ST Math
Click on the link and then go to the left column where it says "try games."
Please try the games with the penguin. You don't have to read, you just have to experiment.
Good luck!
Kate
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Parent Open House
Horace Mann will have a parent open house on the evening of September 30th from 6pm to 8pm.
Light refreshments (not dinner or BBQ) will be served.
For directions to HMS click on the words "40 Armington St" in blue below.
Light refreshments (not dinner or BBQ) will be served.
For directions to HMS click on the words "40 Armington St" in blue below.

Tuesday, September 21, 2010
The Place is... England
The view from the double-decker bus in Oxford. We had to take a bus from the airport to Oxford and then we got on this bus out to the town of Charlbury.
After the bus we walked...
The view as we walked up the hill in Charlbury. |
Jeremy's new "equine best friend" - Inca Gold! |
We stayed at the Banbury Hill Farm. As we walked in over the hill, this is who came to greet us. Inca Gold, a gorgeous and friendly horse. Unfortunately we didn't have any apples or sugar, but he was quite happy with the extra-long grass we found outside of the fence.
Todd, after a good throw in the egg toss! |
Egg Splatter - not from Todd and Jeremy, but you get the idea. |
The Morris Dancers walk in. KTB - this was for you! |
At the wedding there was a special dance in honor of the bride and groom. This is the kind of dancing that KTB does in her spare (ha!) time. Ask her more about it.
That's all for now. Enjoy!
Kate
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Off to Jolly Old England
Hi everyone!
I'm writing this now from good old Logan Airport in Boston, but by the time you read it on Friday morning I will be in England. Unfortunately, you still have work to do. Hai can help you if you get stuck, or email me with questions. I will reply on Monday.
1) First, grab a piece of scrap paper and a pencil. Do you have it? Good. Go to #2.
2) Open a new window on Internet Explorer or Firefox. Then type maps.google.com
3) Now that you are in google maps, type "Wantage, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom". You should get a picture of the town where I am staying. Look around. Write on your scrap paper how the town of is different than Boston. Include some things you see.
4) In the lower left corner of the Map you will see a key (ex. |---------| = 500 miles). Use the key to figure out about how many miles from Oxfordshire to Boston. Write your answer on your scrap paper.
5) On your scrap paper, write down what time it is on Boston now. Guess what? Oxford is in a different time zone than Boston. (Yup - I am in the future right now! ;) )
Use google to find out what time it is in England right now. Hint- search for "how to convert time zones". When you find the time in England, write it on your scrap paper.
Are you done? Good. Now you should email your answers from your paper to me. If you are in HS ask KM or Hai for help. If you are in MS ask Hai or MA for help.
I promise I will reply before Monday.
If you still have free time in the lab, check out www.hotmath.com. There are some cool games you can play before the bell rings.
Have a great weekend! :)
Kate
I'm writing this now from good old Logan Airport in Boston, but by the time you read it on Friday morning I will be in England. Unfortunately, you still have work to do. Hai can help you if you get stuck, or email me with questions. I will reply on Monday.
1) First, grab a piece of scrap paper and a pencil. Do you have it? Good. Go to #2.
2) Open a new window on Internet Explorer or Firefox. Then type maps.google.com
3) Now that you are in google maps, type "Wantage, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom". You should get a picture of the town where I am staying. Look around. Write on your scrap paper how the town of is different than Boston. Include some things you see.
4) In the lower left corner of the Map you will see a key (ex. |---------| = 500 miles). Use the key to figure out about how many miles from Oxfordshire to Boston. Write your answer on your scrap paper.
5) On your scrap paper, write down what time it is on Boston now. Guess what? Oxford is in a different time zone than Boston. (Yup - I am in the future right now! ;) )
Use google to find out what time it is in England right now. Hint- search for "how to convert time zones". When you find the time in England, write it on your scrap paper.
Are you done? Good. Now you should email your answers from your paper to me. If you are in HS ask KM or Hai for help. If you are in MS ask Hai or MA for help.
I promise I will reply before Monday.
If you still have free time in the lab, check out www.hotmath.com. There are some cool games you can play before the bell rings.
Have a great weekend! :)
Kate
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Hello!
Hello to all the students in my CMP 8 and HS MCAS math classes!
I hope that you all had a great first week of school. I definitely did.
This website will have two calendars with things that happened in class and stuff for homework. One calendar show things for the 8th grade CMP class and one calendar shows things for the HS MCAS math class.
I will add more things to this website, but right now I put a link up for First in Math (when BPS pays the bill!) and where to print your own graph paper (like KM!).
ALL of you have to remember to get your school supplies:
* 3-ring binders for your work (size: 1.5" or 2")
* graph paper
* calculator
Also remember that you all will have a quiz on the time paper we did the first day.
Ex.
-How many weeks are in one year?
-How many hours in a day?
That is all for now! Have a great weekend!
Kate
I hope that you all had a great first week of school. I definitely did.
This website will have two calendars with things that happened in class and stuff for homework. One calendar show things for the 8th grade CMP class and one calendar shows things for the HS MCAS math class.
I will add more things to this website, but right now I put a link up for First in Math (when BPS pays the bill!) and where to print your own graph paper (like KM!).
ALL of you have to remember to get your school supplies:
* 3-ring binders for your work (size: 1.5" or 2")
* graph paper
* calculator
Also remember that you all will have a quiz on the time paper we did the first day.
Ex.
-How many weeks are in one year?
-How many hours in a day?
That is all for now! Have a great weekend!
Kate
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