St. John the Evangelist N-8 School We dream, we believe, we achieve.
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Math Mrs. Rai
Grade 7 Math Calculators are allowed in seventh grade. Seventh
grade topics:
grade topics:
Making number connections
Expressing numbers
Using whole numbers and decimals
Operations and Fractions
Operations with Integers & Rational numbers
Writing & Simplifying Expressions
Solving One-Step equations
Solving Two—step equations
Inequalities
Exploring Linear Equations
Congruence, Symmetry & Transformations
Constructing, Graphing, & Drawing
Expressing numbers
Using whole numbers and decimals
Operations and Fractions
Operations with Integers & Rational numbers
Writing & Simplifying Expressions
Solving One-Step equations
Solving Two—step equations
Inequalities
Exploring Linear Equations
Congruence, Symmetry & Transformations
Constructing, Graphing, & Drawing
Picturing & Modeling Solid Figures
Changing Geometric Shapes
Ratios and rates
Proportions & Percents
Applications of Similar Figures
Number Patterns
Collecting & Sampling Data
Analyzing Data
Data & Probability
Measuring Length & Area
Surface Area & Volume
Changing Dimensions
Percent: Spending & Saving
Changing Geometric Shapes
Ratios and rates
Proportions & Percents
Applications of Similar Figures
Number Patterns
Collecting & Sampling Data
Analyzing Data
Data & Probability
Measuring Length & Area
Surface Area & Volume
Changing Dimensions
Percent: Spending & Saving
Course I Math
Students taking Math 1 achieved an average of 95 or better in seventh
grade Math. Math 1 integrates the study of algebra & geometry. It
introduces the topics of Logic, Statistics & Probability. Our goals are
to develop proficiency with mathematical skills, to expand
understanding of mathematical concepts, to improve logical thinking
and to promote success.
Students taking Math 1 as an 8th grader are considered advanced
math students. Homework is given every night including weekends.
Students are preparing to take regents exams in January of their
Freshman year in high school. They are expected to take all the
necessary steps to attain a grade of at least 85 in order to continue
taking advanced Math courses in High School.
Students taking Math 1 achieved an average of 95 or better in seventh
grade Math. Math 1 integrates the study of algebra & geometry. It
introduces the topics of Logic, Statistics & Probability. Our goals are
to develop proficiency with mathematical skills, to expand
understanding of mathematical concepts, to improve logical thinking
and to promote success.
Students taking Math 1 as an 8th grader are considered advanced
math students. Homework is given every night including weekends.
Students are preparing to take regents exams in January of their
Freshman year in high school. They are expected to take all the
necessary steps to attain a grade of at least 85 in order to continue
taking advanced Math courses in High School.
Mrs. Rai
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6th Grade Mathalon Winners!
Sixth graders should know their multiplication facts. They are not allowed
to use calculators. Homework is assigned every day except Friday. Extra
help is available at lunch and after school. Sixth grade topics: Whole
numbers, Decimals, Fractions, Mixed Numbers, Geometric figures,
Symmetry and Transformations, Organizing and Displaying Data,
Probability, Algebraic expressions and equations, Ratios, Proportions,
Percents, Measurements and Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and
Division.
to use calculators. Homework is assigned every day except Friday. Extra
help is available at lunch and after school. Sixth grade topics: Whole
numbers, Decimals, Fractions, Mixed Numbers, Geometric figures,
Symmetry and Transformations, Organizing and Displaying Data,
Probability, Algebraic expressions and equations, Ratios, Proportions,
Percents, Measurements and Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and
Division.