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- Definition of a Set; Set Operations; Set Description
- Word Problems Involving Set Descriptions
- Union of Sets/Intersection of Sets/Difference of Sets
- Word Problems Involving Set Operations
- Disjoint and Overlapping Sets
- Symbolic Language for Union and Intersection
- Roster Notation for Solutions to Set Operations
- Infinite and Finite Sets; Equal and Equivalent Sets
- Proper Subsets
- Inferences in Informal Language; About Numbers
- Inferences from a Pair of Sentences: Using Complex Premise, Using a Negative Premise
- Definition of Atomic and Molecular Sentences; Conduction and Disjunction; Conditional Sentences; Denial; Premise and Conclusions
- Application of “If – Then” Rule
- Addition with Regrouping: Pictorial Models
- Subtraction with Regrouping: Pictorial Models
- Introduction of Factors and Products
- Determining the Missing Factor
- Division by One
- Division as the Inverse Operation of Multiplication
- Using the Operation of Multiplication to Check Division
- Solving Division Equations of the Form ax=b
- Rewriting Word Problems as Division Equations
- Introduction to the Use of Parentheses
- Distributive Law for Multiplication over Addition
- Determining Products Using the Distributive Law
- The Multiplication Table
- Multiply 1Digit Times 2, 3 Digit Numbers
- Distributive Law for Division over Multiplication
- Selecting the Appropriate Reasons for Statements in a Proof
- More on Place Value and Reading Numerals
- Ones /Tens/ Hundreds/ Thousands/ Ten
- Thousands/ Hundred Thousands/ Millions
- Word Problems Involving Large Numerals
- Division with Remainder; Estimation in Division
- The Number Line; Positive / Negative Numbers
- Addition of Positive and Negative Numbers
- Using the Number Line and in Word Problems
- Comparing Positive and Negative Numbers
- Less Than/Greater Than
- Division by: Multiples of 10; 1, 2 Digit into 3, 4 Digit with/without Remainder
- Choosing the Correct Operation
- Commutative and Associative Law for Addition
- Subtraction is Neither Associative nor Commutative
- Temperature: Pictorial Models; Celsius/Fahrenheit
- Liquid Measure Units, customary: Teaspoon, Tablespoon, Ounce, Cup, Pint, Quart, Gallon
- Liquid Measure Equivalencies and Conversions
- Weight Measure Units, customary: Ounce, Pound, Hundredweight, Ton
- Weight Measure Equivalencies and Conversions
- Linear Measure Equivalencies
- Money Exchanges: Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, Half Dollars
- Time Zones; Word Problems with 24 Hour Clock
- Conversions from 24 Hour to 12 Hour Time
- Measurement as an Approximation and Rounding
- Drawing to Scale; Perimeter and Area
- Introduction to the Metric System: Kilometer, Meter, Decimeter, Centimeter, Millimeter
- Comparing Metric Units and Metric Conversions
- The Coordinate System; Horizontal and Vertical Axes
- Origin and Ordered Pairs; locating Ordered Pairs
- Plotting Points on a Coordinate System
- Bar Graphs
- Definition of Points, Lines, Segments, Rays
- Definition and Naming of Angles and Vertices
- Definition of Congruent Angles; Right Angles
- Definition of Interior Angles of a Rectangle
- Lines of Symmetry: Circle, Ellipse, and Triangle
- Definition of Scalene Triangle
- Geometric Constructions
- Perpendicular line segments and bisectors; Parallel Lines
- Prisms: Rectangular, Triangular, Pentagonal, Hexagonal
- Pyramids: Rectangular, Triangular, Pentagonal, Hexagonal
- Definition of Plane and Space Figures
- Definition of Chord and Diameters of Circles
- Concave and Convex Space Figures
- Definition of Volume
- Equivalent Fractions
- Pictorial Models/Representation on the Number Line
- Addition/Subtraction: Fractions with Number Line
- Addition/Subtraction: Fractions with Like Denominators
- Comparing Fractions: Like and Unlike Denominators
- Addition of Whole Numbers and Fractions
- Pictorial Models and Using Number Line
- Expressing Fractions as Mixed Numbers
- Addition and Subtraction of Mixed Numbers
- Fractional Parts of Sets of Objects
- Proper and Improper Fractions
- Fractions that Equal Whole Numbers
- Multiplication and Division of Fractions
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