Divisibility Rules

Here is a video showing how to complete your divisibility rules worksheet.

Missing assignments

Here are some different documents that you can print if you are missing the assignments.

Week 6 Divisibility Rules Practice

Budget Development Week 10

In P8 we have been developing a budget based on average expenses (found through internet searches) for a person living on their own on the central coast. I have 3 different versions of this budget for each of the different classes, because each budget is being built by different people and personalities.

Budget Period 1

Budget Period 2

Budget Period 5

Save money on food

Budget Introduction Week 9

Here is a link to a budget document. Please save a copy to your Google Drive.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/122mRt4So1-Pw8Rbo5wOhpGuqvdN5c_BlhaVWeXr7pYs/edit?usp=sharing


Here are some budget categories and expenses to put into the budget document.

Now that we've been starting to build our budget, let's step back and take a look at the overall budget process.  Here is an article that gives a good overview.

Here is an article that gives a good overview.


All through Week 9 we brainstormed expenses within categories for our budget (see photo above) and put them into the budget document.

Week 8 Notes Station

This week, I am interrupting this blog post with a special announcement. Please click the link and watch the following video!

https://youtu.be/4jKnAiXLkxc

1. Please make sure you have all of the notes in your brain book from last week. You can find them by clicking here.

2. From the same blog post, complete each section of practice problems from last week and turn them in to the inbox on my desk.

For Tuesday and Wednesday, you will need a new sheet of paper, titled "Comparison Problems".
For these problems, you will need to write 2 equations total. You will write one equation for each sentence. Use your brain book to help you.

a) The handlebars weigh 5 pounds. The frame weighs 12 pounds more than the handlebars.

b) The dryer ran for 40 minutes. The washer ran 20 minutes longer than the dryer.

c) The bow shot 200 feet. The catapult shot 100 feet further than the bow.

d) The android battery lasts 26 hours. The iphone battery lasts 3 hours longer than the android battery.

e) The couch is 8 feet long. The couch is 3 feet longer than the loveseat.

Links in your Blog

Links help your readers be able to easily get to the information you are referring to.

Here's a SoundCloud link to a song a student noticed was in my Soundcloud history.

https://soundcloud.com/its_mana_chan/natewantstobattle-this-is-gospel

Here is a link to an Instagram post. You can't see the address you are going to, because the words have been linked to the address.

"Chapters" - by Jocko Willink

Week 7 Blog Station

Title your blog post "Week 7"

Use the following headings to write a multiple paragraph recap of the week:

Book Work

Bicycle Work

Notes/Brain Book

Engineering Design

Week 7 Notes Station

This week we will be taking notes on Solving for a Negative Variable, Writing Simple Equations, and Making Equations from Comparison Statements. Then we will use those notes in order to solve practice problems.

Solving for a Negative Variable

Writing Simple Equations

Equations from Comparison Statements

Week 7 Bicycle Station

This week we will be dismantling the rest of the bike, sanding the frame, and researching the cost of supplies and replacement parts.

Week 7 Book Station

This week we will be continuing to use our Divisibility Rules in order to simplify fractions.