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Welcome to Math 1 Honors! In this class, we will cover the basic, important concepts to
prepare you for high school and college math. Also, because this is an honors course, we will delve
deeper into the Math 1 standards to prepare for advanced upper-level math classes. There is a
great deal of material to cover, and not a lot of time to cover it. We will be learning something
new almost daily, and the material builds on itself. Therefore, if you miss a day, or don’t practice
the concepts, it is easy to fall behind. I ask that you set goals on the first day and work hard to
reach them ALL year and not just at the beginning and end of the year. I am here to help you
reach your goals!
Materials Needed
Required
• ***TI-83 or TI-84 Graphing Calculator and batteries*** Recommended Teacher Wish List J:
• Colorful erasable pens • Large binders/dividers
• 3 Ring Binder (1.5” or larger) for other students
• Highlighters
• Dividers: • AAA batteries
(1) Warmups (2) Practice (3) Discoveries (4) Quizzes • Tape or Glue
• Scissors • Colorful Printer Paper
• Dry Erase Marker
• Tissues
• Pencils and Erasers • Tape/ Glue
• Headphones
SMART Lunch:
The semester-long project will count as a test grade on the second 9 weeks grade. The
project involves creating a 25-question multiple choice test, and specifics can be found by
clicking “PROJECT” on the class website.
30% Students can earn on extra credit point on a quiz for each time they attend a FULL smart
lunch session.
Quizzes:
15% Practice work (homework and classwork) is your opportunity to practice what you have been
learning. Practice work will be graded randomly:
Practice o sometimes based on accuracy and sometimes on effort
Work: o sometimes before and sometimes after teacher reviews the answers
• Effort grades will be given on a10-point scale.
5% Other: • Binder check quizzes may be graded either by me taking them up, or by a quiz that asks
you to find selected information in your organized binder.
The final exam will count as 20% of your overall grade and is a challenging North Carolina EOC test.
DO NOT ASK ME FOR EXTRA CREDIT OR TO TRY TO CHANGE YOUR GRADE AFTER THE FINAL EXAM!!!!
For the first quarter of the course, late work will be accepted up to 5 days after the due date for half credit.
For the second quarter, NO LATE WORK WILL BE ACCEPTED in order to prepare for Math 1 Honors.
Classroom Rules
You are expected to RESPECT your teacher, your classmates, yourself, directions you are given, and the
school rules. Failure to be respectful will result in:
First Offense: Verbal Warning Second Offense: Parent Contact Third Offense: Referral to administration