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Fun Fact

Did you know that the hydrogen bomb is the most powerful of all nuclear bombs. Yet, it is the lightest chemical ever.

Science

Did you know that when acid making substances dissolve in water, hydrogen atoms lose their electron, becoming positively charged ions.

Weekly Question

This is the weekly question. Whoever answers any of these questions correctly passes this week.

Question: What is the area of a triangle with a base of 60 1/4 and a height of 70 3/4?

Question: What was David ' s consequences for his sin?

Question: True or false: Early humans started out as ape like creatures.

Grammar- Adjective Phrases

This is the next lesson in English that Mrs. Williams is bound to teach. Adjective Phrases

Adjective Phrases

An adjective describes a noun or pronoun  . Prepositional phrases can also describe nouns and pronouns. When they do, they are called adjective phrases. They can answer such questions as what kind? or which one?
Example:
Everyone in the gym is cheering.
The door to the building is locked.

Unlike most adjectives, adjective phrases come after the words they modify.

Homework

Grammar- finish classwork on prepositions.
Reading- finish classwork on Junior Scholastics then do the article Are Pro Athletes Paid Too Much? Write two paragraphs on your side of the debate.

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Math- Rules with Integers, Multiplying, Adding, Subtracting, and Dividing

Integers are numbers on a number line, as you may know. They can be positive or negative. Even though it is not common core, you can use this to help with surprise questions on the test.

Adding Integers

For problems that keep the same operation sign, add and keep the same signs. Remember: When adding negative integers, you can put the minus sign first so you don't forget it.
For problems that have different operation signs, subtract the numbers as if they were both positive, then use the sign of the number farther from zero.

Subtracting Integers

When subtracting integers, rewrite and use the addition of integers rules. If you are subtracting a negative integer, the two negatives are replaced by a positive sign because the opposite of negative is positive.

Multiplying Integers

positive × positive= positive
positive × negative= negative
negative × positive= negative
negative × negative= positive

Dividing Integers

positive ÷ positive= positive
positive ÷ negative= negative
negative ÷ positive= negative
negative ÷ negative = positive