Course 3 - 7th grade Math – Miss Gray ZOOM - Office Hours https://zoom.us/j/93954747450?pwd=REdMSkhZ T, Th, F 9:00am-12:00 noon. RFlObG9WY3pybllIVVpWQT09 Use the new link if you want to chat! Meeting ID: 939 5474 7450 *NO full class meetings this week. Please watch Password: 2zQBgV the Loom videos for announcements. Week of April 20-24 announcements https://www.loom.com/share/6c91e72f2d6849709fe62fba14b593a6 Instructional Videos for learning: Pythagorean Theorem and finding Hypotenuse (sorry for the backward whiteboard!!) Pythagorean Theorem and finding missing Leg Khan Academy - Pythagorean Theorem Khan Academy - Distance between two points Khan Academy - Distance formula To Do Submit M ❑ Watch announcements: Yes – via https://www.loom.com/share/6c91e72f2d6849709fe62fba14b593a6 email (take ❑ Homework Corrections – Please work on correcting the questions you picture) missed last week from p. 114 (1-15) & p. 120 (13-21) Answers on page 2 You must SHOW WORK for any credit. ❑ If you don’t have any corrections, you can begin Tuesday’s work. T ❑ Distance Formula – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzQstigxbuo No ❑ Notes from Algebra Readiness textbook (pages 3-6) W Extra Credit: Workout Wednesday – let's have fun! (page 7) No Grab a deck of cards & find a small space to do some exercises. Time yourself to see how long it takes to complete the deck! Or choose a time limit and see how many cards you can get through. If you complete the deck, how many reps of each exercise will you do? Th ❑ Practice from Alg Readiness textbook p. 582 (1-16) on page 8 Not yet F ❑ Grade Thursday’s assignment (answers on page 9), put score at top Yes – via and submit picture of homework via email email (take picture) Monday – Answers to homework p. 114 (1-15) p. 120 (13-21) 2 Tuesday – Notes 3 4 5 Tuesday – Miss Gray’s Distance Formula notes Finding the distance between point A(-4,-2) and point B(5,5) 1. Create a right triangle 2. Find the difference in the x-coordinates and difference in y-coordinates to calculate the legs of the right triangle 3. Use the Pythagorean Theorem (last step is square root!) to find the final distance (hypotenuse) of the right triangle. 4. **When using the distance formula – be sure to include parentheses** 6 Wednesday Workout – let's have fun! Movement will make you feel SO GOOD Time yourself to see how long it takes to complete the deck! Or choose a time limit and see how many cards you can get through. If you complete the deck, how many reps of each exercise will you do? 1. Grab a deck of cards & find a small space to do some exercises 2. Shuffle the deck & flip 2-3 cards up at a time... 3. Use the value on the card to represent the number of times you’ll complete each exercise. For face cards: Joker = stairs or run driveway Jack = 11 reps Queen = 12 reps King = 13 reps Ace = 14 reps Hearts (cardio – alternate jumping jacks and high knees) Diamonds (upper body – alternate pushups and mountain climbers) Spades (lower body – alternate squats and lunges) Clubs (abs – alternate crunches, sit-ups and bicycle kicks) Example: 12 squats & 11 pushups 7 Thursday – Practice (1-16) *don’t find midpoint on 15 & 16* 8 Friday - Answers to Thursday assignment 9 .