This document outlines a math curriculum developed by Cheyenne Tuller and A.J. Smith in 2016. It is divided into 4 levels that cover different math topics: Math 1 focuses on operations, Math 2 on data analysis, Math 3 on algebra, and Math 4 on geometry. Each level includes the topics that will be covered and space to record quiz results. The document also provides information on GED math content, sample questions for each level, and a math startup worksheet for students to assess their skills and comfort with math.

1. Cheyenne Tuller
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Curriculum developed by Cheyenne Tuller and A.J. Smith, 2016

2. GED Math Levels Name ________________
Date Math 1 – Operations Comments
1 Operations
2 Parts of a Whole (Fractions, Decimals, Percents)
3 Proportions, Ratios
4 Math 1 Review Math 1 Quiz Results: ________
Math 2 – Data Analysis
5 Tables, Charts, Graphs
6 Average, Median, Probability
7 Math 2 Review Math 2 Quiz Results: ________
Math 3 – Algebra
8 Algebra 1: Pre-Algebra
9 Algebra 2: Expressions
10 Algebra 3: Equations
11 Algebra 4: Inequalities
12 Math 3 Review Math 3 Quiz Results: ________
Math 4 – Geometry
13 Geometry 1: Angles, Triangles, Grid, Slope
14 Geometry 2: 2D Figures
15 Geometry 3: 3D Figures
16 Math 4 Review Math 4 Quiz Results: ________
Curriculum developed by Cheyenne Tuller and A.J. Smith, 2016

3. 17 GED Math Test-Taking Tips
 Time to take a practice test! 
Math 1 – Operations
1 Place Value
2 Rounding
3 Choosing an Operation
4 Percents
5 Fractions
6 Decimals
7 Ratios
8 Proportions
9 Similar Figures
Math 2 – Data Analysis
10 Tables/Charts
11 Bar/Line Graphs
12 Circle Graphs
13 Pictographs
14 Line Plots/Histograms
15 Scatter plots
16 Mean/Median/Mode/Range
17 Probability
18 Box and Whisker Plots
Math 3 - Algebra
19 Positive/Negative Numbers
20 Powers/Roots
21 Scientific Notation
22 Order of Operations
23 Absolute Value
24 Writing Expressions
25 Simplifying Expressions
26 Evaluating Expressions
27 One-Step Equations
28 Two-Step Equations
29 Choosing the Right Equation
30 Inequalities on the Number Line
31 Solving Inequalities
Math 4 - Geometry
32 Angles
33 Triangles
34 Pythagorean Theorem
35 Coordinate Grid
36 Slope of a Line
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4. 37 Perimeter/Circumference
38 Area
39 Combined Figures
40 Volume
41 Surface Area
WHAT KIND OF MATH
IS ON THE GED?
Basic Math is 1% of the test
Example: If you have 6 cans per shelf and 4 shelves, how many total
cans do you have?
Fractions/Decimals/Percents/Proportions is 11% of the test
Example: If a $40 coat is 75% off, how much does it cost?
Tables/charts/graphs is 12% of the test
Example: By how much did the temperature increase from Day 1 to
Day 2?
Geometry is 22% of the test
Example: What is the volume of the cylinder?
Basic Algebra is 37% of the test
Example: If y + 23 = 31, what does y equal?
Curriculum developed by Cheyenne Tuller and A.J. Smith, 2016
Temperatures In NY City
Day Temperature
1 43° F
2 53° F
3 50° F

5. Advanced Algebra is 17% of the test
Example: What is the slope of the line on the grid?
Math Start-up
Name _______________ Date ___________
1. How do you feel about starting math?
1 2 3 4 5
terrible OK
great
2. What math do you do in your daily life? Circle as many as apply to you.
Other? ______________________________________________________
3. What math did you last work on in school? _________________________
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6. 4. How did that go for you?________________________________________
5. What strategies have helped you be successful with math?
6. What math do you most need or want to learn?
Try to answer the questions below. If you don’t know, write DK.
7. Which number matches the words seven hundred fifty-six?
756 156 7, 056
8. Daryl wants to buy a phone for $169 and a pair of headphones for $38.
How much will Daryl pay total for the phone and the headphones?
Curriculum developed by Cheyenne Tuller and A.J. Smith, 2016

7. 9. Roberta’s landscaping crew planted 78 trees. Nineteen trees died.
How many trees lived?
10. Five pizzas were ordered for lunch. Each pizza has eight slices.
How many slices of pizzas are there for lunch?
11. A contractor is paying $650 for a cleaning job. If three people work that job,
how much will they each be paid?
12. Sharika’s grocery bill is $67. 58. She gives the cashier $70.
How much change will Sharika get?
13. Which is the better deal for a $500 refrigerator?
½ off $500 30% off $500 ¼ off $500
Curriculum developed by Cheyenne Tuller and A.J. Smith, 2016