Summary:
Homework: see above
Author: Mx. Epstein
12/6/24 – Pre-Assessment and Test Corrections
Summary: Today we had a sub and there were two things we had on our agenda…
- Use a pink sheet of paper to show you work on the 5 questions of the “Pre-Assessment”. You will be graded on the work you show on your pink paper, not on correctness. Just do what you can and turn it in.
- Enter your Test Corrections on the computer.
Homework: none
12/6/24 – Boolean Logic
Summary: Today we had a substitute. Many people were absent yesterday. Please help your partner take notes and complete the Boolean Logic slides below.
- Boolean Logic Please complete these slides as we will review them together on Monday (due Monday)
- Turtle Challenge #19 (Draw Circle Pyramid) (due Monday)
- Program Challenge #6 (Match Object to Color) (due Tuesday)
- Turtle Challenge #20 (Draw Wave) (due Tuesday)
Homework: See above.
12/5/24 – Quadratics Test
Summary: Today’s test…
Homework: Complete your test corrections on paper. You will enter them into the computer tomorrow.
12/5/24 – Boolean Operators
Summary:
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Boolean Operators (slides)- Turtle Challenge #19 (Draw Circle Pyramid) (due Monday)
- Program Challenge #6 (Match Object to Color) (due Tuesday)
- Turtle Challenge #20 (Draw Wave) (due Tuesday)
Homework: see above
12/4/24 – Review for Tomorrow’s Test
Summary: Today we reviewed for tomorrows test…
First make sure you have completed “Division Practice and More”…
12/4/24 – Code Sample Review
Summary: Today’s Activity
Homework: Coming soon…
12/3/24 – Word Problems
12/3/24 – More Function Practice
Summary: Today we started to talk about functions and return values. We also talked about local variables vs global variables.
- Programming Challenge #5 – getSmallestNumber. Please do not use the built in Math.min function (due tomorrow)
- Turtle Challenge #17 – Draw Square Pyramid (was due Today)
- Extra Credit: Turtle Challenge #16 or #18
Homework: see above
12/2/24 – Polynomial Division with Remainders
Summary: today we learned how to divide polynomials in instances where the answer has a remainder. See the example below or a more detailed visual here.
Homework: none