Numbers multiply by two- and three-digit factors divide by a two-digit divisor find the average of a list of numbers add and subtract fractions use estimation skills add and subtract decimals through thousandths multiply and divide decimals through hundredths identify and use the LCM and GCF identify and use inverse relationships between addition and subtraction and between multiplication and division identify and use factors, multiples, primes, and composites Geometry recognize two- and three-dimensional objects analyze and generalize geometric patterns use concepts of area and perimeter to solve problems identify and measure acute, right, and obtuse angles Measurement estimate and measure length, area, volume, angles, weights, capacities, times, and temperatures Statistics and gather data to explore the concept of sample Probability make conclusions based on data analysis Discrete explore set theory Mathematics Logic and select and apply appropriate problem solving strategies Language write, interpret and explain mathematics related to other curricular areas Function and understand the meaning of a variable Algebra recognize and use the order of number operations and the function of parentheses in equations IN SCIENCE students experience a hands-on process approach to learn major concepts in earth, life, and physical sciences including themes of energy, evolution, patterns of change, scale and structure, stability, and systems and interactions.
(mathematics; related; to other curricular areas) (a hands-on process approach; to learn; major concepts in earth, life, and physical sciences including themes of energy, evolution, patterns of change, scale and structure, stability, and systems and interactions) (Geometry; recognize; two- and three-dimensional objects) (Discrete explore; set; theory)
mathematics a hands-on process approach Geometry Discrete explore
related to learn recognize set
to other curricular areas
major concepts in earth, life, and physical sciences including themes of energy, evolution, patterns of change, scale and structure, stability, and systems and interactions
two- and three-dimensional objects
theory