In "Negative Exponents" students will learn to: recognize the meaning of expressions such as 6-4, divide two expressions involving exponents when the base are the same and write numbers in exponential notation using positive and negative exponents.
In "Percent" students will learn to: change fractions and decimals to percents and change percents to fractions and decimals.
In "Percent in Word Problems" students will learn to solve word problems involving percents by using proportions.
In "Perimeter" students will learn to: find the perimeter of irregular polygons, use formulas to find the perimeter of rectangles and equilateral polygons, find the length or width of a rectangle when the perimeter and the measure of one side is given, use a formula to find the circumference of a circle and the length of a semicircle and find the diameter or radius of a circle when the circumference is given.
In "Prime Numbers" students will learn to: determine whether a given whole number greater than 1 is prime or composite, use the Sieve of Eratosthenes and determine the prime factorization of a given whole number.
In "Ratio and Proportion" students will learn to: determine whether two ratios are equal and solve word problems involving proportions.
In "Renaming Fractions" students will learn to: express fractions in higher or lower terms, reduce fractions to lowest terms, recognize and use factions equal to 1 and recognize and use fractions equal to 0.
In "Rounding Numbers" students will learn to round a number to a given decimal place.
In "Signed Fractions" students will learn to: recognize when signed fractions are equal, add signed fractions, subtract signed fractions, multiply signed fractions, divide signed fractions and solve equations involving signed fractions.
In "Signed Numbers" students will learn to: graph positive and negative numbers on the number line, decide which is the larger (or smaller) of two given signed numbers and find the absolute value of any given number.
In "Solving Equations" students will learn to: solve simple equations and solve word problems involving simple questions.
In "Square Roots" students will learn to: use a table to find square roots of whole numbers from 1 to 100 and recognize and use the fact that if a and b are any numbers, then the square root of a times b is the same as the square root of a times the square root of b.
In "Subtracting Fractions" students will learn to: indicate the larger of two fractions, subtract fractions, subtract mixed numbers, subtract a fraction or mixed number from a whole number and subtract a whole number from a mixed number.
In "Subtracting Signed Numbers" students will learn to subtract any two signed numbers.
In "Subtracting Whole Numbers" students will learn to: state from memory the hundred subtraction facts, subtract whole numbers, providing the first is greater than or equal to the second, check a subtraction problem by addition and solve word problems involving subtraction.
In "The Metric System" students will learn to: identify the common metric units of measurement for length, mass/weight, and fluid volume, state numeric equivalents of metric prefixes in both decimal and fraction form and convert between metric units by cancellation and by moving decimals.
In "The Number Line" students will learn to: construct a number line, graph whole numbers on a number line, find the coordinate of a point on a number line, decide which of two points represents the smaller (or larger) whole number and use the < and > symbols to compare whole numbers.
In "Triangles" students will learn to: identify scalene, equilateral, isosceles and right triangles, apply the properties of triangles to find the measure of unknown angles, use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the length of one side of a right triangle when two sides are given and solve practical problems using the properties of triangles.
In "Understanding Decimal Fractions" students will learn to: write decimals in expanded notation, read decimals, change decimals to fractions, change a fraction to a decimal, provided the denominator is a power of ten and recognize the meaning of zeros to the right of a decimal point.
In "Weight and Temperature" students will learn to: state the relationship between the U.S. units of weight, convert between units of weight in the U.S. system, state the relationship between metric units of mass, convert between U.S. and metric units for weight/mass and convert degrees of temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius, and from Celsius to Fahrenheit.