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This optional sequence of lessons uses the context of running a restaurant to review mathematical concepts from previous units. While the lessons in this section are related to each other, they do not need to be completed in order. It is not necessary to do all of the lessons to get some benefit, although more connections are made the further...
These optional lessons do not build on each other and can be completed in any order. This section begins with two lessons that focus on proportional reasoning. The next two lessons involve writing algebraic expressions representing real-world situations. The final lesson explores decomposing regions and using scale drawings. Each lesson builds on skills developed in earlier units.
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This optional sequence of lessons can be done anytime after Unit 4 is completed. In this section, students explore different ways to measure long distances and then design a five-kilometer course for their school. They begin by measuring a smaller track using a variety of tools and strategies. Then they are introduced to a trundle wheel, a tool for measuring...
Let’s see how proportional relationships apply to where people live.
Let’s measure long distances over uneven terrain.