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Today in Math we did a four point rubric.

This is what you need to get each score:

3-You got the right answer and did all the requirements.

2- You got close to the right answer and did most of the requirements.

1- Your answer is not correct and you didn’t do a lot of the requirements.

0- Your answer is not complete or isn’t correct and you did little or none of the requirements.

Today in math we used our compasses to do pages 192 and 193 in J1.In order to page 193 we needed to know how to make a perpendicular bisector so we read about them on page 190 in our Student Reference Books.

First we took our quiz.Then we played Fraction Action Fraction Friction which is a game consisting of luck and fraction knowledge.

Rules for Fraction Action Fraction Friction:

The object of the game is to get as close to 2 as possible with out going over 2 because if you go over you automaticly lose.First everyone takes a card and makes sure everyone else sees it.Then if you think you can pick another card and not go over 2 you pick another card and say action,but don’t let anyone see that card or any card after the first card.If you think you are as close to 2 as you can be without going over then you say friction.You keep saying action until you think you should stop then you say friction.The game continues until every player has said friction then you add up all your fraction cards and the person closest to 2 without going over wins.