We started with frequency tables (scale, intervals..), moved onto bar graphs, line graphs and circle graphs. Then we used line graphs to make predictions, learned stem-and-leaf plots, and of course, mean, median and mode. A lot to know...and I guarantee it will all be tested.
If you need some help, you may email me, or check the website for the math book. It has tons of great material!
Hey Mr.Sheridan,its merinda. Ha Ha the guy on the desk looks funny! that's a great reminder for our math test. i brought my math book home. Im going 2 study all weekend!
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I am going to go to the math book website.You can study there too!!!:D.It can give you home quizzes too.It will help you out too!!!
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Hey it's Becca Sniffen.Mr.Sheridan,did you ever think of putting apples in the background of the website?
ReplyDeleteHey Mr.Sheridan,its Merinda i hav a question 4 u. what math site do u go on 2 play math games,6th grade math games?
ReplyDeleteBecca - Im still investigating how to change the background. Its not easy---i tried it, and screwed up the whole website. But, I'll keep trying!
ReplyDeleteMerinda - Give me a day, and I'll find some games!
Oh.Ok.At elast you are trying that is all I was looking for!Happy Hunting!!!:D
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I've never felt so great about my son starting the year off at school. the resources here are outstanding!!! This is all very much appreciated already.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it. Thanks for stopping by! It was fantastic meeting everyone!
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