Thursday, November 09, 2006

Oh No I goofed Again

Here is a problem that I completed am I correct? Leave a comment on what I did correct and where a mistake could be. Please explain to me how to do this question correctly.



Don't forget. Answer this problem first then leave a comment. I'll make a new mistake tomorrow.

Wednesday, November 08, 2006

Oh no I have done something wrong

Here is a problem that I completed am I correct? Leave a comment on what I did correct and where a mistake could be. Please explain to me how to do this question correctly.
Don't forget. Answer this problem first then leave a comment. I'll make a new mistake tomorrow.

Square Root Homework Day 2

Use fractions to estimate the following Square Roots.



A farm has 7 equal square fields with a total area of 616 acres squared. Estimate the dimensions of each field using fractions.

Monday, November 06, 2006

Square Root Homework


A warehouse has an area of 2940m squared. It is divided inot 15 equal sections. Find the dimensions of each section.

Sunday, November 05, 2006

Is this about You??

I am curious about what you have to say about this video. Not the music not the pictures but what is the video trying to say? Are you part the the I-generation?

Leave a comment please.

Mr. Harbeck

Wednesday, November 01, 2006

During the week extra problems

On your desks there were extra word problems. Here are the links that you need to complete the problems.

Square Roots

Square Roots
This will be a quick unit on Square Roots and Square Numbers. What Are they does this video help?





During this unit the Scribes will be at work. Please choose a person from the Scribe List to be the next scribe. The Scribe list can be found in the sidebar under the category other Sargent Park Math Blogs. Tell that person at school as well as on your scribe post. Please label your post Scribepost.




Happy Scribing


Homework Assignment 1
Which of these numbers can be Perfect Squares. 6,8,9,10. Justify your answers using pictures, words or numbers.

Homework Assignment 2
Show your understanding of square roots. Draw the squares for the following numbers: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, then 12,14 and 17. Remember the mullet!!!


Long mullet

This Video might help.

Mr. Harbeck