If you stuck on some questions that's not a problem.  Just work at your own pace.  Don't forget you can check your answers in the back of your textbooks.

This is a good resource to use also if you get stuck on a question.

https://www.khanacademy.org/

Don't worry about making mistakes either, that's part of learning.  This home learning is all new to us so don't get worried  about doing the questions and take your time.

Hopefully we'll see each other soon.

Hello Grade 6!  Hope everyone is well!

I've included an attachment with the textbook that we use in class if you don't have your book.

The first section you can try this week deals with percents

Here are some questions you can try to get started.

Unit 5 Lesson 7 Page 186  #1-10

Give them a try, see how you can do.  The answers are in the textbook also if you want to check them.

This is a good resource to use also if you get stuck on a question.

https://www.khanacademy.org/

Don't worry about making mistakes either, that's part of learning.  This home learning is all new to us so don't get stressed out about doing the questions and take your time.

Hopefully we'll see each other soon.