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Chapter 1: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Numbers

Lesson 1a: Read and represent numbers up to 1 billion, discuss examples of how these numbers are used in everyday life-3

Lesson 1a Quiz

Lesson 1b: Million to 1 Billion

Lesson 1b Quiz

Lesson 2: Use a number line to read integers

Lesson 2 Quiz

Lesson 3: Comparing and ordering integers

Lesson 3 Quiz

Lessons 1-3 Worksheet

Chapter 1 Mini Challenge

Math Check-In

Chapter 1: Numbers

Chapter 2: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Multiplication, Divisibility and Factoring

Lesson 1: Multiplying numbers up to 100 (two digit by one digit, example: 23 x 4)

Lesson 1 Quiz

Lesson 2: Squares of numbers

Lesson 3: Square Roots

Lesson 4: Divisibility rules: What are the characteristics of numbers that are divisible by 2,3,4, and 5?

Lesson 4 Quiz

Lesson 5: Divisibility rules: What are characteristics of numbers divisible by 6,8,9, and 10?

Lesson 5 Quiz

Lessons 1-5 Worksheet

Lesson 6: What is a prime number?

Lesson 6 Quiz

Lesson 7: Represent composite numbers as a product of their prime factors

Lesson 7 Quiz

Lesson 8: Using factor trees

Lesson 8 Quiz

Lesson 9: Finding the Greatest Common Factor

Lesson 9 Quiz

Lesson 10: Finding the Least Common Multiple

Lesson 10 Quiz

Lessons 6-10 Worksheet

Chapter 2 Mini Challenge

Chapter 2 Multiplication, Divisibility, and Factoring

Chapter 3: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Decimals

Lesson 1: Comparing and ordering decimal numbers up to thousandths

Lesson 2: Round decimal numbers, both terminating and repeating, to the nearest whole number

Lesson 3: Round decimal numbers, both terminating and repeating, to the nearest tenth

Lesson 4: Round decimal numbers, both terminating and repeating, to the nearest hundredth

Lessons 1-4 Worksheet

Lesson 5: Adding and subtracting decimal numbers

Lesson 6: Multiplying three-digit whole numbers by decimal tenths

Lesson 7: Divide three-digit whole numbers by decimal tenths

Lesson 8: Dividing decimal numbers up to thousandths by whole numbers up to 10

Lesson 9: Multiplying decimal numbers up to thousandths by whole numbers up to 10

Lessons 5-9 Worksheet

Chapter 3 Mini Challenge

Chapter 3 Decimals

Chapter 4: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Fractions

Lesson 1: Comparing and ordering fractions

Lesson 2: Multiply whole numbers by proper fractions

Lesson 3: Compare and order fractions with decimals

Lesson 4: Show equivalences among fractions and decimals

Lesson 5: Adding fractions with like denominators

Lesson 6: Subtracting fractions with like denominators

Lesson 7: Subtracting fractions with unlike denominators

Lesson 8: Adding fractions with unlike denominators

Lessons 6-8 Worksheet

Lesson 9: Divide whole numbers by proper fractions

Lesson 10: Convert improper fractions to mixed numbers

Lesson 11: All 4 operations with fractions including mixed numbers

Lesson 11 Quiz

Lessons 9-11 Worksheet

Chapter 4 Mini Challenge

Chapter 4 Fractions

Chapter 5: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Percentages

Lesson 1: Calculate percents of whole numbers

Lesson 2: Express one quantity as a percentage of another

Lesson 3: Relate percentages to fractions

Lesson 4: Relate percentages to decimals

Chapter 5 Mini Challenge

Chapter 5 Percentages

Chapter 6: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Putting it all together

Lesson 1: Compare and order decimal numbers with fractions

Lesson 2: Ratios and rates

Lesson 3: Equivalent ratios

Lesson 4: Relating Ratios, Rates, Percentages, Decimals, and Fractions Part 1

Lesson 5: Relating Ratios, Rates, Percentages, Decimals, and Fractions Part 2 (won’t be able to fit everything in one video!)

Chapter 6 Mini Challenge

Chapter 6 Putting it all together

Chapter 7: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Algebra

Lesson 1: What is a variable? What is a monomial?

Lesson 2: Adding monomials with a degree of 1

Lesson 3: Simplifying expressions by adding like terms

Lesson 4: Solving inequalities that involve addition

Lesson 5: Solving inequalities that involve subtraction

Lesson 6: Solving inequalities that involve multiplication

Lesson 7: Solving one step equations with preservation of equality (using balance, algebra tiles to demonstrate 3x = 12 or x + 5 = 11)

Lesson 8: Evaluate expressions using substitution

Lesson 9: Evaluate algebraic expressions that involve whole numbers and decimal tenths

Lesson 10: How to expand brackets

Chapter 7 Mini Challenge

Chapter 7 Algebra

Chapter 8: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Patterning

Lesson 1

Lesson 2: Identify growing and shrinking patterns given a set of numbers

Lesson 3: Patterns using a table of values (input and output) to find patterns

Lesson 4: Determine pattern rules, learn how to find the nth term

Lesson 5: Use algebraic representations of the pattern rules to solve for unknown values

Lesson 6: Identify missing elements in repeating, growing, and shrinking patterns

Lesson 7: Identify linear patterns, understand that a line is made up from an infinite group of points which follow the same relationship

Lesson 8: Graphing linear inequalities

Lessons 5-8 Worksheet

Chapter 8 Mini Challenge

Chapter 8 Patterning

Chapter 9: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Probability

Lesson 1: What are single outcome Probability Events (roll a dice, spin a spinner, etc)

Lesson 2: Using fractions, decimals, or percents to express the probability of events happening

Lesson 3: Convert between fraction, decimal, and percentage

Lesson 4: What is a theoretical result vs. an experimental result?

Lesson 5: Determining and comparing the theoretical and experimental probabilities of two independent events happening

Chapter 9 Mini Challenge

Chapter 9 Probability

Chapter 10: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Financial Literacy

Lesson 1: Advantages and disadvantages of various methods of payments

Lesson 2: Informed decision making on saving

Lesson 3: Informed decision making on purchasing

Lesson 4: Informed decision making on earning goals and outline key steps in achieving them

Lesson 5: Informed decision making on financial goals saving goals and outline key steps in achieving them

Lesson 6: Factors that help or interfere with reaching financial goals

Lesson 7: Interest rates associated with different accounts and loans

Lesson 8: Fees associated with different accounts and loans

Lesson 9: Calculate GST

Lessons 6-9 Worksheet

Lesson 10: Solve problems involving percentage changes in value and interest

Lesson 11: Ways to distribute financial and other resources: trading

Lesson 12: Ways to distribute financial and other resources: lending

Lesson 12 Quiz

Lesson 13: Ways to distribute financial and other resources: borrowing

Lesson 13 Quiz

Lesson 14: Ways to distribute financial and other resources: donating

Lesson 14 Quiz

Lessons 10-14 Worksheet

Chapter 10 Mini Challenge

Chapter 10 Financial Literacy

Chapter 11: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Data

Lesson 1a: Use tally charts and frequency tables with intervals

Lesson 2: Discrete data (certain data) and continuous data (data that can take any value)

Lesson 3: Grouped and ungrouped data

Lesson 4: Surveys - Identifying the characteristics of a good survey

Lesson 5: Collecting different types of data (i.e., qualitative, discrete and continuous quantitative data)

Chapter 11 Mini Challenge

Chapter 11 Data

Chapter 12: Lesson Plans

Introduction to Graphs

Lesson 2: Create and analyze line and broken line graphs

Lesson 3: Create and analyze bar graphs including, multi-bar graphs and stacked bar graphs

Lesson 4: Create and analyze histograms

Lesson 5: Create and analyze pie charts

Lesson 6: Create and analyze scatter plots

Lesson 7: Create an infographic about a data set

Lesson 8: Find the measure of central tendency on a graph: mean

Lesson 9: Find the measure of central tendency on a graph: median

Lesson 10: Find the measure of central tendency on a graph: mode and range

Lesson 11: Find the measure of central tendency on a graph: outliers

Lesson 12: Putting it all together: find and describe the measures of central tendencies of a graph

Lesson 13: Describe the relationship between two variables (bivariate data) using scatterplots

Lessons 9-13 Worksheet

Chapter 12 Mini Challenge

Chapter 12 Graphs

Chapter 13: Lesson Plans

Introduction to 2D Shapes

Lesson 1: Create lists of the geometric properties (faces, surfaces, edges, vertices) of quadrilaterals

Lesson 2: Properties of diagonals

Lesson 3: Properties of line symmetry

Lesson 4: Properties of rotational symmetry

Lesson 5: Identify the properties of triangles

Lesson 6: Identify the properties of scalene triangles

Lesson 7: Identify the properties of isosceles triangles

Lesson 8: Identify the properties of equilateral triangles

Lesson 9a: Identify and construct congruent triangles with coordinate grids

Lesson 9a Quiz

Lesson 9b: Identify and construct congruent triangles without coordinate grids

Lesson 9b Quiz

Lesson 10: Identify and construct similar shapes by enlargement with coordinate grids

Chapter 13 2D Shapes

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