WELCOME TO HONORS MATH
I am looking forward to an exciting and challenging year!
Hi Everyone,
Welcome to Honors Math!
This is my 4th year at St. Albert the Great School. I moved to Pennsylvania in 2017 from New York. I have been teaching in Catholic Schools (New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania) for a very long time. I took a brief pause to teach Math at a Community College. I have one dog and 4 cats. I volunteer for a pet rescue which is a true passion of mine.
Math Curriculum:
Below I have listed the Math Grade Topics/Curriculum for the year.
Grade 4 Accelerated Math: Adding, Subtracting, Multiplication, Division of whole numbers, fractions and decimals, place value, properties of 2-Dimensional figures, properties of angles and lines, symmetry, measurement and conversion, data analysis and types of displays, problem solving.
Grade 5 Honors Math: Students will build on previous mathematical knowledge and advance in the application of daily mathematical calculations and reasoning. This knowledge will encompass: whole numbers, decimals, fractions, percents, and their relationships, number theory, rational numbers, expressions and equations, data analysis, probability, introduction to geometry, algebra, and functions.
Grade 6 Honors Math: Decimals, fractions, percents, ratios, proportions, algebraic expressions, algebraic inequalities, functions, geometry, and data analysis
Grade 7 Honors Math: Pre Algebra - Algebraic expressions, equations, inequalities, patterns, rational, irrational numbers, proportions, linear functions, probability, statistics, geometry, measurement, polygons, transformations, and graphing.
Grade 8 Honors Math: Algebra 1 – Algebraic expressions, equations, linear functions, system of linear equations, linear inequalities, exponential functions, Quadratic expressions, quadratic equations, quadratic functions, radical functions and equations, geometry, data analysis, statistics, and probability.
Honors Math Criteria/Requirements:
Students must meet 5 criteria to be accepted into the Honors Math program: