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This optional sequence of lessons explores the mathematics of voting. These lessons build on one another and should be completed in order. It is not necessary to do all five lessons to get some benefit, although more connections are made the further one gets.
Students begin by comparing election results to determine which group is more in favor of the...
This optional pair of lessons encourages students to make connections between topics they have studied: numerical and geometric representations of fractions and mixed numbers. For example, rectangle is 75 units by 33 units. It is decomposed into squares as shown in the diagram. What does written as a mixed number have to do with the diagram?
This optional sequence of four lessons can be completed anytime after Unit 3 has been taught because it uses many of the skills developed in Units 1, 2, and 3, including ratios, rates, and percentages. These lessons can be completed in any order.
This series of lessons begins with students working on Fermi problems, in which they estimate values and...