Saturday, October 6, 2012
Practice Makes Prepared
Orange Benchmark- Rock The Test!
The Orange Benchmark for Math is coming up, so I thought I'd give you a few tips to Master your Math!
Do you ever feel like you can't rock the orange the way you'd like?
Have you had feelings that Math just isn't "a-peeling" to you?
Well, here are some exercises to prepare you for the first Orange Benchmark review.
Our class is linked to the Math Study Skills Site
ixl. Click to CONNECT!
www.ixl.com/signin/dbms and use
the log-in information I gave you in class. Don't forget to bookmark the ixl sign in page, it's the one we have just for David A. Brown students!
(juicy huh? Thank the AWESOME Mrs. Gaither for that!)
Topics to CRUSH the Orange Benchmark!
INTEGERS:
D.1 D.2 D.3 D.4 D.5
OPERATIONS WITH INTEGERS:
E.1 E.3 E.7
OPERATIONS WITH FRACTIONS:
Fractions and Mixed Numbers
F.4 F.7 G.1 G.3
EXPONENTS AND SQUARE ROOTS:
I.1 I.2
PrActIce mAkeS PREPARED!
Take the time to get your Smart Score of 100 in each of these areas, and you will feel comfortable and prepared for the Orange Benchmark!
We will also prepare Study Cards with the concepts you need to know, but it takes your effort too! I'll know you're practicing.... =0)
ROCK IT
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Saturday, September 22, 2012
The Art of Study Note Cards!
There is an art to creating a Science Study Notecard in Mrs.Pitotti's Life Science Class. The challenge is to take a great amount of information and organize it onto a small 3x5 card for use on a test. The students in Room 403 are going to get pretty good at it, here are some awesome examples of functional study cards with an artistic flare.
Along with definitions, you can choose to re-create diagrams on the back side of your card to help with labeling. Some students create their own diagrams while others copy and shrink the actual diagrams in the text. Either way, having clearly labeled examples of the diagrams needed are a huge help during exam time!
Vocabulary Words and key concepts make up the other side of the notecard. To be complete, you should try to fit all of the chapter vocabulary terms and definitions on the card. If you have to write small, feel free to bring a magnifying glass to help you read what you've written! (Many students do, and have great success!) Using the last of your space to include key terms and concepts will ensure that you have done all you can to give your best on a Science Exam.
Amazing Notecards are Up To You!
This Friday we have a Chapter Test in Science, take the challenge to create the most amazing Study card you can! Remember, you will always get an outline of all the concepts covered, but the actual making of the card is up to you!
YOUR SCORE WILL IMPROVE
WITH THE EFFORT YOU PUT FORTH
Take the time to create your Study card for this exam, and remember if you give 100% of your best the first time, without complaint, YOU WILL ALWAYS IMPROVE!
(and Mrs. Pitotti will be MORE than THRILLED!)
Monday, September 17, 2012
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