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Topics Mastered |
Resources
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- Measure to the nearest ½
inch and centimeter
- Area and perimeter of regular polygons
and compound figures
- Possible methods for estimating a given
measure and selecting proper units in both customary and metric systems
- Coordinate geometry using ordered pairs
in the first quadrant
- Geometric figures
- Geometric figures: Image movement
- Geometric figures: Angles
- Time
- Money: Make change up to $20.00
- Money: Multiplication and division with
money
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Harcourt
Brace Math Advantage
AAA Math
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Students will be able to
demonstrate: |
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- calculating length and perimeter within
customary and metric systems
- calculating area and perimeter of
compound figures composed of two adjoining rectangular figures
- determining and communicating possible
methods for estimating a given measure, selecting proper units in both
customary and metric systems
- graphing, locating, identifying points,
and describing paths using ordered pairs in the first quadrant
- identifying geometric images resulting
from reflections (flips), translations (slides), or rotations (turns)
- comparing geometric figures and
determining their properties including parallel, perpendicular, similar,
congruent, and reflection symmetry
- identifying flat patterns that will fold
into familiar 3-D shapes
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Topics Introduced |
- Construct or draw figures with given
perimeter and area
- Length to the nearest ⅛
inch
- Weight/mass in customary and metric units
(oz., lbs./g, kg)
- Volume in customary and metric units
(cups, pints, quarts, and gallons/milliliters, and liters)
- Conversions within customary and metric
units
- Estimate conversions between measures
- Geometric figures in practical settings
- Two- and three- dimensional geometry
- Time: Calculate elapsed time answers when
the endpoints of the interval can occur at any time
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Students will practice: |
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- constructing or drawing figures with
given perimeter and area
- calculating area or weight/mass within
customary and metric systems
- converting given measures within
customary and metric units
- estimating conversions between measures
within customary and metric systems
- identifying and describing how geometric
figures are used in practical settings
- describing and drawing representations of
geometric relationships, patterns, symmetries, and designs in two- and
three- dimensions with and without technology
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