Grade 7 - Mathematics
Intermediate Math 1 (Credit: 0.25)This unit covers operations with decimals, Integers, exponents, factors, and fractions. Students develop their skills in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of decimals, integers and fractions through real-world examples that guide students through the problem-solving process.
Intermediate Math 2 (Credit: 0.25)This unit covers solving equations and inequalities, and addresses ratios, rates, and proportions. Students learn how to compare, order, and convert between fractions, decimals, and percents, and solve percent real-world problems using equations and proportions.
Intermediate Math 3 (Credit: 0.25)This unit covers classifying angles and triangles, quadrilaterals arithmetic and geometric sequences, and how to represent patterns using tables, rules and graphs. Student learn how to identify congruent figures, find missing measures, find areas of triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids, find the circumference and area of circles, and find surface area and volume of rectangular prisms and cylinders.
Intermediate Math 4 (Credit: 0.25)This unit covers graphic points and lines, theoretical and experimental probability, probabilities of independent and dependent events and permutations and combinations. Students investigate linear and nonlinear relationships, slopes, transformations, and symmetry and learn ways of displaying data and identifying misleading graphs and statistics. Students apply the concepts and skills they learn in each lesson to solve real-world problems.
Math 7 (Credit: 1.00)The course covers operations with decimals, integers, exponents, factors, and fractions. Students solve equations and inequalities, and they solve percent problems using equations and proportions. They also find the perimeters and areas of different geometric shapes and the surface areas of solids. Students investigate linear relationships, and they learn how to display and analyze data
MS: Algebra 1A (Credit: 0.50)Algebra 1A is the first course in a two-semester series. The
course begins by introducing the basic language of algebra,
including real numbers, variables, exponents, the order of
operations, patterns, and functions. The course then focuses
on rational numbers, properties, square roots, graphs, and
functions. Students will also learn how to solve equations,
proportions, and inequalities. The course ends with units on
linear equations, graphs, and equations of lines.
MS: Algebra 1B (Credit: 0.50)Algebra 1B is the second course is a two-semester series.
The course begins by reviewing systems of equations and
inequalities. It covers exponents and exponential functions
before moving into polynomials and factoring. Students
also learn about quadratic equations and functions,
radical expressions and equations, and rational functions,
expressions, and equations.
MS: Pre-Algebra (Credit: 1.00)This course addresses concepts related to performing operations with integers and fractions, factoring, and simplifying expressions with exponents. The course shows how to solve multi-step equations and inequalities, and it presents concepts related to writing and solving proportions and percent problems. Students learn to recognize linear functions and their graphs, identify polygons and solids, solve for area and volume, and display data.
MS: Pre-algebra 1 (Credit: 0.25)This unit addresses writing expressions, performing the order of operations, evaluating expressions, operations with integers and properties of numbers. Students learn how to solve equations and inequalities involving integers.
MS: Pre-algebra 2 (Credit: 0.25)This unit addresses solving equations involving decimals, using factors to simplify fractions, exponents and scientific notations. Students learn how to perform operations with fractions and solve equations with fractions.
MS: Pre-algebra 3 (Credit: 0.25)This unit addresses writing ratios, solving proportions, finding probabilities linear functions and covers equations involving percents. Students learn how to solve multi-step equations that contain integers, fractions, and decimals.
MS: Pre-algebra 4 (Credit: 0.25)This unit begins with an introduction to basic geometry, including angles, lines, polygons, circles, and translations. It also covers finding area, surface area, and volume and addresses square roots and the Pythagorean Theorem. It concludes with displaying data, counting outcomes, and finding probabilities.
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