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Lessons
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Topic 1—Numbers
 Lesson 1-1
Introducing Whole Numbers- Lesson 1-2
Naming Numbers
- Lesson 1-3
Rounding Whole Numbers
- Lesson 1-4
Adding Whole Numbers
- Lesson 1-5
Subtracting Whole Numbers
- Lesson 1-6
Multiplying Whole Numbers
- Lesson 1-7
Dividing Whole Numbers
- Lesson 1-8
Comparing Whole-Number Values
- Lesson 1-9
Solving Word Problems with Whole Numbers
Topic
2—Integers
- Lesson 2-1
Introducing Integers
- Lesson 2-2 Comparing Integer
Values
- Lesson 2-3 Introducing Absolute Values
- Lesson 2-4 Adding Signed Integers
- Lesson 2-5 Subtracting Signed Integers
- Lesson 2-6 Combining Integer Addition
and Subtraction
- Lesson 2-7 Multiplying Signed Integers
- Lesson 2-8 Dividing Signed Integers
- Lesson 2-9 Combining Integer
Multiplication and Division
- Lesson 2-10 Introducing Exponents
- Lesson 2-11
Ordering Operations with Integers
- Lesson 2-12 Solving Word
Problems with Integers
Topic 3—Fractions,
Part 1
- Lesson 3-1
Introducing Fractions
- Lesson 3-2 Converting Fractions to
Higher Terms
- Lesson 3-3 Reducing Fractions
- Lesson 3-4 Converting Between Improper
Fractions and Mixed Numbers
- Lesson 3-5 Multiplying Fractions and
Mixed Numbers
- Lesson 3-6 Dividing Fractions and
Mixed Numbers
Topic 4—Fractions,
Part 2
- Lesson 4-1
Finding Common Denominators
- Lesson 4-2
Adding Fractions and Mixed Numbers
- Lesson 4-3
Subtracting Fractions and Mixed Numbers
- Lesson 4-4 Comparing Fractions
- Lesson 4-5 Operations With Signed
Fractions
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Lesson
4-6 Solving Word Problems With Fractions
Topic 5—Decimals
- Lesson 5-1 Naming Decimals
- Lesson 5-3 Rounding Decimals
- Lesson 5-4 Adding Decimals
- Lesson 5-5 Subtracting Decimals
- Lesson 5-6 Multiplying Decimals
- Lesson 5-7 Dividing Decimals
- Lesson 5-8 Converting Between Fractions and
Decimals
Topic 6—Percent
- Lesson 6-1
Introducing Percents
- Lesson 6-2
Converting Between Percents, Decimals, and Fractions
- Lesson 6-3
Solving Percent Problems
- Lesson 6-4
Solving Word Problems With Percents
Topic 7—Powers
and Square Roots
- Lesson 7-1 Introducing Power Notation
- Lesson 7-2 Introducing Square Roots
- Lesson 7-3 Estimating Square-Root
Values
Topic 8—Expressions
and Equations
- Lesson 8-1 Introducing Expressions and
Equations
- Lesson 8-2 Evaluating Algebraic
Expressions
- Lesson 8-3 Combining Like Terms
- Lesson 8-4 Using the Distributive
Property
- Lesson 8-5 Removing Parentheses
- Lesson 8-6 Working With Formulas
- Lesson 8-7 Solving Equations
Topic 9—Ratio
and Proportion
- Lesson 9-1 Introducing Ratios
and Proportions
- Lesson 9-2 Solving Proportions
- Lesson 9-3 Solving Problems Using Ratios and Proportions
Topic 10—Geometry
- Lesson 10-1
Introducing Geometric Figures
- Lesson 10-2
Finding Perimiter and Circumferences
- Lesson 10-3
Finding Areas
- Lesson 10-4
Finding Volumes
- Lesson 10-5
Working With Right Triangles
- Lesson 10-6 Working Geometry
Word Problems
Topic 11—Measurement
- Lesson 11-1
Introducing Measurements
- Lesson 11-2
Measuring Lengths
- Lesson 11-3
Measuring Weights
- Lesson 11-4
Measuring Capacities
- Lesson 11-5
Measuring Time
Topic 12—Graphing
- Lesson 12-1 Using
the Rectangualar Coordinate Plane
- Lesson 12-2
Plotting Points on the Coordinate Plane
- Lesson 12-3
Plotting Lines on the Coordinate Plane
- Lesson 12-4
Graphing Linear Equations
- Lesson 12-5
Defining Horizontal and Vertical Lines
- Lesson 12-6
Finding Intercepts
- Lesson 12-7
Finding the Slopes of Lines
- Lesson 12-8
Solving Systems of Linear Equations
Topic 13—Working
With Monomials and Polynomials
- Lesson 13-1
Introducing Monomials and Polynomials
- Lesson 13-2
Adding and Subtracting Polynomials
- Lesson 13-3
Multiplying Monomials
- Lesson 13-4
Raising Monomials to a Power
- Lesson 13-5
Multiplying Polynomials by Monomials
- Lesson 13-6
Multiplying and Squaring Binomials
- Lesson 13-7
Multiplying Polynomials
- Lesson 13-8
Dividing Monomials
- Lesson 13-9
Dividing Polynomials by Monomials
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