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  1. 1Understanding Numbers
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    1. 1.1Place values
    2. 1.2Comparing and ordering numbers
    3. 1.3Rounding numbers
  2. 2Number Theory
    1. 2.1Divisibility rules
    2. 2.2Prime numbers and composite numbers
    3. 2.3Determining common factors
    4. 2.4Determining common multiples
    5. 2.5Introduction to exponents
    6. 2.6Greatest Common Factors (GCF)
    7. 2.7Least Common Multiple (LCM)
  3. 3Adding and Subtracting Integers
    1. 3.1Introduction to integer addition
    2. 3.2Adding integers
    3. 3.3Introduction to integer subtraction
    4. 3.4Subtracting integers
    5. 3.5Application of integer operations
  4. 4Multiplying and Dividing Integers
    1. 4.1Understand integer multiplication
    2. 4.2Multiplying integers
    3. 4.3Understanding integer division
    4. 4.4Dividing integers
    5. 4.5Applications of integer operations
  5. 5Introduction to Ratios, Rates and Percentages
    1. 5.1Ratios
    2. 5.2Rates
    3. 5.3Proportions
    4. 5.4Representing percents
    5. 5.5Converting among decimals, fractions, and percents
    6. 5.6Applications of percents
  6. 6Operations with Decimals
    1. 6.1Adding and subtracting decimal numbers
    2. 6.2Multiplying decimal numbers
    3. 6.3Dividing decimal numbers
    4. 6.4Order of operations (PEMDAS)
  7. 7Adding and Subtracting Fractions
    1. 7.1Using models to add and subtract fractions
    2. 7.2Adding fractions with like denominators
    3. 7.3Subtracting fractions with like denominators
    4. 7.4Adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators
    5. 7.5Adding and subtracting mixed numbers
  8. 8Multiplying and Dividing Fractions
    1. 8.1Multiplying fractions and whole numbers
    2. 8.2Dividing fractions with whole numbers
    3. 8.3Multiplying proper fractions
    4. 8.4Multiplying improper fractions and mixed numbers
    5. 8.5Dividing fractions and mixed numbers
    6. 8.6Applications of fraction operations
  9. 9Measuring Systems
    1. 9.1Metric systems
    2. 9.2Imperial systems
    3. 9.3Conversions between metric and imperial systems
    4. 9.4Conversions involve squares and cubic
  10. 10Coordinates, Quadrants and Transformations
    1. 10.1Cartesian plane
    2. 10.2Draw on coordinate planes
    3. 10.3Introduction to transformations
    4. 10.4Horizontal and vertical distances
  11. 11Tessellations
    1. 11.1Understanding tessellations
    2. 11.2Tessellations using translations and reflections
    3. 11.3Tessellations using rotations
  12. 12Introduction to Variables and Expressions
    1. 12.1Describing patterns using tables and solving
    2. 12.2Graphing patterns
    3. 12.3Evaluating algebraic expressions
    4. 12.4Representing patterns in linear relations
    5. 12.5Reading linear relation graphs
    6. 12.6Solving linear equations by graphing
  13. 13Introduction to Equations
    1. 13.1Solving one - step equations: x + a = b
    2. 13.2Model and solve one-step linear equations: ax = b, x/a = b
    3. 13.3Solving two-step linear equations using addition and subtraction: ax + b = c
    4. 13.4Solving two-step linear equations using multiplication and division: x/a + b = c
    5. 13.5Solving two-step linear equations using distributive property: a(x + b) = c
  14. 14Introduction to Inequalities
    1. 14.1Expressing inequalities graphically and algebraically
    2. 14.2Solving one-step linear inequalities
    3. 14.3Solving multi-step linear inequalities
    4. 14.4Compound inequalities
  15. 15Surface Area and Volume of 3D Shapes
    1. 15.1Introduction to surface area of 3-dimensional shapes
    2. 15.2Nets of 3-dimensional shapes
    3. 15.3Surface area of prisms
    4. 15.4Introduction to volume
    5. 15.5Volume of prisms
  16. 16Statistics
    1. 16.1Median and mode
    2. 16.2Mean
    3. 16.3Range and outliners
    4. 16.4Application of averages
  17. 17Data Management
    1. 17.1Advantages and disadvantages of different graphs
    2. 17.2Reading and drawing bar graphs
    3. 17.3Misleading graphs
    4. 17.4Reading and drawing histograms
    5. 17.5Critiquing data presentation
    6. 17.6Reading and drawing line graphs
    7. 17.7Circle graphs
    8. 17.8Box-and-whisker plots and scatter plots
    9. 17.9Stem-and-leaf plots
    10. 17.10Reading and drawing Venn diagrams
    11. 17.11Frequency tables and dot plots
  18. 18Introduction to Probability
    1. 18.1Introduction to probability
    2. 18.2Organizing outcomes
    3. 18.3Probability of independent events
    4. 18.4Comparing experimental and theoretical probability
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