Topic Family Guide | Carnegie Learning Support
WEBCarnegie Learning recognizes that learning outside of the classroom is crucial to students’ success at school. While we don’t expect parents to be math teachers, the Topic Family Guides are designed to assist families and caregivers as they talk to their students about what they are learning.
Module Family and Caregiver Guides - Carnegie Learning
WEBThe Support Center will provide the following resources for at-home learning: Printable versions of the Family and Caregiver Guides; Topic-level videos highlighting key concepts and skills; Supporting documents to reinforce learning, including: Student Glossraries; Suggested Differentiation Strategies
WEBTo begin the topic, students write, analyze, and use unit rates with whole numbers and fractions to solve problems. Next, students calculate and use unit rates from ratios of fractions. They use unit rates and proportions to convert between measurement systems.
WEBIn this topic, students represent variable expressions on a number line and evaluate algebraic expressions. Then they apply the Distributive Property as a strategy to write equivalent expressions, and they use it to factor linear expressions in a variety of ways.
WEBCarnegie Learning Family Guide Grade 7 Module 3: Reasoning Algebraically TOPIC 2: ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS In this topic, students represent variable expressions on a number line and evaluate algebraic expressions. Then, they apply the Distributive Property as a strategy to write equivalent expressions, and they use it to factor linear expressions
WEBModule 1: Reasoning with Shapes. TOPIC 1: USING A RECTANGULAR COORDINATE SYSTEM. d to measure and then prove that three angles in a diagram sum to 90°. Students then review the properties of squares and rigid motions and use constructions to bui.
WEBCarnegie Learning Family Guide Grade 6 Module 1: Composing and Decomposing TOPIC 3: SHAPES AND SOLIDS In this topic, students determine if three given line segments will construct a triangle or not. They use hands-on tools to make and justify conjectures about the sum of the interior angles of a …
WEBModule 1: Composing and Decomposing. TOPIC 1: FACTORS AND MULTIPLES. e factors of a given number and the common factors of two or more num. ers. Students use factor trees to determine the prime factors of a number. Then, they use tables to determine common factors, the greatest commo. factor (GCF), and …
WEBCarnegie Learning Family Guide Grade 6 Module 1: Composing and Decomposing TOPIC 4: DECIMALS In this topic, students review addition and subtraction of decimal numbers and continue operating with decimals, with the eventual goal of fluency. Students also review whole-number and decimal multiplication and learn how to long
WEBTOPIC 1: Family Guide • 1 Carnegie Learning Family Guide Algebra I Module 4: Maximizing and Minimizing TOPIC 1: INTRODUCTION TO QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS In this topic, students begin by exploring four situations that can be represented with quadratic functions. Students then represent each situation with an equation, a