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Math Concepts

Build algebra readiness through proportional reasoning, expressions, equations, geometry, and data analysis. Emphasizes mathematical thinking and real-world problem solving. TEKS §111.27 aligned.

14 Units
Early Units (Foundation)
Building Skills
Advanced Concepts
Capstone/Synthesis
1

The Number Line: Integers and Rational Numbers

Explore integers, absolute value, and rational numbers on the number line to build the foundation for all Grade 7 math.

3-4 days
2

Operations with Rational Numbers

Master adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing integers, fractions, and decimals to build computational fluency with rational numbers.

4-5 days
3

Ratios and Rates: Comparing Quantities

Understand ratios, equivalent ratios, and unit rates as tools for comparing quantities in real-world situations.

3-4 days
4

Proportional Relationships

Identify, represent, and solve problems involving proportional relationships using tables, equations, and graphs.

3-4 days
5

Percents: Parts of a Hundred

Apply percent reasoning to real-world situations including tax, tip, discount, markup, markdown, and simple interest.

4-5 days
6

Algebraic Expressions: The Language of Math

Learn to write, interpret, and simplify algebraic expressions using variables, constants, combining like terms, and the distributive property.

3-4 days
7

Solving Equations: Finding the Unknown

Learn to solve one-step and two-step equations by applying inverse operations to find unknown values in real-world contexts.

4-5 days
8

Inequalities: When the Answer Isn't Exact

Write, solve, and graph one-step and two-step inequalities, and apply them to real-world situations where a range of values is acceptable.

3-4 days
9

Geometry: Angles and Relationships

Classify angles, find missing angle measures, and discover why angles in triangles always sum to 180°.

3-4 days
10

Circles: Area and Circumference

Discover pi, calculate circumference and area of circles, and solve real-world problems with circular shapes.

4-5 days
11

3D Figures: Surface Area and Volume

Explore nets, calculate surface area of prisms and pyramids, and find volumes of rectangular, triangular, and cylindrical containers.

4-5 days
12

Statistics: Making Sense of Data

Understand populations and samples, calculate measures of center and variability, and compare data sets.

4-5 days
13

Data Displays: Showing What Numbers Mean

Create and interpret dot plots, histograms, and box plots; choose appropriate displays and draw conclusions from data.

3-4 days
14

Personal Financial Literacy

Master income, budgeting, credit, debit, interest, and saving to build a foundation for lifelong financial decision-making.

4-5 days

Learning Progression

This course is designed to be taken sequentially. Earlier units establish foundational concepts that later units build upon. While you can explore units in any order, following the numbered sequence provides the most coherent learning experience.