Chapter 1 7th Grade Mathematics
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This chapter outlines the objectives and skills that will be covered. The objectives are organized by lesson and include topics like using graphic organizers to solve word problems, writing exponents, evaluating powers, finding square roots, and using the order of operations. It also lists 6th grade skills that will be reviewed, such as adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions, and comparing rational numbers. Resources provided to support learning include online tutors, practice websites, the textbook, and class notes.
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- 1. Chapter 1 MathConnects Course 2
- 2. Objectives for this Chapter Basic Skills Practice and 6th Grade Skills Review Resources for Success
- 3. Objectives for Lesson 1-1 and 1-5 I can use GIST to analyze the text in a word problem I can fold a graphic organizer I can use the graphic organizer and 4 step problem solving to solve a word problem.
- 4. Objectives for Lesson 1-2 I can write powers as a product of the same factor. I can evaluate powers. I can write products of the same factor in exponential form.
- 5. Objectives for Lesson 1-3 I can find the squares of numbers. I can identify perfect squares. I can find the square roots of perfect squares.
- 6. Objectives for Lesson 1-4 and 1-6 I can use the order of operations on expressions that have exponents and grouping symbols. I can use the order of operations to solve expressions with variables.
- 7. Objectives for Lesson 1-7 and 1-8 I can write and solve equations using mental math. I can use number properties to solve problems. Distributive Property Commutative Property of Addition and Multiplication Associative Property of Addition and Multiplication Identity Property of Addition and Multiplication
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