November 5, 2007

Es: Do now on 11/7 or 8 on proofs the Earth revolves around the sun and eccentricity.
Math 10 xr: hw: text p. 93, 9-20

November 2, 2007

Es: review your notes
Math 10xr: Finish pratice worksheet.

FIRST QUARTER ENDS NEXT WEEK. HAND IN ALL LABS BY WEDNESDAY.

October 30, 2007

Es: Heliocentric and Geocentric model worksheet due tomorrow.

Math 10xr: p.2 # 1-5, p. 8 # 1-5 (test on Friday)

October 29, 2007

Congratulations To CF for doing the math extra credit. 5 points on this Friday's test:)

October 26, 2007

Es: Finish the Moon worksheet for Monday.
Math 10xr: Radical packet p. 2, 2-12. TEST ON RADICALS AND RATIONAL NUMBERS NEXT FRIDAY. This is a great site to find square roots.

http://www.hellam.net/algebra/sqrt.html

October 23, 2007

October 22, 2007

Es: Practice review test due tomorrow. ( Test on Wednesday)

Math 10xr: Test on Wednesday.
Topics:
1. Exponents; (+,-, x, /)
2. FOIL
3. +, - polynomials
4. factoring (GCF, Diff. of 2 perfect squares, trinomials)
5. Solving Equations

Hw: Polynomial packet p. 7 # 4-6 6-9, & super factoring sheet Roman #'s I - IV, 1-3

October 19, 2007

Es: Extra credit, watch and the meteor's showers this weekend and have parents write a note stating you were outside viewing the meteors; not if it is raining you won't be able to see the showers. Complete ESRT worksheet for Monday. Test on Wednesday.

Math 10xr: Have a great weekend; Test on Wednesday.

October 17, 2007

Es: Contour lab due this Friday. Test has been moved to 10/24.

Math 10xr: hw: packet page 5: 2-4

October 15, 2007 Exponents slide show

Es: per. 3 complete "red River Map" and answer ALL questions. Period 5. you have a do Now on your notes. TEST for ALL on 10/23, (Latitude and Longitude, Polaris, Earth- slightly oblate spheriod, Isolines and contour lines)

Math 10xr: packet, p. 1 and 2 numbers 8-10

Welcome Parents

October 11, 2007

Es: Period 3, isoline line worksheet due tomorrow. Period 5, Writing a lab report due tomorrow. Continue studying your notes.
Math: We may finish math test tomorrow morning if necessary. Hw: Polynomial & factoring review packet. p. 1. # 1-3, p. 2. # 1-3

These are varies Isolines; line that connect points of equal value.

Both images are of Isobars; they are connecting points of equal air pressure.

October 9, 2007

Math: HW, page 80, 11-25 odds

October 5, 2007

Way to go Pac, 35-25 win over Clarkstown North.

Es: Map lab questions 1-10 due Tuesday
Math: p. 80 #'s 10-26 even

*** Make sure you do your homework!!!

have a great long weekend.

Mr. L.

October 3, 2007

Es: Latitude and Longitude lab due 10/5
Period 5 ES, Latitude and Longitude worksheet due tomorrow.
Alg: Texbook p. 39-40, #'s 12-28 Even

October 2, 2007

Es: Lat. & Long. lab due 10/5; Period 5 Es class has a Do Now tomorrow.
Alg: Review your notes
Support: try the Links to the right.

1. Which picture represents the equator?

2. Which picture has the longitude lines on it?

3. which picture has latitude lines on it?

4. picture represents the globe?

5. Which picture represents the cardnal directions?

6. Which picture represents the scale on a map?

September 28, 2007 Extra Credit

Es: Do Now quiz on Monday (study Earth notes)

Math 10xr: p. 16 # 8-30, p. 21,22: 16-30 evens
If you failed youe Math test have your parent sign it and bring it back to me.

Using the digits 1-9, (one in each box) see if you can get all the horizontal, vertical and 2 diagonal rows to add up to 15. Hand it into me on Monday morning with your name on it.

September 27, 2007

Es: Finish Graphing analysis lab for tomorrow

Math: packet; p. 7 # 12, p. 8 # 11

September 25, 2007

Es: Graphing analysis lab due 9/28
Math: p. 7 #7, p. # 10,11 (if you do not complete this math homework you can't participate tomorrow in the Math Jeopardy game)

September 24,2007

Es: After school help today in Mrs. Degl's room. Test on this Wednesday.
1. percent error
2. density
3. metric
4. rate of change
5. graphing
6. cyclic changes
7. dynamic equilibrium

Math: Period 6. p. 7 & 8 # 1,2 in packet Period 8. p 7 # 2,3,4.
TEST ON THURSDAY.
1. GRAPHING A LINE
2. SLOPE
3. INEQUALITIES
4. Mult. step equations
5. Ratios & Proportions
6. Algebraic expression

Eng: Try this online To Kill a Mockingbird quiz.

Global: Test tomorrow.

September 21, 2007

English: Read chapter 8 & 9 in To Kill A Mockingbird. Complete study guide for 8 & 9. Don't forget your knowledge check!!

Global: Go over your study guide and notes. Start thinking about your DBQ Essay. Test on Tuesday.

Es: If you did not complete sunspot lab finish it this weekend; due on Monday.

Math: Complete pages 5-6: #1-5.

September 19, 2007

Es: Density lab due tomorrow

Math: p. 1&2 complete the odds

Eng: Finish reading ch. 7, answer study guide questions on ch. 6 & 7.

Global: Finish philosophy and the age of reason packet, answer questions 1-8.

Give the answer to Mr. L. in the morning and you will calculate your percent error. The lowest percent error wins.

September 18, 2007

Es: Density lab due tomorrow. Do now quiz tomorrow or Thursday. Study your notes.

Math:

1. do a new problem form each page in the packet.

2. Re-do all of p. 5

3. p. 17 # 1-3

Quiz tomorrow on

1. algebra expressions

2. solve 2 step equations

3. name properties

4. ratios and proportions

5. for get me nots

Welcome back from a long weekend!

Have the answers for us tomorrow for extra credit!

September 11, 2007

Math 10xr: 4-7 do mults. of 3; complet all on page 5.
Es: quick quiz tomorrow and have graphing lab ready to hand in.

Math Properties
• Identity Property of Addition: The number zero is called the additive identity because the sum of zero and any number is that number. a +0= a0 +a= a

Identity Property of Multiplication: The number 1 is the multiplicative identity because multiplying 1 times any number gives that number. 6x 1= 1, n * 1= n

Inverse Property of Addition:

Inverse Property of Multiplication: Multiplicative inverse or simply inverse of a number is another number such that the product of both equals 1.
Commutative Property of Addition

Commutative Property of Multiplication: a × b = b × a

Associative Property of Addition 2+(3+4) = (2+3) + 4

Associative Property of Multiplication: (a × b) × c = a × (b × c)

Zero Property of Multiplication: The product of zero and any number is zero. 5 x 0 =0, n* 0= 0

Distributive Property of Multiplication over Addition: a(b + c) = ab + ac

September 10, 2007

Well, this is a short week, but it will be filled with learning. If you are not pleased with your class record of 3.78 seconds in speed ball you may have an opportunity to try the challenge again on Wednesday. I am glad to see that all of you have your Ti-83 graphing calculators.

Es: We recieved Lab # 2 today; Graphing- it is due on 9/12 (do now quiz on 9/12; metric, sci. notation, graphing)
Math: do pages 1-3 in the packet. Do only multiples of 3.

Try these metrics questions and hand in the answers tomorrow for extra credit.

What are these?

Sept. 5, 2007

I hope you all had a great first day. I sure did, here are some reminders.

Support: Have parents read and sign expectations sheet. due 9/7 ( have them check out this web page)

Es: Expectation sheet signed and due back 9/7

Math 10xr: Expectation sheet signed and due 9/7. Also get a graphing cal. by (ti-83) by 9/10

extra credit: What is the name and and hardness of this mineral?

September 5, 2007

Hello, Welcome to your virtual support classroom.
The site is designed to allow you and your parents to get involved with what has been and what will be happening in your classes.
I will post the daily homework assignments just in case you forgot to write them down.
On the right side of the site you will notice useful links.
These links cover the various subjects you are taking.
There are links for the books you will be reading in English class as well as several tutorials for Algebra & Geometry and earth science.
below is an eltronic version of my support class expectations.
This is due back tomorrow 9/7 .
Have your parents read it and sign it.
Bring in the signed portion.
You will also have an opportunity to post appropriate comments related to your classes to me.
I will check the site each day to reply.
I hope you find this site useful and informative.
Cordially,
Mr.Lambert
Support Class period 1, Room 49

My after school help will be on Monday in room 49 at 2:05 -2:45 (be on time and sign in the book)

Support class is a graded class that gives you one credit towards graduation. It meets everyday. It is designed to accommodate Partnership Students in their understanding of 2 academic subjects. (Algebra & Earth Science)

Expectations:Be in class on time; before the bell rings.
Bring all materials you need to begin assignments; ( binder, subject folders, 2 pens, 2 pencils and paper.)

Always have your assignment notebook. (You need to purchase it.)

Be RESPECTFUL toward each other, myself and the teaching assistant.

Raise your hand to be called upon.

Sit in your assigned seat daily.

Hats are not to be worn or carried around the school or classroom.

Cell phones are to be out of sight and off during the school day.

(They will be taken and given to the school principal)

After school detention will be assigned if any of these points become an issue.

*During Support Class we may do any of the following:

Check to see if everybody has the HW properly written down.

Begin with lessons.

Put Earth Science Regents problems on the board to go over.

Give extended time for a test or quiz;
(other iep accommodations)Give copies of class notes.

Start HW. I can help with it before they go home with it.

GRADING: Based on class participation, preparedness and attendance.

July 12, 2007

ES: Regents exam is 6/19/07 at 7:40 am in room 146. Bring 2 pencils. Continue following the Earth Science calendar. GOOD LUCK AND SEE YOU THEN. MR. LAMBERT

June 5, 2007

Alg: Complete #'s 20-25 on Final Review packet

Es: Keep up with the ES calander

Eng: Keep studying for final exam.

Global: Complete questions 61-80 in your review packet; it will be graded. In addition keep studying for final exam.

June 4, 2007

NOTE: YOU NOW KNOW ALL THE DATES, TIMES AND ROOM NUMBERS FOR YOUR 3 FINAL EXAMS AND THE EARTH SCIENCE EXAM WHICH IS 7:40 AM ON 6/19 in room 146. CONTINUE TO STUDY AND GET 7 TO 8 HOURS A SLEEP SO YOU HAVE THE ABILITY TO CONCENTRATE ON YOUR STUDIES EACH DAY FOR THE REMAINING 2 WEEKS. ALSO USE ALL THE HELPFUL LINKS TO REVIEW AND STUDY FOR YOUR EXAMS.

Alg: Complete worksheet for hw.
Es: meet in room 248 for ES tomorrow. Remember the ES lab practical is tomorrow after school at 2pm outside of Mr. Donahoe's room.

Eng: Bring index cards with you tomorrow and Wed. We are meeting in the library both days for our research papers.
Global: Keep studying for the global final.

May 31, 2007

Alg: Complete trig worksheet
Es: NYS ES lab practical exam June 5th at 2pm. Meet outside Mr. Donahoe's room.
Eng: Research project; you should have a topic now. Consult the MLA webpage for proper bibliography citation.
Global: quiz tomorrow

CAN YOU IDENTIFY THESE MINERALS???

May 30, 2007

May 29, 2007

Alg: complete problems 5 & 6 on Pythagorean worksheet (Final exam: June 7,8 & 11)

Es: ESRT test tomorrow and NOTE THE EARTH SCIENCE MAY AND JUNE CALENDER BELOW. PLEASE FOLLOW IT.

Eng: Diary # 3 on R&J is due tomorrow ( have 20 4x6 index cards and your reasearch topic for tomorrow.)

Global: keep studying notes for June 7 & 8 final exam

Eng: Final exam is June 7 & 8

May 23, 2007

Alg: we learned the Pythagorean theorem: homework, complete 1-5 on worksheet.

Es: No hw. Extra credit project "top 40 list" of reminders or facts which are important to know for the Earth Science Regents Exam. Must be typed. This is due May 30th.

Eng: Romeo & Juliet diary #3 (Act III) is due May 30, 2007. 1-1/2 pages typed, double spaced.

Global: Read ch. 16, section 2 & complete worksheet.

Pythagorean Theorem