In Grade 7, instructional time focuses on four critical areas: (Q1) drawing inferences about populations based on samples; developing an understanding of operations with rational numbers and working with expressions and linear equations (Q2) extending understanding of operations with percentages and measurement systems with relation to consumer math (Q3) identifying properties of 2D figures to solve problems involving scale drawings, informal geometric constructions, and transformations. (Q4) discovering the laws of probability and using these laws to make logical decisions.
Students will learn about statistical thinking.
Statistical Questions
Mean, Median, Mode
Deviations, Outliers, Range
Students will learn about operations with integers.
Students will learn about absolutes value.
Students will learn about inequalities.
Students will learn about expressions with variables.
Students will learn about equations with variables.
Students will learn about measurement systems and conversions.
Students will learn about consumer math and financial literacy.
Unit Prices
Sale Prices
Tax, Tip, Mark-Up, Discount
Simple Interest
Simple Banking
Students will learn about geometry of 2D shapes.
Properties of lines, segments, rays
Properties of angles
Properties of triangles
Properties of quadrilaterals
Properties of Circles
Scale and Scale Drawings
Transformations
Congruence
Students will learn about probability.
Simple Events
Mutually Exclusive Events
Compound Events
Independent/Dependent Events
Students will learn about outcomes.
Permutations
Combinations