i-Ready:           ​​6th Grade  -  495 - 564;         7th Grade  - 508-574          8th Grade  - 518-585

• BASICS
• 6th - 1st Qtr
• 7th - 1st Qtr.
• 8th - 1st Qtr
• Alg - 1st Qtr

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                     ROUNDING​
​​Video:

• Math Antics - Rounding

​Practice: 

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                     PLACE VALUE​
​​​​Video:

• Math Antics - Place Value
• Math Antics - Decimal Place Value

​Practice: ​​

                     ADDING
​​Video:

• Math Antics - Multi-Digit Addition

​Practice: 

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                SUBTRACTING
​​​​Video:
​Practice: ​​

                MULTIPLYING
​​​​Video:

• What is Multiplication? | Multiplication Concepts for Kids | Rock 'N Learn
  
• Math Antics - Multi-Digit Multiplication Pt 2

​Practice: ​​

                               DIVIDE
​​​Video:

• what is division?

​Practice: ​​

• Division for Kids | Basic Math Learning Video
  
• Math Antics - Basic Division
• Basic multi-digit division​​

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                     DECIMALS​
​​Video:

• Math Antics - Decimal Place Value
• Math Antics - Decimal Arithmetic
• Dividing decimals: hundredths

​Practice: 

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                      FRACTIONS​
​​​​Video:

• Math Antics - Simplifying Fractions
• Math Antics - Adding Mixed Numbers
• Math Antics - Multiplying Fractions
• Dividing fractions
  

​Practice: ​​

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​​Video:
​Practice: 

OTHERS:  Factoring​

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​Practice: ​​

Ms. CARROLL'S class
Lesson 2 6 Part 1
​Lesson 2-6 Part 2
​Lesson 2-6 Part 3

 (FUTURE)​
​​Video:

1.  How Do You Check if a Number is Divisible by 2, 3, 5, 6, and 10?
2.  What Does Divisibility Mean?
3.  What is a Factor?
4. What's a Prime Number?
5.  What's Another Definition for Prime and Composite Numbers?
6. How Do You Find the Prime Factorization of a Number Using a Tree?
7.  How Do You Write the Prime Factorization of a Number Using Exponents?

​Practice: 
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​​Vocabulary:  
Factors, Divisibility, Prime, Composite, Prime Factorization, Exponent, Factor Tree​

 (FUTURE)​
​​​​Video:

1. What is the Opposite, or Additive Inverse, of a Number?
2. What's an Integer?
3. ​How Do You Represent Real World Situations Using Integers?
4. How Do You Find the Absolute Value of Positive and Negative Numbers?​ 
5. ​ How Do You Put Integers in Order Using a Number Line?
6. How Do You Compare Integers Using a Number Line?

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Practice: 
​
​​Vocabulary:​​
​absolute value, opposites, integer

​NOTES:

• ​​Notes on Number Lines

 (FUTURE)
​​​​Video:

1. How Do You Turn a Fraction Into a Terminating Decimal?
2.  How Do You Turn a Terminating Decimal Into a Fraction?
3. How Do You Order Fractions and Decimals From Greatest to Least?
4. How Do You Turn an Improper Fraction Into a Mixed Fraction?
5. ​How Do You Turn a Mixed Fraction Into an Improper Fraction?

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Practice: 

​​Vocabulary:​​
​rational numbers
​
​NOTES:

• ​​Notes on Comparing Numbers with Decimals and Fractions (Rational Numbers)
• 6th Grade Standards

 (FUTURE)​
​​Video:

1.  How Do You Check if a Number is Divisible by 2, 3, 5, 6, and 10?
2.  What Does Divisibility Mean?
3.  What is a Factor?
4. What's a Prime Number?
5.  What's Another Definition for Prime and Composite Numbers?
6. How Do You Find the Prime Factorization of a Number Using a Tree?
7.  How Do You Write the Prime Factorization of a Number Using Exponents?

​Practice: 
​
​​Vocabulary:  
Factors, Divisibility, Prime, Composite, Prime Factorization, Exponent, Factor Tree​

 (FUTURE)​
​​​​Video:

1. What is the Opposite, or Additive Inverse, of a Number?
2. What's an Integer?
3. ​How Do You Represent Real World Situations Using Integers?
4. How Do You Find the Absolute Value of Positive and Negative Numbers?​ 
5. ​ How Do You Put Integers in Order Using a Number Line?
6. How Do You Compare Integers Using a Number Line?

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Practice: 
​
​​Vocabulary:​​
​absolute value, opposites, integer

​NOTES:

• ​​Notes on Number Lines

 (FUTURE)
​​​​Video:

1. How Do You Turn a Fraction Into a Terminating Decimal?
2.  How Do You Turn a Terminating Decimal Into a Fraction?
3. How Do You Order Fractions and Decimals From Greatest to Least?
4. How Do You Turn an Improper Fraction Into a Mixed Fraction?
5. ​How Do You Turn a Mixed Fraction Into an Improper Fraction?

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Practice: 

​​Vocabulary:​​
​rational numbers
​
​NOTES:

• ​​Notes on Comparing Numbers with Decimals and Fractions (Rational Numbers)
• 6th Grade Standards

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                ***A***
        POSITIVE/NEGATIVE
​          ORDER & COMPARE​​
Video:

1. what is the number line?
2. what are positive and negative numbers?
3. what's an integer?
4. what is the opposite, or additive inverse, of a number?
5. Math Antics - Negative Numbers
6. how do you put integers in order using a number line?
7. how do you compare integers using a number line?

​Practice: ​

1. ​​Number opposites

​

        ***B***     
ABSOLUTE VALUE
​Video: 

1. ​what does absolute value mean?​
2. how do you find the absolute value of positive and negative numbers?
3. GROUP of Virtual Nerd

Practice: 

1. Finding absolute values
2. ​Compare and order absolute values
3. Interpreting absolute value

                ***C***  
              ZERO PAIRS​​
Video:

1. Opposites and Zero Pairs
2. Integers and Zero Pairs
3. Understanding zero pairs
4. Mr Q's Introduction to Zero Pairs Part B

​Practice: ​

1. ​​Number opposites

             ***D***  
NUMBER CATEGORIES
​​​Video:

1. how do different categories of numbers compare to each other?​

​Practice: ​​

1. ​Classify numbers

                 ***E***   
            INTEGERS:
​       Multiply/Divide
​​Video:

1. how do you multiply and divide numbers with different signs?

​Practice: 

1. Multiplying negative numbers
2. Dividing negative numbers

         ***F***         
INTEGERS: Add
​
​​Video:

1. ​Understanding zero pairs
2. what are the rules for using absolute values to add integers?

​Practice: ​

1. ​​Adding negative numbers
2. Adding negative numbers on the number line

         ***G***    
INTEGERS: Subtract
​
​​Video:

1. Understanding zero pairs
2. how do you rewrite subtraction as addition?

​Practice: ​

1. Understand subtraction as adding the opposite
2. Subtracting negative numbers

         ***H***        
       DISTRIBUTION
​​Video:

1. what is the distributive property?
2. how do you use the distributive property to simplify an expression?

​Practice: ​

1. Distributive property with variables
2. Create equivalent expressions by factoring
3. Distributive property with variables (negative numbers)
4. Equivalent expressions: negative numbers & distribution

          ***i***  
COMBINE LIKE TERMS
​​​​Video:

1. what are like terms?
2. what's a coefficient?
3. what is a constant?
4. how do you add like terms?
5. how do you subtract like terms?

​Practice: ​​

1. Combining like terms
2. ​Equivalent expressions

         ***J*** 
Writing EXPRESSIONS
​​​Video:

1. how do you translate a phrase with one variable and number into a mathematical expression?
2. how do you turn a longer verbal phrase into an algebraic expression?

​Practice: ​​

1. Writing basic expressions with variables
2. Writing expressions with variables

          ***K***                
                    Solving
​   One-Step Equations
​
​​Video: (youtube)

1. Solving one-step Equations
2. Linear equations 1

​Practice: ​

1. One-step addition & subtraction equations
2. One-step multiplication & division equations
3. ​​One-step addition & subtraction equations: fractions & decimals
4. One-step multiplication & division equations: fractions & decimals

            ***L***      
                  Solving
​   Two-Step Equations
​
​​​Video:

1. how do you solve a two-step equation?

​Practice: ​​

1. Two-Step Equations

       ***M***    
     Solving Equations    
        with Variables
         on both Sides
​​​Video:

1. how do you solve an equation with variables on both sides?

​Practice: ​​

1. Equations with variables on both sides

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​Practice: ​​

          ***A***
NUMBER CATEGORIES
​​​Video:

1. how do different categories of numbers compare to each other?​

​Practice: ​​

1. ​Classify numbers

              ***B***
​CONVERT REPEATING 
         DECIMAL INTO
​           FRACTION
​​​​Video:

1. how do you turn a repeating decimal into a fraction (easy)?
2. how do you turn a repeating decimal into a fraction (hard)?

​​Practice: ​​

1. Converting repeating decimals to fractions
2. Converting multi-digit repeating decimals to fractions

            ***C***     
​     SQUARE ROOT
​​​​

Video:

1. how do you find the square root of a perfect square?
2. how do you estimate the square root of a non-perfect square?

​Practice: ​​

1. Simplify square roots
2. Simplify square roots (variables)
3. Simplify square-root expressions

          ***D***       
​     EXPONENTS 1
​​​Video:

1. - what are exponents?
2. - how do you convert a number in expanded form into exponential form?
3. - how do you convert a number in exponential form into expanded form?
4. ​- what do you do with a zero exponent?
5. - what do you do with a negative exponent?

​Practice: ​​

1. Exponents (basic)
2. Powers of fractions
3. ​Negative exponents

              ***E***     
​       EXPONENTS 2
​​​Video:

1. - what's the product of powers rule?
   
2. - what's the quotient of powers rule?
   
3. - what's the power of a power rule?
   
4. - how do you take a monomial to a power?

​Practice: ​​​

1. Multiply powers
2. Divide powers
3. Powers of powers
4. Powers of products & quotients​​

          ***F***
​ SCIENTIFIC NOTATION

​
​​Video:

1. what's scientific notation?
2. how do you convert from decimal notation to scientific notation?
3. ​Scientific Notation: Multiplication and Division​
4. Scientific Notation: Addition and Subtraction

​Practice: ​

1. Scientific notation
2. Scientific notation word problems
3. Multiplying & dividing in scientific notation
4. ​Adding & subtracting in scientific notation

          ***G***       
​       DISTRIBUTION
​​Video:

1. what is the distributive property?
2. how do you use the distributive property to simplify an expression?

​Practice: ​

1. Distributive property with variables
2. Create equivalent expressions by factoring
3. Distributive property with variables (negative numbers)
4. Equivalent expressions: negative numbers & distribution

          ***H*** 
​COMBINE LIKE TERMS
​​​​Video:

1. what are like terms?
2. what's a coefficient?
3. what is a constant?
4. how do you add like terms?
5. how do you subtract like terms?

​Practice: ​​

1. Combining like terms
2. ​Equivalent expressions

          ***i***
​Writing EXPRESSIONS
​​​Video:

1. how do you translate a phrase with one variable and number into a mathematical expression?
2. how do you turn a longer verbal phrase into an algebraic expression?

​Practice: ​​

1. Writing basic expressions with variables
2. Writing expressions with variables

          ***J***             
​                 Solving
​   One-Step Equations
​
​​Video: (youtube)

1. Solving one-step Equations
2. Linear equations 1

​Practice: ​

1. One-step addition & subtraction equations
2. One-step multiplication & division equations
3. ​​One-step addition & subtraction equations: fractions & decimals
4. One-step multiplication & division equations: fractions & decimals

          ***K***                                 ​Solving
​   Two-Step Equations
​
​​​Video:

1. how do you solve a two-step equation?

​Practice: ​​

1. Two-Step Equations

          ***L***
    Solving Equations    
        with Variables
         on both Sides
​​​Video:

1. how do you solve an equation with variables on both sides?

​Practice: ​​

1. Equations with variables on both sides

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• 6th - 2nd Qtr
• 7th - 2nd Qtr
• 8th - 2nd Qtr
• Algebra - 2nd Qtr
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               RATIOS​
​​Video:

• what's a ratio?
• what are equivalent ratios?
• how do you write a ratio in simplest form?
• how do you write ratios from a table?
• how do you find equivalent ratios by making a table?
• how do you use a table of equivalent ratios to predict a value?

​Practice: 

• ​NONE
  
• (Look under Proportion)

      PROPORTION
​​​​Video:

• what's a proportion?
• how do you solve a proportion using cross products?
• how do you solve a word problem using a proportion?

​Practice: ​​

• ​Identify proportional relationships
• Proportional relationships
• Solving proportions
• Writing proportions
• Interpret constants of proportionality
• Compare constants of proportionality
• Interpreting graphs of proportional relationships

   Percents, Fractions
        and Decimals
​​​​Video:

• what's a percent?
• how do you find percents mentally using fractions?
• how do you put fractions, decimals, and percents in order?
• how do you find percents mentally using fractions?
• how do you turn a fraction into a percent?
• how do you turn a percent into a decimal?

​Practice: ​​

• Convert percents to fractions
• Convert fractions to percents
• Convert decimals to percents
• Convert percents to decimals

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               RATIOS​
​​Video:

• what's a ratio?
• what are equivalent ratios?
• how do you write a ratio in simplest form?
• ​NEW:  How to Simplify Ratios | Simplifying Ratios
• how do you write ratios from a table?
• how do you find equivalent ratios by making a table?
• how do you use a table of equivalent ratios to predict a value?

​Practice: 

• ​NEW:  Simplify fractions
• NEW:  Equivalent fractions (number lines)
• (Look under Proportion)

           UNIT RATE​​​​
         LINEAR EQUATIONS
Do ALL in this series:

• Unit Rates  (they are on the left)

• Linear Equations  (they are on the left - TAKE NOTES)

Video:
​Practice: ​​

       PROPORTION
​​​​Video:

• what's a proportion?
• how do you solve a proportion using cross products?
• how do you solve a word problem using a proportion?

​Practice: ​​

• ​Identify proportional relationships
• Proportional relationships
• Solving proportions
• Writing proportions
• Interpret constants of proportionality
• Compare constants of proportionality
• Interpreting graphs of proportional relationships

 CONSTANT OF PROPORTIONALITY
Do ALL videos & practice:

• KHAN:  Unit: Rates & proportional relationships​

Video:

• ​Proportional relationships: graphs
• Interpreting graphs of proportional relationships

​Practice: ​

• Identify proportional relationships from graphs
• Interpreting graphs of proportional relationships

       PERCENTAGES
​​​​Video:

• Math Antics - What Are Percentages?
• Math Antics - What Are Percentages?
• ​Math Antics - Finding A Percent Of A Number​
• Math Antics - Percents Missing Total

​Practice: ​​

• Equivalent representations of percent problems
• Finding percents
• ​Percent word problems

    PERCENTS - CONT.​
​​​​Video:

• Solving percent problems
• Percent word problem: magic club
• Percent word problems: tax and discount
• Percent word problem: guavas

​Practice: ​​

• Percent problems
• Tax and tip word problems
  
• ​Discount, markup, and commission word problems

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                    Solving
​   One-Step Equations
​
​​Video: (youtube)

1. Solving one-step Equations
2. Linear equations 1

​Practice: ​

1. One-step addition & subtraction equations
2. One-step multiplication & division equations
3. ​​One-step addition & subtraction equations: fractions & decimals
4. One-step multiplication & division equations: fractions & decimals

            ******      
                  Solving
​   Two-Step Equations
​
​​​Video:

1. how do you solve a two-step equation?

​Practice: ​​

1. Two-Step Equations

       ******    
     Solving Equations    
        with Variables
         on both Sides
​​​Video:

1. how do you solve an equation with variables on both sides?

​Practice: ​​

1. Equations with variables on both sides

LINEAR EQUATIONS/FUNCTIONS

       COORDINATE
             PLANE

​​​​Video:

• what is an ordered pair & how do you graph it?
• what is domain? (5:23)
• what is the range of a relation? (4:46)
• what's a set?
• what is a relation?
• Identify Independent and Dependent Variables

​Practice: ​​
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        EQUATIONS &
         FUNCTIONS​
​​
​Video:

• ​Equations vs. functions
• What is a function?
• what is function notation?
• how do you find f(x) if you have a value for x?
  
• ​​how do you figure out if a relation is a function?

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​Practice: ​​

• ​Evaluate functions
• Evaluate functions from their graph

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             TABLES
​​Video:

• Graphing linear equations with tables
• Graphing on the Coordinate Plane
• What Are Functions?
• Basic Linear Functions
• Slope and Distance

Do ALL in this series:

• Dependent & independent variables

​Practice: ​

              SLOPE
​
Do ALL in this series:

• Intro to slope  (they are on the left - TAKE NOTES)

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​Practice: ​​

         INTERCEPTS​
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Do ALL in this series:

• ​​​​Intro to intercepts  (they are on the left - TAKE NOTES)

Video:
​Practice: ​​

VOLUME

FORMULAS:
(​You MUST Know)

NOTES/VOCABULARY:
​Vocabulary:
Radius - a straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle or sphere.
Diameter - a straight line passing from side to side through the center of  a circle or sphere.
Height - the measurement from base to top
Cylinder - Think of a can
Cone - Think of Ice Cream Cone
Sphere - Think of a round ball (baseball)​​

​             VIDEOS:

1. Volume Connections (YouTube)
2. Volume for Cylinder & Cone (Connection) 
3. Volume of a Sphere & Cylinder (Connection)
4. Math Antics - Volume
5. Volume of a Cylinder | MathHelp.com (youtube)
6. Volume of a Cone | MathHelp.com
7. Volume of a Sphere | MathHelp.com
   

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​​Notes:

• Volume of Cylinder, Cone, & Sphere

PRACTICE:

• Volume of cylinders
• Volume of cones
• Volume of spheres

​        ADDITIONAL 
    VIDEOS (YouTube):
1. How to Substitute Known or Given Values for the Variables in an Algebraic Expression
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2. Substitution | Algebra | Maths | FuseSchool
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3. Find The Height Of A Cylinder When Given The Volume And Radius
​
​4. Find Radius of a Cylinder from Volume and Height 

FINDING VOLUME
Volume of a CYLINDER = radius x radius x height x 3.14
Volume of a CONE = radius x radius x height x ONE ÷ THREE x 3.14
Volume of a SPHERE = radius x radius x height (which is the diameter) x TWO ÷ THREE x 3.14
 
FINDING HEIGHT
Volume of a CYLINDER ÷ radius ÷ radius ÷ 3.14 = height
Volume of a CONE ÷ radius ÷ radius x THREE ÷ ONE ÷ 3.14 = height
 
FINDING RADIUS
Volume of a CYLINDER ÷ height ÷ 3.14 THEN √SQUAREROOT = radius
Volume of a CONE ÷ height x THREE ÷ ONE ÷ 3.14 THEN √SQUAREROOT = radius
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• 6th - 3rd Qtr
• 7th - 3rd Qtr
• 8th - 3rd Qtr
• Algebra - 3rd Qtr
• BASIC SKILLS TAB

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HOMEWORK

• Week 4 (Jan 24 - Jan 28) 
  • Homework 2 (Due Wed Jan 26)
    • Simple Interest Example
  • Homework 3 (Due Wed Jan 26)
  • Homework 4 (Due Fri Jan 28)
• Week 5 (Jan 31 - Feb 4)

    A) SIMPLE INTREST
               I=PRT​
​​Video:

1. Simple Interest Formula                I = PRT
2. Simple Interest Formula

​Practice: 
​

 B) Taxes, Discounts &
                 Tips
​​​​Video:

• Calculating Sales Tax
• CALCULATE Tax, Tip, Discount & Markup: Using % of Increase & Decrease -Grade 7 Math
• Sales Tax, Tips, and Markup
• Shortcut for Percent Word Problems: tax, discounts, sales!
• Sales Tax & Discount
• ​​How to Calculate a Discount and Sale Price

​Practice: ​​

C) Percent of Change
​​​​
​Video:

• Percent Decrease | Percent of Change

​Practice: ​​

            D) CIRCLES -
Circumference & Area​
Vocabulary:
Circle, Center, Radius (r), Diameter (d), Circumference, pi, Area
​​​
Video:

• Circle
• what is circumference?​
• how do you find the circumference of a circle if you know the diameter?
• how do you find the circumference of a circle if you know the radius?

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• ​how do you find the area of a circle if you know the radius?
• how do you find the area of a circle if you know the diameter?

​Practice: 

• Circumference of a circle​
• Circumference of parts of circles
• Area of a circle
• Area of parts of circles

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   E) SLICING 3-D Shapes
​​​​
SPECIAL 3-D Manipulator:
Cross Sections

Video:

​Practice: ​​

              F) AREA​
​​Video:

• What is Area?
• What is the Formula for the Area of a Rectangle?
• How Do You Find the Area of a Rectangle?
• What is the Formula for the Area of a Triangle?
• How Do You Find the Area of a Triangle?

​Practice: 

• Area of rectangles​
• Find a missing side length when given area
• Area of triangles
• Find missing length when given area of a triangle
• Area of trapezoids

              G) SURFACE AREA 
​​​​Video:

•  What is a Solid?
•  What is a Prism?
•  What is a Cylinder?
•  What is a Pyramid?
•  What is a Cone?
•  What is a Net?
• How Do You Find the Surface Area of a Rectangular Prism Using a Net?
•  How Do You Find the Surface Area of a Cylinder Using a Net?

​​Practice: 

• ​Surface area using nets
• ​​Find surface area by adding areas of faces
• Surface area
• Surface area word problems

          H)         VOLUME
​​​​Video:
​

•  What is Volume?

• How Do You Find the Volume of a Rectangular Prism?​

•  What is the Formula for the Volume of a Prism?
•  What is the Formula for the Volume of a Rectangular Prism?
•  How Do You Find the Volume of a Triangular Prism?

​Practice: 

• ​​Volume as area of base times height
• Volume of rectangular prisms
• ​

        Constant of
      Proportionality -     
​            Graphing
​​​​Video:

• Introduction to proportional relationships
• Identifying constant of proportionality graphically
• Constant of proportionality from graph

​Practice: 

• Constant of proportionality from graphs​​​

       Constant of       
     Proportionality - 
            Equations
​​​​Video:

• Constant of proportionality from equation

​​Practice: 

• Constant of proportionality from equations​​

        Constant of
     Proportionality -
​             Tables​
​​​​Video:

• Constant of proportionality from tables
• Constant of proportionality from table (with equations)

​Practice: 

• Constant of proportionality from tables
• Constant of proportionality from tables (with equations)

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         on both Sides
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• how do you solve an equation with variables on both sides?

​Practice: ​​

• Equations with variables on both sides

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    ANGLE MEASURES​
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​Video:

• what are acute, obtuse, right, and straight angles?
• what are complementary angles?
• how do you use complementary angles to find a missing angle?
• ​​what are supplementary angles?
• how do you use supplementary angles to find a missing angle?
• what are perpendicular lines?
• what are vertical angles?
• what are parallel lines
• what is a transversal?
• how do you find missing angles in a transversal diagram?
• what does congruent mean?

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ANGLE MEASURE​
​- What are Supplementary Angles?
- What are Vertical Angles?
- What are Complementary Angles?
​- How Do You Use Complementary Angles to Find a Missing Angle?
- How Do You Find Angle Measures for Adjacent Angles?
- How Do You Use Supplementary Angles to Find a Missing Angle?
​- How Do You Find Missing Angles in a Transversal Diagram?
- How Do You Find a Value for x that Makes Two Lines Parallel?
- What is a Transversal?

​- How Do You Identify Corresponding Parts in Congruent Triangles?
- What Does Congruent Mean?
​​
​Practice: ​​

System of Equations GRAPHING​
​​Video:

• how do you solve a system of equations by graphing?

​Practice: 

• Systems of equations with graphing​

System of Equations SUBSTITUTION​
​​​​Video:

• how do you solve two equations with two variables?
• how do you solve a system of equations using the substitution method?
• Example 3

​Practice: 

• Systems of equations with substitution

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NOTES & PRACTICE:

• Substitution method review (systems of equations)

System of Equations ELIMINATION
​​​​Video:

• Solving Systems of Equations... Elimination Method (NancyPi)
• Solving Systems of Equations Elimination Method
• Solving Systems of Equations by Elimination by Shmoop
• ​​how do you solve a system of equations using the elimination by subtraction method?
• how do you solve a system of equations using the elimination by addition method?
• Elimination strategies
• Systems of equations with elimination: x-4y=-18 & -x+3y=11

​Practice: 

• Elimination strategies
• ​​Systems of equations with elimination

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   A)  DISTRIBUTION
​​
​Video:

1. what is the distributive property?
2. how do you use the distributive property to simplify an expression?

​Practice: ​

1. Distributive property with variables
2. Create equivalent expressions by factoring
3. Distributive property with variables (negative numbers)
4. Equivalent expressions: negative numbers & distribution

B)  COMBINE LIKE
​             TERMS
​​​​Video:

1. what are like terms?
2. what's a coefficient?
3. what is a constant?
4. how do you add like terms?
5. how do you subtract like terms?

​Practice: ​​

1. Combining like terms
2. ​Equivalent expressions

C)         Writing
​        EXPRESSIONS
​​​Video:

1. how do you translate a phrase with one variable and number into a mathematical expression?
2. how do you turn a longer verbal phrase into an algebraic expression?

​Practice: ​​

1. Writing basic expressions with variables
2. Writing expressions with variables

             D)    Solving
​   One-Step Equations
​
​​Video: (youtube)

1. Solving one-step Equations
2. Linear equations 1

​Practice: ​

1. One-step addition & subtraction equations
2. One-step multiplication & division equations
3. ​​One-step addition & subtraction equations: fractions & decimals
4. One-step multiplication & division equations: fractions & decimals

        E)  Solving
​        Two-Step     
​        Equations
​
​​​Video:

1. how do you solve a two-step equation?

​Practice: ​​

1. Two-Step Equations

        F) Inequality
​​​​Video:

1. what's an inequality?
2. how do you solve an inequality using subtraction?
3. how do you solve an inequality with positive numbers using multiplication?
4. how do you use division with negative numbers to solve an inequality word problem?
5. how do you solve and graph a two-step inequality?
6. how do you use multiplication with positive numbers to solve an inequality word problem?
7. ​how do you solve a word problem using a multi-step inequality?

​Practice: 

1. Graphing basic inequalities
2. Inequality from graph
3. ​​Plotting inequalities
4. Inequalities word problems
5. Testing solutions to inequalities (basic)
6. ​Testing solutions to inequalities
7. One-step inequalities
8. ​​Two-step inequalities
9. Two-step inequality word problems

      G. Decimals &
​           Percents
​​Video:

1. Converting Percents to Decimals

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• 6th - 4th Qtr
• 7th - 4th Qtr
• 8th - 4th Qtr
• Algebra - 4th Qtr
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              ANGLES​ - 7.G.2.5

VOCABULARY:
​​​​vertical angles, supplementary, complementary, adjacent angles​

NOTES:
​- Angles

VIDEO:
- Angles - 7th grade math
- Math Antics - Angle Basics
- Math Antics - Angles & Degrees
- Using Angle Relationships to Find Unknown Angles
- Finding Missing Angles, Parallel Lines and Transversal Ex.
- Finding Missing Angles, Parallel Lines and Transversal Ex.
- Finding Measures in Parallel and Transversal Lines
​- What are Complementary Angles?
- How Do You Find Angle Measures for Adjacent Angles?
- How Do You Use Supplementary Angles to Find a Missing Angle?
- How Do You Use Complementary Angles to Find a Missing Angle?
- What are Supplementary Angles?
- What are Vertical Angles?
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PRACTICE: 

1. Identifying supplementary, complementary, and vertical angles
2. Complementary and supplementary angles (visual)
3. Complementary and supplementary angles (no visual)
4. Vertical angles
5. Finding angle measures between intersecting lines
6. Finding missing angles
7. Finding missing angles
8. ​Create equations to solve for missing angles
9. Unknown angle problems (with algebra)

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​                  TRIANGLES​

VOCABULARY:
ANGLES: Acute, Obtuse, Right
SIDES: Scalene, Isosceles, Equilateral
OTHER: Congruent, Congruence, Corresponding​

NOTES:


VIDEO:
Construct a triangle with constraints
Triangle inequality theorem
​Unique, Multiple or No Triangles

STATS & PROBABILITY
S&P 1.1; 1.2; 2.3; 2.4; 3.5;
           3.6; 3.7 & 3.8
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• Basic probability
• Probability models
• ​​Quiz 1
• Compound events and sample spaces
• Comparing and sampling populations
• Quiz 2
• ​Unit test

     STATS & PROB
          UPDATE
​​​​Video:
Intro to theoretical probability
Theoretical and experimental probabilities
Sample spaces for compound events
Intuitive sense of probabilities

* what is probability?
* what is experimental probability?
* how do you find the probability of independent events?

* what is a sample space?
* Simple vs Compound Probability
* Independent and Dependent Probability
* how do you determine if events are independent or dependent?
* how do you find the probability of a simple event?
* how do you use a tree diagram to count the number of outcomes in a sample space?
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* what are compound events?

****Reasonable samples


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      Scatter Plots &
        Data Analysis​
    SP - 1.1; 1.2; 1.3; 1.4
VOCABULARY:
​​​bivariate, scatter plot, data points, outlier(s), Line of best fit, relative frequency, cluster, negative and positive correlation slope, y-intercept, linear, non-linear

NOTES:
​​​- Scatter Plots
- Line of Best Fit
- Two Way Tables
- ​8th Grade Standards
​​
VIDEO:
​- Math 8 Lesson 31: Scatter Plots (Simplifying Math)
- Lesson 45 Scatter Plots and - Lines of Best Fit
​- Line of Best Fit
​- Making a Scatter Plot
- Making a scatter plot 2
- Making a scatter plot and a  line of best fit + prediction


​Practice: 

1. Eyeballing the line of best fit
2. Estimating slope of line of best fit
3. Estimating equations of lines of best fit, and using them to make predictions
4. Interpreting slope and y-intercept for linear models

​​

 Rigid Transformations​
​      G 1.1; 1.2; 1.3; 1.4; 1.5​​​

​VOCABULARY:
transformation,​​ image,  reflections,  translations, dilations,
rotations

​NOTES:
​CHEAT SHEET
1.1 Translations - Download File
1.2 Reflections - Download File
1.3 Rotations - Download File
1.4 Congruent Figures - Download File
​ ​​*********EXTRA​*********
Reflection
Translation
Rotation

​VIDEO:
​** Rotation pt (youtube)
** Rotation (youtube)
** Rotation Rules (ditto)
​
- Transformations
- What is a Reflection? 
- What is a Translation?       (Slide)?
- What is a Dilation?
- What is a Rotations?
​
​- ​Transformations (Khan)​​- Rotation pt (youtube)
- Rotation (youtube)
- Rotation Rules (ditto)
​- Transformations
- What is a Reflection? 
- What is a Translation?       (Slide)?
- What is a Rotation?
​Practice: ​​

 Dilations & Similarity
​​   G 1.1; 1.2; 1.3; 1.4; 1.5

​VOCABULARY:

NOTES:
2.5 Dilations - Download File
2.6 Similar Figures - Download File
​​*********EXTRA​*********
Dilation    

VIDEO:
​2.5 Similar Figures
2.6 Perimeters and Areas of Similar Figures
​2.7 Dilations
​​*********EXTRA​*********
** Dilation (Reduce)  ** Dilation (Enlarge)     
What is a Dilation?
​** Dilation (Reduce) 
** Dilation (Enlarge)
​
​- What are Similar Figures?
- How Do You Identify a Similarity Transformation?
- How Do You Find Missing Measurements of Similar Figures Using a Scale Factor?
- How Do You Find a Scale Factor in Similar Figures?
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EXERCISE 2:  The Interview
Answer the following Questions
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                                       ACTIVITY 1

1. Click on the Job Interview Questions, Answers and Tips to Prepare.  This is a long list of different types of interview questions that employers like to ask prospective employees.
2. Choose 5 questions from Questions About You, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.
3. Choose 2 questions from Questions About Leaving Your Job, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.
4. Choose 1 question from Why You Should Be Hired, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.
5. Choose 1 questions from Questions About Salary, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.
6. Choose 3 questions from Qualifications Questions, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.
7. Choose 3 questions from Questions About Your Work History, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.
8. Choose 3 questions from Job Performance Questions, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.
9. Choose 2 questions from Management and Teamwork Questions, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.
10. Choose 2 questions from The New Job and the Company, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.
11. Choose 1 questions from Questions About The Future, CLICK on it and write four sentences about each.

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EXERCISE 1:  CAREER INTEREST SURVEY

Do ACTIVITY 1 and 2

WRITE down ALL the information as you will have to answer various questions on the QUIZ & TEST next week.

                   ACTIVITY 1
CLICK LINK:   Free Career Test (Students)

1. Scroll down to start the test ​     
2. Do the 60 questions & SUBMIT
3. WRITE down your unique code
4. CLICK: Review your Results
5. WRITE down the top 3 results & the interest level
6. WRITE down the education level that each one requires
7. WRITE down 3 things that you have learned or stood out about EACH category

                            ACTIVITY 2
CLICK LINK:  Career Clusters Activity

1. CLICK Start Now
2. Check on items in the 4 groups
3. Look thru EACH of the clusters and WRITE down 3 of the Careers that might interest you.  NOTE:​
   1. ​BRIGHT OUTLOOKS after the career are geared towards your interests
   2. The SUNS are other items that might interest you.
4. Choose ONE of those then click on it. Each one has a variety of information. Search and write down answers to each of the following.

• Write down the CODE and title
• Median Wages hourly/annually
• State Wages or Local
• Projected Growth & percent
  • Blue is up/Red is down
• Projected Job Openings
• Write down the Education needed (Usually under JOB ZONE)
• Write down the Skills that it requires

6th Grade - UNDER CONSTRUCTION

7th Grade
​Sanborn

09.10.20 Prac - Number Systems
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1. Absolute value to find distance challenge
2. Signs of sums
3. Interpret negative number addition and subtraction expressions
4. Number equations & number lines
5. Adding negative numbers on the number line
6. Adding negative numbers
7. Interpret negative number addition and subtraction expressions
8. Addition & subtraction: find the missing value
9. Equivalent expressions with negative numbers
10. Adding & subtracting negative numbers
11. Negative number addition and subtraction: word problems
12. Substitution with negative numbers​

8th Grade
​Sanborn

09.10.20 Prac - Number Systems

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