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Algebra Readiness, Plan for 2006-2007
Week Topic skills
1 Measurement Review Welcome!
2 Whole Numbers, Place Value Non standard bases: base 5
3 Whole Numbers, Place Value digit place value, place value chart, English to Number, Locate number on numberline, ordering numbers
4 Whole Numbers, Place Value expanded notation, exponents, powers of 10 (including place value chart), kinds of numbers
5 Operations on Whole Numbers Standard algorithm for addition and subtraction, ten frames
6 Operations on Whole Numbers Standard algorithm for multiplication, doubles plus one
7 Operations on Whole Numbers Standard algorithm for division
8 Operations on Whole Numbers associative and commutative properties
9 Operations on Whole Numbers distributive property, ten frames, doubles plus one, End Quarter One
10 Operations on Whole Numbers prime factors, list of factors, LCM, GCF
11 Rational Numbers and Operations Concept of whole and its parts, Fraction Equivalence: mixed, improper simplifying, prime factors,order/compare/plot on a number line, meaning of One
12 Rational Numbers and Operations Multiply, divide, positive and negative rational numbers, like and unlike denominators
13 Rational Numbers and Operations Multiply, divide, positive and negative rational numbers, like and unlike denominators
14 Rational Numbers and Operations probability
15 Rational Numbers and Operations: conversions and decimals Identify terminating/non terminating (repeating) decimals and notations, meaning of decimal point ("and")
16 Rational Numbers and Operations: conversions and decimals Identify digits in numbers (decimals), Include negative exponents for expanded notations
17 Rational Numbers and Operations: conversions and decimals Place value and expanded form using decimals, Operations (+, -, x, /) with fractions & decimals
18 Rational Numbers and Operations: conversions and decimals Ratio- proportion- percent equivalency, Order/compare/plot on number line
19 Rational Numbers and Operations: conversions and decimals Simple percent problems, Applications (% increase/decrease, sales, discounts, tips, commissions, unit rate,) & proportional relationships
20 Midterm: Place Value, Operations on Whole Numbers, Rational Numbers, Operations on Rational Numbers Review and semester exam
21 Positive and Negative Numbers Compare/order/plot on number line (include negative fractions), Integer Operations
22 Positive and Negative Numbers Opposites, absolute value, Definition of positive/negative exponents on whole numbers
23 Positive and Negative Numbers Multiply/divide with exponents on whole numbers
24 Symbolic Notation Order of operations including grouping symbols, Verbal models to math symbols, expressions and equations, Writing expressions
25 Symbolic Notation Write and solve one step equations, Evaluate expressions, Solve Simple linear equations, Graph and interpret results
26 Equations and Functions Function rule: prescription Y=2x+5, when given an x, we obtain f(x) and data table
27 Equations and Functions Equality property of addition and multiplication, Simplify numerical expression by applying properties and justification, Solve 2 step equations, Solve multi-step equations
28 The Coordinate Plane Plotting ordered pairs on the coordinate plane, Introduce plane as 4 quadrants and 2 axes, Plot a set of instructions such as a line or polygon, Graph lines from data tables, Concept: a graph is a collection of ordered pairs satisfying a defined condition, Length of lines
29 Graphing Proportional Relationships Ratio and proportion, Geometric context for ratio and proportion, similar right triangles on a graph
30 Graphing Proportional Relationships Graphing and interpreting relationships for y=mx, direct variation, drawing and reading graphs of lines passing through the origin, the concept of the slope of a line
31 Data Measures of central tendency and interpretation
32 Geometry Angles & Circles
33 Geometry surface area, volume, Pythagorean Theorem
34 Algebra Standard 2 (exclude fractional powers) Students understand and use such operations as taking the opposite, finding the reciprocal, taking a root, and raising to a fractional power. They understand and use the rules of exponents.
35 Algebra Standard 4 (exclude inequalities) Students simplify expressions before solving linear equations and inequalities in one variable, such as 3(2x-5) + 4(x-2) = 12.
36 Algebra Standard 5 (exclude inequalities) Students solve multi-step problems, including word problems, involving linear equations and linear inequalities in one variable and provide justification for each step.
37 review  
38 Final Exam  

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