FLORIDA GRADE 7 ACCELERATED MATHEMATICS
This Week: Sept. 14 - Sept. 18
Module: Linear Equations and Inequalities
Book Assessments (All assessments are due next time the class meets):
- Page 115 and 117 (Monday)
- Page 121 and 122 (Tuesday)
- Page 129 and 130 (Thursday)
Test: September 17 (Linear equations and Inequalities)
Vocabulary: Coefficient, Distributive Property, variable, Least Common Denominator, Like terms.
About this Course
This course develops skills in rational numbers, fractions, decimals, absolute value, order of operations, equations, inequalities, proportional relationships, slope, linear relationships, functions, systems of equations, real and irrational numbers, exponents, scientific notation, transformations, congruence, similarity, angle relationships, the Pythagorean Theorem, circles, cylinders, probability, and data analysis. Students apply these concepts through problem solving, real-world situations, multiple representations, mathematical reasoning, and explaining how and why their solutions work.
Module Order
|
Block |
Our Lessons |
Topic |
Rationale |
|
Foundation |
Lessons 1–6 |
Accelerated Foundations & Readiness |
Build rational-number, order-of-operations, and algebra readiness. |
|
HMH 3 |
Lessons 7–14 |
Linear Equations and Inequalities |
Establish equation-solving before proportional and function work. |
|
HMH 5 |
Lessons 15–19 |
Recognize Proportional Relationships |
Develop proportionality in tables, graphs, and descriptions. |
|
HMH 6 |
Lessons 20–28 |
Examine and Apply Proportional Relationships |
Extend proportionality into slope, graphing, conversion, and comparison. |
|
HMH 7 |
Lessons 29–37 |
Understand and Analyze Functions |
Use slope and initial value to build function understanding. |
|
HMH 8 |
Lessons 38–42 |
Systems of Linear Equations |
Apply graphing and linear-function knowledge to systems. |
|
HMH 9 |
Lessons 43–48 |
Real Numbers |
Develop rational/irrational numbers and roots. |
|
HMH 11 |
Lessons 49–55 |
Exponents |
Build exponent laws and algebraic exponent reasoning. |
|
HMH 12 |
Lessons 56–60 |
Significant Digits and Scientific Notation |
Apply exponent knowledge to scientific notation. |
|
HMH 1 |
Lessons 61–67 |
Transformations and Congruence |
Begin a coherent geometry strand. |
|
HMH 2 |
Lessons 68–74 |
Transformations and Similarity |
Connect dilations and similarity to prior proportional reasoning. |
|
HMH 4 |
Lessons 75–79 |
Angle Relationships |
Prepare for triangle relationships. |
|
HMH 10 |
Lessons 80–85 |
Triangle Relationships |
Triangle inequality and Pythagorean theorem. |
|
HMH 13 |
Lessons 86–89 |
Circumference and Area |
Develop circle measures. |
|
HMH 14 |
Lessons 90–94 |
Surface Area and Volume of Cylinders |
Extend circle reasoning into 3-D geometry. |
|
HMH 15 |
Lessons 95–99 |
Probability |
Compound events and experimental/theoretical probability. |
|
HMH 16 |
Lessons 100–106 |
Data Analysis |
Graphs, scatter plots, trend lines, and association. |
|
Final |
Lessons 107–108 |
Cumulative Review & Algebra 1 Readiness |
Integrate and assess the full course. |