Points to consider for tomorrow's conversation:
- Quote the salient point/repeat other people's ideas
- Accept and reject ideas
- Offer your opinion through questions
- Make personal connections / show empathy
- Summarize take-aways if possible as the conversation develops
- Use GC terminology
I'd like to argue/suggest.
In my opinion
Ask a question
Will you shine tomorrow?
Luke is a pessimistic coward who allows himself to be intimidated and bullied by his brothers, his dad, and even his mom. He needs to grow a backbone and learn to stand up for himself.
MATH
Study Link 11.3
RLA
30minutes on your story
we can start typing our story up now right?
ReplyDeleteand what do we use word or google docs? i thought mr. buxton said word at school
ReplyDeleteIf you have box, use word. (Dropbox is ok too) if you don't have that, then use google docs.
ReplyDeletedo we have to bring it in on a thumb drive
ReplyDeletecan do so if want ( do not copy this grammar )
ReplyDeleteCarter- it doesn't matter, but what Anisha said is the most helpful/ organized
ReplyDeletefor our study link if your tv is a flat screen do you just measure in perminditer
ReplyDeleteRachel - you can still measure the volume of a flat screen tv. It just isn't going to be very, well, big. but yoiu can sitll do it.
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For the study link is the volume basically the area?
ReplyDeleteno harrisen the volume of a prism/cylinder is area times height
ReplyDeleteGoogle docs...
ReplyDeleteFlat screens still have some depth... Don't they?
No Harrison...what did we do in class today?
Thx, but for the write a numbermodel thing would this be good 68*105=7,140
ReplyDeletenever mind figured it out :)
ReplyDeleteYes, Carter.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the questions for MO! I don't know where my book is. Can u please post it! When I see it I might remember the answers
ReplyDeletemr buxton, do we have to type up our stories? because i have alot of writing.
ReplyDeleteMr. Buxton, I'm changing my setting from Hawaii to a fantasy place called Resurrection Bay. I wanted it to be in an island so I made in the Pacific about 100 miles away from Japan. Is that better because the place gets contaminated.
ReplyDeleteGATE KIDS!!!! What are the questions for MO! I don't know where my book is. Can u please post it! When I see it I might remember the answers
ReplyDeleteNakul -
ReplyDeleteA: Allie has half as much as Ben. Ben has $3 more than Emma. Emma has 5 times as much money as Shauna. Shauna $1. How much money do Allie and Ben have together?
B & D you need to use the diagram they give you beside the picture.
ReplyDeleteC: Sarah and Tyler ride their bikes. They start at the same time from the same point in the same direction. Sarah travels 20 miles every hour, and Tyler travels k15 miles every hour. At the end of how many hours will Sarah be 30 miles ahead of Tyler?
D: Michael has some card. If he puts them in 5 equal piles, there are 3 left over. If he puts them in 4 equal piles, there are 2 left over. If he puts them in 3 equal piles, there is 1 card left over. What is the fewest cards Michael may have?
Didn't we do that last year? I remember that question
ReplyDeleteYeah, I asked Mrs. Shaw the same thing and she said yes...
ReplyDeleteFor B can you tell me the question? I'll draw the picture and solve it tomorrow. Anisha comes early so I could ask her
ReplyDeleteNakul Math Olympiads
ReplyDeleteA: Allie has half as much as Ben. Ben has $3 more than Emma. Emma has 5 times as much money as Shauna. Shauna $1. How much money do Allie and Ben have together?
B:
C: Sarah and Tyler ride their bikes. They start at the same time from the same point in the same direction. Sarah travels 20 miles every hour, and Tyler travels k15 miles every hour. At the end of how many hours will Sarah be 30 miles ahead of Tyler?
D: Michael has some card. If he puts them in 5 equal piles, there are 3 left over. If he puts them in 4 equal piles, there are 2 left over. If he puts them in 3 equal piles, there is 1 card left over. What is the fewest cards Michael may have?
Is this correct so far?
Yes, it's correct...
ReplyDeleteB: Following only the paths shown, what is the number of different paths that go from A to B to C to D and touch each of those points exactly once?
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU!!!
ReplyDeletehttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1ByHcYPBDO4-_98JqB1cu0LpXH1iWtnHN-Twgdc2UpzM/edit
ReplyDeleteI recomend that everyone think about the grand conversation topic tonight so u have an idea or opinion to say tomarrow.
ReplyDeleteIs this getting recorded?
ReplyDeleteNo, Nakul.
ReplyDeleteok good
ReplyDeleteSo, if I've got this right, we are going to have our book club presentations two weeks from Friday, right?
ReplyDeleteOr is it just one?
ReplyDeleteI think it is 2 Caroline... I remember him saying that... but always be prepared...;)
ReplyDeleteFinish your book in 1 week presentation in 2
ReplyDeleteBye
Oh, Thanks!!!! :-D
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ReplyDeleteMAYA! YOU WERE LOOKING FOR A SYNONYM OF "FILLING"! HERE IT IS! PREPARE TO HAVE YOUR MIND BLOWN:
ReplyDeletecontaminated
contaminated means poisoned.
ReplyDeleteOr are u being sarcastic
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ReplyDeletebit of both...you never know the context.
ReplyDeletegood night!