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Grade 7 OUR 6–8 Accelerated Math. Unit 1: Rigid Transformations and Congruence; Unit 2: Scale Drawings, Similarity, and Slope; Unit 3: Writing and Solving Equations; Unit 4: Inequalities, Expressions, and Equations; Unit 5: Linear Relationships; Unit 6: Functions and Volume; Unit 7: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Unit 8: Pythagorean ...
Grade 7 OUR 6–8 Accelerated Math. Unit 1: Rigid Transformations and Congruence; Unit 2: Scale Drawings, Similarity, and Slope; Unit 3: Writing and Solving Equations; Unit 4: Inequalities, Expressions, and Equations; Unit 5: Linear Relationships; Unit 6: Functions and Volume; Unit 7: Exponents and Scientific Notation; Unit 8: Pythagorean ...
Each course contains nine units. Each of the first eight are anchored by a few big ideas in grade-level mathematics. Units contain between 12 and 27 lesson plans. Each unit has a diagnostic assessment for the beginning of the unit (Check Your Readiness) and an end-of-unit assessment.
Lessons. Rigid Transformations. 1 Moving in the Plane. 2 Naming the Moves. 3 Making the Moves. 4 Coordinate Moves. 5 Describing Transformations. Properties of Rigid Transformations. 6 No Bending or Stretching.
The K–12 Solution for Today’s Mathematics Classroom. Reveal Math Accelerated is a coherent, vertically aligned K–12 core math solution that empowers educators to uncover the mathematician in every student through powerful explorations, rich mathematical discourse, and timely individualized learning opportunities.
What is the reader’s experience with mathematics? The answers to these questions become our writing guides. Our goal is to make the learning targets understandable and to develop these targets in a clear path that leads to student success.
12 Applications of Arithmetic with Powers of 10. 13 Multiplying, Dividing, and Estimating with Scientific Notation. 14 Adding and Subtracting with Scientific Notation. Let’s Put It to Work. 15 Is a Smartphone Smart Enough to Go to the Moon?
