September 1-5
All grade levels watch video and take the classic
quiz afterwards. Email results to your math
teacher. Review your results to understand errors
and ask for help as needed.
User: sylvaniaschools
Pass: brainpop
http://www.brainpop.
com/math/numbersandoperations/associativepropert
y/
Use remaining time to review appropriate grade level
goals on following slides, making mental notes about
6th
Play the Factor
Game. Click on the
“Options” tab.
Choose to play
against the computer
and choose a grid
size.
September 8-12
7th
Watch video and take the classic
quiz afterwards. Email results to
your math teacher. Review your
results to understand errors and
ask for help as needed.
User: sylvaniaschools
Pass: brainpop
8th
Log onto your
MathXL account
and do the
assignment of
Orientation to the
Math XL program.
http://media.
pearsoncmg.
com/curriculum/math
/cmp3/activities/A823
84/index.html
ALL STUDENTS: Use remaining time to review your grade level goals on the
following slides (each grade has two slides). Make mental notes about topics
you have mastered & ones that you still need to work on.
6th grade Prime Time goals
* classify numbers as prime, composite, even, odd, or square
* recognize that factors of a number occur in pairs
* recognize situations that call for common factors and situations that call for common
multiples
* develop strategies for finding factors and multiples
* recognize situations that call for the greatest common factor (GCF) and situations that
call for the least common multiple (LCM)
* develop strategies for finding the LCM and the GCF
* solve problems involving common factors or common multiples
6th grade Prime Time goals
* recognize and use the fact that every whole number
can be written in exactly one way as a product of prime
numbers
* use exponential notation to write repeated factors
* relate the prime factorization of two numbers to the
least common multiple and greatest common factor of
the two numbers
7th grade Stretching & Shrinking goals
* Identify similar figures by comparing corresponding sides and angles.
* Use scale factors and ratios to describe relationships among the side
lengths, perimeters, and areas of similar figures.
* Generalize properties of similar figures.
* Use informal methods, scale factors, and geometric tools to construct
similar figures (scale drawings).
* Predict the ways that stretching or shrinking a figure will affect side
lengths, angle measures, perimeters, and areas.
* Use similarity to solve real-world problems.
7th grade Stretching & Shrinking goals
* Identify similar figures by comparing corresponding sides and
angles.
* Compare similar figures with non-similar figures.
* Distinguish algebraic rules that produce similar figures from those
that produce non-similar figures.
* Use algebraic rules to produce similar figures.
* Recognize when a rule reduces or enlarges a figure.
* Explore the effect on the image of a figure if a number is added to
the x or y coordinates of the figure’s vertices.
8th grade Moving Straight Ahead goals
* identify and describe the pattern of change between the independent and dependent variables
for linear relationships represented by tables, graphs, equations or contextual settings
* construct tables, graphs, and symbolic equations that represent a linear relationship
* identify rate of change between the two variables and y- and x-intercepts from graphs, tables
and equations that represent a linear relationship
* translate information about linear relationships given in a context, table, graph or an equation
to one of the other forms
* write equations that represent linear relationships given specific pieces of information, and
describe what information the variables and numbers represent
* make a connection between slope as a ratio of vertical distance to horizontal distance between
two points on a line and the rate of change between the two variables for a linear relationship
* recognize that y = mx represents a proportional relationship
* solve problems and make decisions about linear relationships using information given in
tables, graphs, and equations
8th grade Moving Straight Ahead goals
* recognize that the equation y = mx + b represents a linear relationship that
says mx + b is an equivalent expression for y
* recognize that finding the missing value of one of the variables in a linear
relationship, y = mx + b , is the same as finding a missing coordinate in the
point (x,y) that lies on the graph of the relationship
* solve linear equations in one variable using symbolic methods (or tables and
graphs)
* recognize that a linear inequality in one unknown is associated with a linear
equation
* solve linear inequalities using graphs or numeric reasoning
* show that two expressions are equivalent
* write and interpret equivalent expressions
6th
Practice your Prime
Time vocabulary
using a variety of
methods on Quizlet.
Find two words NOT
included in the work
of Marcia_Moore.
http://quizlet.
com/subject/Marcia_
Moore/
8th
September 15-19
7th
Finish the Math
XL orientation
assignment.
Practice your Stretching and
Shrinking vocabulary using a variety
of methods on Quizlet.
Start next Math
XL assignment.
http://quizlet.
com/45865453/stretching-andshrinking-vocabulary-flash-cards/
ALL STUDENTS: Use remaining time to review your grade level goals on the
previous slides (each grade has two slides). Make mental notes about topics
you have mastered & ones that you still need to work on.
September 22-26
6th
7th
8th
September 29 - October 3
6th
7th
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October 6-10
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October 13-17
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October 20-24
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October 27-31
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November 3-7
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November 10-14
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November 17-21
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December 1-5
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December 8-12
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December 15-19
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7th
8th
7th grade Variables & Patterns goals
* identify the dependent and independent variable and describe how they are related in a
situation
* interpret the “stories” told by patterns in tables and coordinate graphs of numeric (x,y)
data
* represent the pattern of change between two variables in words, data tables, graphs,
and equations
* investigate situations that change over time
* examine increasing and decreasing patterns of change
* use tables, graphs and equations to find the value of a variable given the value of the
associated variable
* describe advantages and disadvantages of using words, tables, graphs and equations
to represent patterns of change between two variables and make connections across
those representations
7th grade Variables & Patterns goals
* write an equation to express the relationship between two variables in one and two operations: y = mx,
y = b + x, and y = b + mx
* calculate average speed and show how it is reflected in a table or graph
* recognize and express direct proportionality relationships with a unit rate (y = mx) and represent these
relationships in rate tables and graphs
* solve problems that involve variables
* use properties of operations, including the Distributive Property and Order of Operations, to write
equivalent expressions for the dependent variable in terms of the independent variable
* interpret and evaluate expressions in which letters stand for numbers and apply the Order of
Operations as needed
* recognize that equations are statements of equivalence between two expressions
* solve linear equations of the form y = ax, y = b + x, y = b + ax using numeric guess and check, tables
of (x,y) values, graphs or fact families
January 5-9
6th
7th
8th
January 12-16
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January 19-23
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January 26-30
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February 2-6
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February 9-13
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February 16-20
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February 23-27
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March 2-6
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March 9-13
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March 16-20
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March 23-27
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March 30 - April 3
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April 13-17
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April 20-24
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April 27- May 1
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May 4-8
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May 11-15
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May 18-22
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May 25-29
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