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Welcome to Mrs. Repetti's Home Page!!!!!

It is hard to believe it is the end of the year already.  I am so proud of all my students in sixth, seventh, and eighth grade!  Effort is the key to doing well!  You have succeeded in another year on your journey to prepare for high school and beyond.  I will miss you!  Have a wonderful summer!!

As a math specialist I  work with students in sixth through eighth grade.   I plan to continue expanding  the features in this  website while monitoring the current links available.  Tutorials, some vocabulary (in English and hopefully some Spanish),  and listings by topics are a few of the current features you will find.  I am constantly researching new sites to enhance the teaching and learning of mathematics for the global community of students, teachers, parents, and others who utilize this web resource.   I know that many of you now enjoy math with a deeper understanding and keener interest.    Please be patient during the development of this project.  Stop back often to see what is new!!!  I welcome your feedback and suggestions.  And of course, thank you for your continued support!

 

During the summer of '09,  I have participated in two NJEA programs:The 2009 Technology Integration Institute held at Stockton College and 2009 Summer Leadership in New Brunswick.  Since I  primarily  teach grades six through eight I am working on collating tiered lessons for common topics across grade levels.  I have continued to tutor myself in Spanish, to enhance this website, and to prepare myself for the use of future technologies (in my dreams I will have a computer with an LCD projector and  Smartboard in our classroom!)  In addition, I have enjoyed spending time with my large family (five children and two grandchildren) and pets here at the shore.  Reading, knitting, gardening, fishing, cooking, eating out, exercising, origami, puzzles and games, and decorating the house are all  part of my lifestyle. 

This summer I will again be attending the NJEA Summer Leadership Conference.  I have numerous projects planned, a selection of math literature to read, and the creation of some activities and projects across the grades to enhance the learning of my future students.  See you in September!!!  In the meantime, check the "Math is Fun" section!!

  Visit this site to stay up to date on your math skills!

Enjoy the Learning!!!!

 

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Math Doesn't Suck          

Kiss My Math 


    
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Folders with graded student work will be sent home along with Progress Reports and Report cards.    Please review each test and/or quiz with your student and sign each paper where you see the "rubber stamp".  Also please sign the cover sheet on the inside of the folder.   All papers and the folder should be returned to school on the following Monday.     Test and quiz papers are kept on file for the year.  It is recommended that students rework errors in order to learn from their mistakes.  Parents, feel free to sign your student's homework daily!  Thank you for your support and cooperation in reviewing your child's math work.  I look forward to an exciting and successful year for each of our students.


    
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Fraction-Decimal Equivalents

Customary Measurements

Metric Measurements

Prime Numbers-2, 3, 5, 7, 11,13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, etc...................


    
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Click on the links below to see special work by students:

Pi Day Poem by KL

The Origin of the Abbreviation "lb" by LH

 


    
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Summer Vacation-Homework

Save pull tabs from cans for a place value project!

Collect BoxTops for Education for next year! Calculate their worth.

Keep Involved with Math!!!!

 

Click on links for "Math is Fun" or Math Topics

Read newspaper articles, cartoons, and magazines-cut out and save anything related to math!

Take photographs of anything you think is related to math! angles, shapes, patterns.....

Write a math story or poem!

Do a science experiment in which math is used! 

Plant a garden and measure  linear growth and record results in a chart or graph. 

Look for examples of symmetry or Fibonacci sequence. 

Track the growth in mass of a pet or an insect.

When shopping, calculate unit rates and percent off for sales (percent of change).

Eat out and calculate the tip mentally!

Use fractions when cooking.

When traveling, record distances, mph, and mpg, altitude etc.  

Keep track of your spending with integers!  If you travel out of the country, learn about the monetary systems and metric measurements used for temperature, distance, mass, and capacity.

When reading, keep track of any math references.

Draw a geometric or proportional design or image or  make a tessellation

 

Sign the guestbook to say hello if you stop by during the summer!

 

 

 

Call the Homework Hotline at

732-681-2388  ext. 1204

 

 

Supply List for Math Classes 2010-2011


    
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SCHOOL, TEXTBOOK AND CLASS LINKS

 

Scott Foresman  Online Textbook-Fifth Grade

Scott Foresman Online Textbook-Sixth Grade

Prentice Hall Online Course 2-Seventh Grade

Prentice Hall Online Course 3-Eighth Grade

Study Island -Fifth Grade

Study Island-Sixth Grade

Study Island-Seventh Grade

Study Island- Eighth Grade

Belmar Elementary School

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Life affords no greater responsibility, no greater privilege, than the raising of the next generation. 

 C. Everett Koop

"we have entered a new era of responsibility" 

Barack Obama, Inaugural Address, January 21st, 2009


    
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Parents, students who are reviewing,  and those visiting this site who are not in my classes may wish to locate math topics listed alphabetically rather than by chapter and lesson.  The math topics page presents grade level appropriate math skills and concepts.  Main topics are listed with sub-topics.  Click on specific links and enjoy the learning!!! 

Math Topics-Index 


    
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