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r emains v.

r emains v. When something remains it stays there or stays the same. Examples:. If I have 5 dollars and I spend 4 dollars, then 1 dollar remains . I go to the DR in the summer, but my brother remains in Boston. Luis starts his day happy. Say “true” or “false.”.

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r emains v.

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  1. remains v. When something remains it stays there or stays the same.

  2. Examples: • If I have 5 dollars and I spend 4 dollars, then 1 dollar remains. • I go to the DR in the summer, but my brother remains in Boston.

  3. Luis starts his day happy. Say “true” or “false.” • If Luis gets a good grade on a test, he remains happy. • If Luis sees his friends on the train, he remains happy. • If Luis loses his phone, he remains happy.

  4. I am hungry. Say “true” or “false.” • If I only eat an apple, I remain hungry. • If I eat a big plate of rice, beans, meat, and plantains, I remain hungry.

  5. Say and Complete the sentences with a partner, then share… • I remain in the school after 3:10 if….. • I remain at a party if…..

  6. constantadj. Something constant stays the same or continues in the same way

  7. examples • My aunt is a constant presence in my life. She is always there for me. • I have a constant need to be with my friends. I need my friends all the time. • When you move a figure in Geometry the position changes, but the figure’s area is constant.

  8. Say “constant” or “not constant” • The temperature during the day • your nationality • your age • your eye color • your favorite food • your height • your weight

  9. Say “remains constant” or “does not remain constant.” • The length of a ruler • The hours of sunlight during the day • The number of seconds in a minute • The number of minutes in an hour • The number of minutes in a baseball game

  10. DETECTIVE WORK Now, you be a Tier 2 word detective and create guided interactions using these 3 excerpts from the Glencoe Algebra 2 text.

  11. From Algebra 2 p. 29 #6 Ham needs to reach an internal temperature of 160 degrees F to be fully cooked. To what temperature reading should you cook ham to ensure that the minimum temperature is reached? Tier 2 words: reach ensure

  12. From Algebra 2 p. 37 #25 • David earns $6.40 an hour working at Box Office Videos. Each week 25% of his total pay is deducted for taxes. If David wants his take home pay to be at least $1120 a week, solve 6.4x – 0.25(6.4x)>120 to determine how many hours he must work. • Tier 2 word: deducted

  13. From Algebra 2 p. 46 #39 Hypothermia is defined as a lowered body temperature. Hyperthermia means an extremely high body temperature. Both conditions are potentially dangerous and occur when a person’s body temperature fluctuates by more than 8 degrees from the normal body temperature of 98.6 degrees. Write and solve an absolute value inequality to describe body temperatures that are considered potentially dangerous. Tier 2 words: fluctuates, potentially

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