7th Grade Math
(7 Units, 124 Lessons)
Unit 3 - Proportional Relationships II(8 Lessons)
Putting It All Together - Problem Solving Day7th Grade Math » Unit:Proportional Relationships II
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Proportional Relationships II
Big Idea:Let's put aside new concepts and solve problems using all that we have learned over the last couple of weeks.
Mid Module Assessment7th Grade Math » Unit:Proportional Relationships II
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Proportional Relationships II
Big Idea:Students take an assessment on proportional relationships of whole number rates
Unit Rates for Ratios of Fractions on a Double Number Line7th Grade Math » Unit:Proportional Relationships II
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Proportional Relationships II
Big Idea:It is not always necessary to divide in order to find a unit rate. Students use models to discover how multiplication can be used with some rates.
Unit Rates for Ratios of Fractions - Additional Practice7th Grade Math » Unit:Proportional Relationships II
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Proportional Relationships II
Big Idea:Keep students engaged and accountable by presenting one problem at a time.
Unit Rates for Ratios of Fractions by Multiplying by the Reciprocal7th Grade Math » Unit:Proportional Relationships II
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Proportional Relationships II
Big Idea:Multiplying by a reciprocal is another method for finding a unit rate.
Writing Equations to Solve Rate Problems - Ratios of Fractions7th Grade Math » Unit:Proportional Relationships II
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Proportional Relationships II
Big Idea:Writing and solving equations is a useful tool for solving rate problems.
Unit Assessment Feedback Lesson7th Grade Math » Unit:Proportional Relationships II
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Proportional Relationships II
Big Idea:Students reflect on how they performed on the the unit assessment.
Using a Table to Write an Equation of a Proportional Relationship (RETEACH)7th Grade Math » Unit:Proportional Relationships II
7th Grade Math
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Proportional Relationships II
Big Idea:Let's try it again! Values in a table lead students to an equation to represent a pattern.
