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7th grade Math

22 units matched to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS).

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  1. Unit 1

    Add & Subtract Integers

    Adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers with number lines, temperatures and elevations, including the idea that subtracting a number is the same as adding its opposite.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.3(A) · adding and subtracting rational numbers, including negative numbers

  2. Unit 2

    Multiply & Divide Signed Numbers

    Multiplying and dividing positive and negative numbers (including fractions), using the sign rules, and real-world changes such as falling temperatures.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.3(A); 7.3(B) · multiplying and dividing rational numbers, including negative numbers

  3. Unit 3

    Fractions

    Adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators, and multiplying and dividing a fraction by a fraction.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.3(A) · adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions

  4. Unit 4

    Decimal Operations

    All four operations with decimals, estimating to check answers, ordering decimals, and money problems such as unit prices.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.3(A); 7.3(B) · computing with decimals in multi-step problems

  5. Unit 5

    Proportional Relationships

    Deciding whether a table shows a proportional relationship, finding the constant of proportionality, writing y = kx, and unit rates with fractions.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.4(A); 7.4(B); 7.4(C) · constant rates, unit rates and the constant of proportionality

  6. Unit 6

    Percents & Proportions

    Knowing common fraction, decimal and percent equivalents, increasing and decreasing numbers by 1%, 5%, 10%, 25%, 50% and 100%, and deciding whether a relationship is proportional.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.4(D) · ratios, rates and percents, including percent increase and decrease

  7. Unit 7

    Fractions, Decimals & Percents

    Moving between fractions, decimals (including repeating decimals) and percents, finding a percent of a number, and simplifying and scaling ratios.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.3(A); 7.4(D) · fractions, decimals and percents in percent problems

  8. Unit 8

    Scale Drawings

    Finding real lengths and areas from a scale drawing or map, and redrawing at a different scale.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.5(A); 7.5(C) · similar shapes and scale drawings

  9. Unit 9

    Circles

    Using radius, diameter and π (about 3.14) to find the distance around a circle and the area inside it, including real objects like wheels and pizzas.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.5(B); 7.8(C); 7.9(B) · π, and the circumference and area of circles

  10. Unit 10

    Volume

    Finding volume as base area × height for boxes and cylinders, working backwards to a missing dimension, and linking cm³ to milliliters and liters.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.9(A) · volume of prisms

  11. Unit 11

    Nets & Surface Area

    Using nets made of rectangles and triangles to find the surface area of prisms and pyramids.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.9(D) · lateral and total surface area of prisms and pyramids with nets

  12. Unit 12

    Probability

    Listing outcomes of two independent events (like a coin and a die), finding theoretical probabilities by multiplying, and comparing them with experimental results.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.6(A); 7.6(D); 7.6(I) · sample spaces and theoretical probability of simple and compound events

  13. Unit 13

    Dependent Events

    Telling independent from dependent events and finding the probability of two events, with and without putting the first item back.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.6(A); 7.6(D) · tree diagrams and the probability of compound events

  14. Unit 14

    Samples & Populations

    Telling a sample from a population, choosing a fair random sample, and using sample results to estimate for a whole population.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.6(F); 7.12(B) · using a random sample to make inferences about a population

  15. Unit 15

    Circle Graphs

    Reading and building circle graphs: turning percents into numbers of people and sector angles (out of 360°), and comparing categories.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.6(G) · solving part-to-whole problems with circle graphs

  16. Unit 16

    Mean, Median & Mode

    Mean, median, mode and range, and how an outlier changes them.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.12(A) · comparing two groups of data by their centers and spreads

  17. Unit 17

    Linear Relations

    Finding the rule behind growing patterns, writing expressions like 3n + 2, and connecting tables, graphs and real situations such as rental costs.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.7 · linear relationships in words, tables, graphs and equations of the form y = mx + b

  18. Unit 18

    Two-Step Equations

    Solving equations like 3x + 5 = 26 by undoing each step on both sides, writing equations from word problems and checking solutions.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.10(A); 7.11(A) · writing and solving two-step equations

  19. Unit 19

    Algebra Moves

    Combining like terms, evaluating expressions with decimals, solving two-step equations, and finding and graphing solutions to inequalities.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.10(B); 7.11(B) · two-step equations and inequalities on a number line, and checking solutions

  20. Unit 20

    Angle Relationships

    Using complementary, supplementary, vertical and adjacent angles to find a missing angle, sometimes with a simple equation.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.11(C) · writing and solving equations with angle relationships

  21. Unit 21

    Tips, Discounts & Interest

    Your child uses percents to find tips, sale prices and percent discounts, compares two sales, and finds simple interest on savings.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.4(D); 7.13(E); 7.13(F) · percent problems with tips, discounts and sales, and simple interest

  22. Unit 22

    Taxes, Net Worth & Interest

    Personal financial literacy: your child finds sales tax and income tax, names the parts of a budget, builds a net worth statement from assets and liabilities, uses a family budget to find the wage a family needs, compares simple and compound interest, and compares sales, rebates and coupons.

    TEKS student expectation: 7.13(A); 7.13(B); 7.13(C); 7.13(D); 7.13(E); 7.13(F) · sales and income tax, budgets, net worth, family budgets, simple and compound interest, and sales, rebates and coupons

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