Grade 6 is a year of exciting mathematics. Students study ratio and rate, learn to divide fractions by fractions, extend their understanding of number to include negative numbers, and understand and use variables, to name just some of the major work of this year. This course unfolds across 9 units that range in length from about 16 to 22 days. Units and other grade-level materials can be found on this page.
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Welcome to Grade 7 mathematics, a critical year when students extend concepts of rates and ratios to work with equivalent ratios and proportional relationships. Students expand their understanding of fractions to include all rational numbers and become comfortable working with and comparing expressions and equations. Throughout it all, students solve compelling mathematical and real world problems. This course unfolds across 9 units that range in length from about 16 to 22 days. Units and other grade-level materials can be found on this page.
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In this course, eighth graders tackle exciting new ideas and concepts in preparation for work in high school. They extend earlier understandings of proportional relationships to study linear relationships and work with linear equations in one and two variables. Among other things, they are also introduced to the idea of functions and have their first encounter with irrational numbers. This course unfolds across 9 units that range in length from about 16 to 22 days. Units and other grade-level materials can be found on this page.
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