East Bernstadt Independent Pacing/Curriculum Mapping Document
Mathematics Pre-Algebra
Unit/Time / Ratios and Proportional Reasoning and Functions – Instructional Days 31 - 76
Standard(s) 7.RP.1 – compute unit rates associated with ratios of fractions, including lengths, areas, and others measured in like or different units. 7.RP.2 – recognize and represent proportional relationships between quantities. Determine whether a relationship is proportional (graph). Find the constant of proportionality and determine equations, explaining what each point means in terms of context. 7.RP.3 – use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems.
8.F.4 – construct a function to model a linear relationship between two quantities, identifying and interpreting the rate of change as slope and the y-intercept as the initial value of the function.
8.F.5 – graph proportional relationships, interpreting the unit rate as the slope of the graph. Compare two different proportional relationships represented in different way.
8.F.2 – compare the properties of two functions.
8.F.3 – interpret the equation y = mx + b.
8.F.6 – use similar triangles to explain why the slope if the same between any two distinct points on a non-vertical line in the coordinate plane; derive the equation y = mx and y = mx + b.
Learning Target(s) Knowledge, Reasoning, Skill, Product)
I can…
- Define ratio.
- Define unit rate.
- Compute unit rates.
- Use unit rates to solve real-world problems.
- Determine whether a relationship is proportional.
- Find the rate of change.
- Define constant of proportionality.
- Find the constant of proportionality.
- Complete tables of equivalent ratios.
- Write equations from proportional relationships.
- Solve percent problems using the percent proportion, including discounts, taxes, increase, and decrease.
- Determine whether a relationship between two quantities is proportional and/or a linear function.
- Compare properties of two functions represented in different ways by interpreting the slope and y-intercept in terms of context.
- Use similar triangles to explain slope in the coordinate plane.
CBM week 5 – I can’s #1-4
Extended response – unit rates (complex fractions)
CBM week 6 – I can’s #5-8
CBM week 8 – I can’s #9-11
CBM week 9 – I can’s #10-12
CBM week 11 – I can’s #12-14
CBM week 13 – I can’s #5 – 14
CBM week 14 – I can’s #5 – 14
CBM week 15 – I can’s #5- 14
CBM week 17 – I can’s #5-14
Pre-algebra “Relating Quantities in Context and Graphing” Project
Pre-algebra “Comparing Functions” Extended Response
Unit Test – Ratios and Proportional Reasoning/Functions
Vocabulary
Ratio
Unit rate
Proportional
Rate of change
Constant of proportionality
Equivalent ratios
Percent proportion
Function
Linear
Nonlinear
Slope
y-intercept / Instructional Strategies
Reciprocal Teaching “Better Bargain”
Collaborative Grouping
Questioning
Discussion
Kagan Structures
Resources
Go Math – 7th and 8th grade books or Accelerated Math 7 – Chapters 4, 5
ThinkCentral
Study Island
National Library of Virtual Manipulatives (NLVM) / Technology
SmartBoard
ThinkCentral Interactive
Study Island
NLVM - percents
Summative Assessment
Unit Assessment –Pre-algebra – Unit 2 Ratios and Proportions/Linear Equations/Functions TEST
Small Group / Learning Centers
Small groups – unit price, Pre-algebra “Relating Quantities in Context and Graphing” Project
Hands-on activity – Hotwheels or Monster truck or kickball roll – “Is it proportional?”, Match Game – Function/equation/graph
Reciprocal Learning groups – real-world problems and “Better Bargain”
Program Review
Extended response – writing evidence
Art – poster – “Better Bargain” advertisement
Unit/
Time / Name of Unit or Theme- 4 Weeks; Aug. ___ - Aug. ______
Writing
Week 1 / Standard(s) / Concepts/Skills (label introduce, review, mastery)
Learning Target(s) Knowledge, Reasoning, Skill, Product) / Formative Assessment (match target to assessment)
Instructional Strategies / Vocabulary
Resources / Technology
Portfolio Connection
Conferencing- Learning Centers