Mrs. Buss 6th grade Reading:
Please watch the attached video and write one paragraph (minimum of 5 sentences) sharing your thoughts on the process of making books. Remember your paragraph needs to include complete sentences and proper grammar and punctuation. This assignment is also posted in Google Classroom.
https://youtu.be/DiCRx1_Ovok
Norris. 5th and 6th Language Arts and Reading
Complete page #3 in your virtual packet. Remember to bring the packet with you when school is back in session.
Ms.Creason’s 5th math class
Change the following improper fractions to mixed numbers.
1. 44 / 5
2. 57 / 10
3. 67 / 8
4. 19 / 6
5. 38 / 7
6. 25 / 9
7. 12 / 7
8. 99 / 10
9. 41 / 6
10. 76 / 15
Ms. Creason’s 6th grade math
Simplify the following ratios. Find the lowest ratio.
1. 16 : 25
2. 5 : 15
3. 8 : 12
4. 21 : 56
5. 9 : 45
6. 5 : 180
7. 200 : 250
8. 20 : 48
9. 12 : 48
10. 21 : 28 : 35
Ms. Creason’s 7th & 8th grade math
1. What is the probability of getting a head, when a coin is tossed?
2. What is the probability of getting an even number, when a dice is rolled?
3. A card is drawn from a deck of cards. What is the probability of drawing a Queen of Spades or a Queen ofClubs?
4. A glass jar contains 5 red, 7 green, 9 blue and 11 yellow marbles. If a single marble is picked
At random from the jar, what is the probability a blue marble will be chosen?
5. What is the probability of getting a prime number when a number is picked from 1 to 100?
6. Tickets numbered 1 to 20 are mixed up and then a ticket is drawn at random. What is the probability that the ticket has a multiple of 4 or 5?
7. What is the chance of choosing a vowel from a set of alphabet tiles?
8. In a fruit basket there are 5 oranges, 10 bananas, and 8 apples. What is the probability of
Picking a banana or an apple?
9. You have 6 spools of red thread, 10 spools of black thread, 5 spools of white thread, and 4 spools of blue thread in a box. What is the probability of pulling out a black spool of thread?
10. What is the probability of rolling an even number on two dice?
Ms. Creason’s 7th & 8th grade English class.
Be ready to take an AR test when we come back.
Answer these questions on the novel Around the World in 80 Days.
1. Who are the main characters so far in the novel.
2. Who is the author of the book.
3. What did the characters ride in the jungle?
4. How many days is this trip supposed to take?
Ms. Doersom's 5th grade Math(Wed. 11/9/22). My version of the middle school game "2 Truths & a Lie." Write everything down from this paper, Look over the problems CLOSELY, make sure they are worked out correctly & then write "Lie" in the box below the incorrect problem. Welcome to Ms. Doersom's "1 Truth & a Lie!"
Ms. Doersom's 6th grade Math(Wed. 11/9/22). My version of the middle school game "2 Truths & a Lie." Write everything down on the paper, look over the problems CLOSELY, make sure they are worked out correctly & then write "Lie" in the box below the incorrect problem. Welcome to Ms. Doersom's "1 Truth & a Lie!"
Pemberton's STEM
Wednesday
Virtual Students- Continue to work on engineering in Whitebox and don't forget to answer the weekly question in google classroom.
8th Grade- In addition to Monday/Tuesdays work, choose 1 style of shelter and explain why it is better at holding heat than the other shapes.
7th Grade-In addition to Monday/Tuesdays work, use a separate peice of paper and start working on a rough draft of your logo for your food truck activity.
Due to no water Beggs Public School will be virtual tomorrow Wednesday the 9th. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Mrs. Harris 7th Grade math
Convert the following decimals to percents .75, .09, .21, .48, .62 . Write your answers on a piece of paper to turn in.
Mrs. Harris 7th Grade Geography
On a piece of paper, make a list of states. List as many as possible. Remember there are 50 states.
Tuesday Nov 8th: FOR 5TH & 6TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL ONLY;
Meet at the dome at 1:30, bus leaves at 2:00 for Twin Hills.
5th grade girls play at 3:00;
6th grade girls play at 3:30
Rannells - English - 7th & 8th Grade
Election Day is an annual day in the United States of America that is on the first Tuesday in November.
* Write an opinion paragraph on why you think it’s important for Americans to exercise their right to vote on Election Day. Be specifc and give examples.
* Read 20-30 minutes
7th grade Science create a story using the 3 different ways you interacted with sound waves from yesterday's virtual assignment. The story should be no longer then a paragraph, be creative, please bring assignments to class when we return.
8th Grade Science
In your own words on notebook paper, tell me about:
Earth's movement around the Sun. Include as many details as you can remember.
Write the Moon phases in order, begining with a Full Moon
Mrs Lopez 5th Grage Math
Practice the Distributive Property
Remember
3x45=
(3×40) + (3×5)=
120 + 15=
136
5×75
2×90
6×45
9×27
8×95
David Shannon
The Twin Hills Basketball Tournament continues tomorrow, Tuesday November 8th. The following is for the 6TH AND 8TH GRADE BOYS ONLY. 6th Grade Boys will leave from the HS Dome at 3:15 PM. Game is scheduled to start at 4:10 PM and will be back to Beggs around 5:15 PM. 8th Grade Boys will leave from the HS Dome at 5:45 PM. Game is scheduled to start at 6:50 and will be back to Beggs around 8:00 PM.
Funkhouser's 8th grade US History:
Explain Georgia's role in the British colonies.
Bonus: Besides tobacco, what two other crops became popular at this time? (hint: one requires lots of water in the Carolinas).
Ms. Doersom(6th math: 11/8 Tues.): Show your work as you solve the following problems as a review quiz.
1. 8,505 (Divisibility rules: 2,3,4,5,6,9,10)
2. 126 (Prime factorization in exponential form)
3. 3x3x3x3x3x3x3= (write the product using an exponent AND find the value)
4. 57 (Is this # prime, composite or neither)
5. 8x(2 to the 4th power -3) +8 (solve)
6. y to the 2nd power -3z +7 (If y=12 & z=8. Solve)
7. 15=50-M (Solve for M)
8. The length of a rectangle is 25 cm & the width is 20 cm. What is the area of the rectangle? (Be very specific with your answer in order to get this correct.)
9. 15,20,23,13,17,
21,17 (Find the mean)
10. What is the median of problem #9?
7th and 8th grade English students.
Continue reading your library books and try to be ready to take an AR test when we get back.