Accelerated Syllabus

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Course Title: Math 7 - Accelerated
Teacher Information:
 Mrs. Vicki Wolf
 vicki_wolf@bismarckschools.org
 323-4650 Ext 5679
Class Content/Standards:
 Quarter 1: Chapters 1-3
o 7.NS.1d - Addition and Subtraction of Integers and Rational Numbers
o 7.NS.2c – Multiplication and Division of Integers and Rational Numbers
o 7.EE.1 – Simplifying Algebraic Expressions
o 7.EE.3 – Solving real world problems with Positive and Negative Rational Numbers
o 7.EE.4a – Solve Algebraic Equations
o 7.RP.1 – Calculate Unit Rate
o 7.RP.2 – Solve Problems using Proportions
o 7.RP.3 – Solve Problems involving Ratios and Percents
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Quarter 2: Chapters 4-7
o 7.RP.3 – Solve Problems involving Ratios and Percents
o 7.G.1 – Solve real world mathematical problems with similar figures and scale drawings
o 7.G.5 – Use supplementary, complementary, vertical and adjacent angles
o 7.G.6a – Solve real world mathematical problems with area and surface area
o 7.G.6b – Solve real world mathematical problems with volume
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Quarter 3: Chapters 8-10
o 7.SP.1 – Understand statistics
o 7.SP.4 – Use measures of central tendency to compare two data sets
o 7.SP.7 – Solve problems using theoretical and experimental probability
o 8.EE.6 – Calculate the slope of a line and use equations in the form y = mx + b to graph
linear equations
o 8.EE.7a – Give examples of linear equations with one solution, no solutions or infinitely
many solutions
o 8.EE.7b – Solve multistep equations involving the distributive property, combining like
terms, and variables on both sides of the equation
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Quarter 4: Chapters 11-13
o 8.G.5 – Sums of angles of polygons and relationships between angles formed by parallel
lines cut by a transversal
o 8.G.7 – Use the Pythagorean Theorem to solve mathematical and real world problems.
o 8.EE.1 – Know and apply properties of integer exponents.
o 8.EE.2 – Solve problems using square roots and cube roots
o 8.EE.3 – Convert numbers between scientific notation and standard form
o 8.EE.4 – Perform operations with numbers expressed in scientific notation
Materials:
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Textbook: Big Ideas Accelerated– red book
o Available online at bigideasmath.com
Paper
Pencils
Calculator (will be used after Chapter 2)
Grading Scale:
 4 – Working above 7th grade level
 3 – Meeting 7th grade standard
 2.5 – Almost meeting 7th grade standard
 2 – Understanding is at a very basic level
 1.5 – Almost understanding the bare basics
 1 – Minimal understanding – Able to complete problems but only with help.
(In Quarter 3 & 4 students will be working on 8th grade standards, their scores will reflect
their work according to the 8th grade standard level, i.e. 3 – Meeting 8th grade standard)
Homework:
 It is the expectation that all assignments will be completed by the next class. If there
are extensions to the due date these will be communicated to the students.
o Students will receive an N for Responsibility for missing work.
o Students will receive a P for Responsibility for late or incomplete work.
o Assignments will be routinely collected and evaluated but will not be included in
the final grade.
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It is the expectation that if students miss class they use their planner or the team
website to get the assignment. They will have 1 day for each day missed to complete
and turn in the assignment missed.
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If students know they will be gone, it is their responsibility to get the assignment and
complete it prior to the absence. If there will be a test, arrangements must be made to
complete this test.
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