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Ratio reasoning, negative numbers, expressions, and area/volume connections.
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67 Lessons • 2 Terms
Aug 20 – Dec 15 • Lessons 1–32 • Texas/Bluebonnet sequence, readiness, core learning, practice, and review.
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Grouped from the lesson's canonical curriculum unit or Texas standard metadata.
Students explore classify whole numbers, integers, and rational numbers by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore locate, compare, and order rational numbers by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore order rational numbers in real-world contexts by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore connect fraction notation and division by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore divide by a rational number using reciprocals by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
Start lessonStudents explore predict how fraction multiplication changes a quantity by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore model integer operations with signed quantities by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore multiply positive rational numbers fluently by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore divide positive rational numbers fluently by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore choose and justify rational-number operations in context by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore opposites and absolute value on a number line by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore add and subtract integers fluently by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore multiply and divide integers fluently by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
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Students explore represent ratios and percents with models, fractions, and decimals by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore use benchmark fractions and percents by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore generate equivalent fractions, decimals, and percents by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore compare additive and multiplicative relationships by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore understand ratios as multiplicative comparisons by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
Start lessonStudents explore understand rates as quotients of different attributes by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore find and interpret unit rates by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore predict and compare using ratios and rates by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore convert units within a measurement system by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore represent ratio and rate problems with tables, graphs, and proportions by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore find a part given the whole and percent by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
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Students explore find rectangular-prism volume with rational edge lengths by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore reason about triangle angles and side lengths by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore build area formulas by decomposing and rearranging shapes by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore solve area problems with rectangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, and triangles by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore write equations for rectangular-prism volume with rational dimensions by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
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Students explore term 1 cumulative reasoning review by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsReview and apply Grade 6 Term 1 rational-number, proportional, percent, and expression reasoning through linked representations before the separate Term 1 Exam.
View subscription optionsJan 10 – May 15 • Lessons 1–35 • Texas/Bluebonnet sequence, application, enrichment, and final review.
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Students explore find the whole given a part and percent by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore find the percent given the part and whole by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore model a real-world ratio, rate, and percent investigation by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
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Students explore evaluate numerical expressions with order of operations and exponents by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore generate equivalent expressions with properties by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore identify independent and dependent quantities by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore write equations from input-output tables by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore connect verbal, table, graph, and equation representations by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore use prime factorization to build numerical expressions by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore distinguish expressions from equations by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore test whether two expressions are equivalent by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore write one-step equations and inequalities from constraints by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore represent one-step solutions on number lines by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore create real-world problems from equations and inequalities by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore model and solve one-step equations by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
Start lessonStudents explore model and solve one-step inequalities by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore test values in equations and inequalities by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
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Students explore graph rational points in all four quadrants by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore write equations for area problems by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
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Students explore summarize categorical data with relative frequencies and percent bars by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore create dot plots, stem-and-leaf plots, histograms, and box plots by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
Start lessonStudents explore describe center, spread, and shape from graphs by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore calculate mean, median, range, and iqr by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore interpret dot plots, stem-and-leaf plots, histograms, and box plots by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore distinguish data situations with and without variability by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
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Students explore compare checking-account and debit-card features and costs by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore distinguish debit cards from credit cards by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore balance a check register with deposits, withdrawals, and transfers by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore explain why positive credit history matters by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore describe information in a credit report and retention by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore explain the value of credit reports to borrowers and lenders by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore compare savings, grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsStudents explore connect education or training, salary, and lifetime income by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
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Students explore term 2 cumulative reasoning review by changing the mathematics directly, observing linked representations, and explaining an invariant or relationship.
View subscription optionsApply Grade 6 concepts in an interactive year-end modeling capstone before the separate Final Exam.
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