Grade 7 Mathematics

Friday, September 30, 2011

Mathematics

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Program Masters/Tools

Math Makes Sense Supplements Page (Games & Activities)
Four-Square Problem Solving Model (Template)
12 x 12 Multiplication Chart
Venn Diagram
Isometric Dot Paper
Square Dot Paper
Hundred Chart
Four-Column Chart
1-cm Grid Paper

Leonardo Fibonacci

One of the greatest mathematicians of the Middle Ages was Leonardo Fibonacci (1170 - 1250)

Blaise Pascal

Blaise Pascal lived in France in the 17th century. He was 13 years old when he constructed the triangle below. This triangle is called Pascal's Triangle. What patterns do you see in the triangle?

John A. Van de Walle

"... pattern is not just in numbers and equations but in everything around us. The world is full of pattern and order: in nature, in art, in buildings, in music. Pattern and order are found in commerce, science, medicine, manufacturing, and sociology. Mathematics discovers this order, makes sense of it, and uses it in a multitude of fascinating ways, improving our lives and expanding our knowledge."

Geometry Links

Angle Theorems: Review Sheet
Mission 2110: Angles
Gorilla Angles
Pyramid Panic
Golf Geometry
Angles Jeopardy
Alien Geometry

Bonus Problems ( Using a Four Square Problem Solving Model)

Bonus Problem #2
Bonus Problem #1

Data Management Links

1-cm Grid Paper
Math Makes Sense Tutorial (Great Resource)

Integer Links

Addition and Subtraction of Integers (Video Link)
Integer Tiles Resource Sheet (pdf)
Math Makes Sense Tutorial (Great Resource)

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Friday, September 30, 2011

Mathematics

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