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Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkPublisher: Carnegie LearningContact: Tracey BradleyText: Middle School Math Solution –Copyright date: 2017Course 1, Grade 6 (blended)Phone#E-mail:(888) 851-7094tbradley@carnegielearning.comx4632016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.1Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)ATE:Module: Relating QuantitiesTopic: RatiosLessons:1. It's all RelativePage: M2-7A2. Going StrongPage: M2-25AThe student will represent relationships between quantities3. Oh Yes, I Am the Muffin Manusing ratios, and will use appropriate notations, such as , aPage: M2-37Ato b, and a:b.4. A Trip to the MoonPage M2-57A5. They're Growing!Page: M2-69A6. One is Not EnoughPage: M2-85ACT-MATHia:Module: Relating QuantitiesGrade Six Mathematics1 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkUnit: Ratio and Rate ReasoningWorkspaces:1. Understanding Ratio Relationships2. Equivalent Ratios3. Multiple Representations of RatiosAndModule: Relating QuantitiesUnit: Problem Solving Using Ratio and Rate ReasoningWorkspaces:1. Problem Solving with Equivalent Ratios and Rates UsingTables2. Problem Solving with Equivalent Ratios and Rates UsingDouble Number Lines3. Problem Solving with Equivalent Ratios and Rates usingGraphsGrade Six Mathematics2 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.2Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)The student willa) represent and determine equivalencies amongfractions, mixed numbers, decimals, and percents; andb) compare and order positive rational numbers.Grade Six MathematicsATE:Module: Relating QuantitiesTopic: PercentsLesson: 1. We are Family!Page: M2-109ACT-MATHia:Module: Ratios, Rates, and PercentsUnit: Introduction to PercentWorkspace: Fraction, Decimal, Percent ConversionsATE:Module: Composing and DecomposingTopic: Positive Rational NumbersLesson: 1. Thinking RationallyPage: M1-71A3 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.3Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)The student willATE:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesTopic: Signed NumbersLesson: 1. Human Number LinePage: M4-7a) identify and represent integers;b) compare and order integers; andCT-MATHia:Module: Beyond Positive QuantitiesUnit: IntegersWorkspaces:1. Introduction to Negative Numbers2. Representing Integers on a Number LineATE:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesTopic: Signed NumbersLesson: 1. Human Number LinePage: M4-7CT-MATHia:Grade Six Mathematics4 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkModule: Negative Numbers and the Four QuadrantsUnit: IntegersWorkspace: 2. Representing Integers on a Number Linec) identify and describe absolute value of integers.ATE:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesTopic: Signed NumbersLesson: 2. Magnificent MagnitudePage: M4-23ACT-MATHia:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesUnit: IntegersWorkspace: Using Absolute ValueGrade Six Mathematics5 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.4The student will recognize and represent patterns withwhole number exponents and perfect squares.Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)ATE:Module: Determining Unknown QuantitiesTopic: ExpressionsLesson: 1. Relationships MatterPage: M3-7ACT-MATHia:Module: Numeric and Algebraic ExpressionsUnit: Numeric ExpressionsWorkspace: Simplifying Numeric ExpressionsGrade Six Mathematics6 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.5Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)The student willATE:Module: Composing and DecomposingTopic: Positive Rational NumbersLessons:2. Did You Get the Part?Page: M1-83A3.Yours IS to Reason Why!Page: M1-93Aa) multiply and divide fractions and mixed numbers;CT-MATHia:Module: Composing and DecomposingUnit: Fraction DivisionWorkspaces:1. Representing Fraction Division2. Interpreting Remainders using Models3. Developing the Fraction Division Algorithm4. Multiplying and Dividing Rational NumbersGrade Six Mathematics7 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum Frameworkb) solve single-step and multistep practical problemsinvolving addition, subtraction, multiplication, anddivision of fractions and mixed numbers; andATE:Module: Composing and DecomposingTopic: Positive Rational NumbersLessons:2. Did You Get the Part?Page: M1-833. Yours IS to Reason Why!Page: M1-93Andc) solve multistep practical problems involving addition,subtraction, multiplication, and division of decimals.Grade Six MathematicsModule: Determining Unknown QuantitiesTopic: EquationsLesson: 4. Getting RealPage: M3-135AATE:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesTopic: Decimals and VolumeLesson: 1. Length, Width, and DepthPage: M1-115A8 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.6Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)The student willCT-MATHia:Module: Operating with Signed NumbersUnit: Integer OperationsWorkspaces:1. Adding and Subtracting Negative Integers2. Using Number Lines to Add and Subtract Integers3. Multiplying and Dividing Integersa) add, subtract, multiply, and divide integers;Grade Six MathematicsAdditional Content:ATE - Course 2Module: Operating with Signed NumbersTopic: Adding and Subtracting Rational NumbersLessons:1. Math FootballPage: M2-7A2. Walk the LinePage: M2-17A3. Two-Color CountersPage: M2-31A9 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum Framework4.What’s the Difference?Page: M2-49A5.All Mixed UpPage: M2-69AAndTopic: Multiplying and Dividing Rational NumbersLessons:1. Equal GroupsPage: M2-89A2. Be Rational!Page: M2-103Ab) solve practical problems involving operations withintegers; andAdditional Content:ATE - Course 2Module: Operating with Signed NumbersTopic: Adding and Subtracting Rational NumbersLessons:1. Math FootballPage: M2-7A2. Walk the LinePage: M2-17A3. Two-Color CountersPage: M2-31A4. What’s the Difference?Page: M2-49A5. All Mixed UpPage: M2-69AAndGrade Six Mathematics10 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkTopic: Multiplying and Dividing Rational NumbersLessons:1. Equal GroupsPage: M2-89A2. Be Rational!Page: M2-103ACT-MATHia:Module: Operating with Signed NumbersUnit: Integer OperationsWorkspaces:4.Using Order of Operations to Simplify Numeric Expressions(No Type In)5. Using Order of Operations to Simplify Numeric Expressions(Type In)c) simplify numerical expressions involving integers.Additional Content:ATE - Course 2Module: Operations with Signed NumbersTopic: Adding and Subtracting Rational NumbersLessons:3. Building a Wright Brothers’ FlyerPage: M2-113A4. Properties SchmopertiesPage: M2-125AGrade Six Mathematics11 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.7Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)The student willa) derive π (pi);b) solve problems, including practical problems,involving circumference and area of a circle; andGrade Six MathematicsAdditional Content:ATE - Course 2Module: Thinking ProportionallyTopic: Circles and RatioLesson: 1. Pi: The Ultimate RatioPage: M1-7AMATHia:Module: Thinking ProportionallyUnit: CirclesWorkspace: 1. Calculating Circumference and Area of CirclesAdditional Content:ATE - Course 2Module: Thinking ProportionallyTopic: Circles and RatioLessons:2. That’s a Spicy Pizza!Page: M1-19A3. Circular Reasoning12 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkPage: M1-33Ac) solve problems, including practical problems,involving area and perimeter of triangles andrectangles.Grade Six MathematicsATE:Module: Composing and DecomposingTopic: Factors and AreaLesson: 2. All About that Base and HeightPage: M1-15A13 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.8Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)The student willATE:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesTopic: The Four QuadrantsLesson: 1. Four is Better than OnePage: M4-57Aa) identify the components of the coordinate plane; andb) identify the coordinates of a point and graph orderedpairs in a coordinate plane.Grade Six MathematicsCT – MATHia:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesUnit: The Coordinate PlaneWorkspaces:1.Exploring Symmetry on the Coordinate Plane2.Identifying and Interpreting Ordered Pairs3.Plotting PointsATE:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesTopic: The Four QuadrantsLesson: 1. Four is Better than OnePage: M4-57A14 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkCT – MATHia:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesUnit: The Coordinate PlaneWorkspaces:1.Exploring Symmetry on the Coordinate Plane2.Identifying and Interpreting Ordered Pairs3.Plotting PointsText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.9The student will determine congruence of segments,angles, and polygons.Grade Six MathematicsCorrelation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)Additional Content:ATE - Course 3Module: Transforming Geometric ObjectsTopic: Rigid Motion TransformationsLesson: 1. Patty Paper, Patty PaperPage: M1-7A15 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.10Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)The student, given a practical situation, willa) represent data in a circle graph;b) make observations and inferences about datarepresented in a circle graph; andc) compare circle graphs with the same data representedin bar graphs, pictographs, and line plots.Publisher: Carnegie LearningGrade Six MathematicsATE:Module: Describing Variability of QuantitiesTopic: The Statistical ProcessLesson: 1. What’s Your Question?Page: M5-7AATE:Module: Describing Variability of QuantitiesTopic: The Statistical ProcessLesson: 1. What’s Your Question?Page: M5-7AATE:Module: Describing Variability of QuantitiesTopic: The Statistical ProcessLesson: 1. What’s Your Question?Page: M5-7AText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 616 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum Framework2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.11Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)The student willATE:Module: Describing Variability of QuantitiesTopic: Numerical Summaries of DataLesson: 1. In the MiddlePage: M5-71Aa) represent the mean of a data set graphically as thebalance point; andb) determine the effect on measures of center when asingle value of a data set is added, removed, orchanged.CT-MATHia:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesUnit: Numerical Summaries of DataWorkspaces:1.Calculating Mean, Median, Mode, and Range2.Determining Appropriate MeasuresATE:Module: Describing Variability of QuantitiesTopic: Numerical Summaries of DataLesson: 4. You Chose WiselyPage: M5-117ACT-MATHia:Module: Moving Beyond Positive QuantitiesGrade Six Mathematics17 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkUnit: Numerical Summaries of DataWorkspace: 3. Measuring Effects of Changing Data SetsGrade Six Mathematics18 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARD6.12Correlation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)The student willATE:Module: Relating QuantitiesTopic: RatiosLesson: 2. Going StrongPage: M2-25AAnda) represent a proportional relationship between twoquantities, including those arising from practicalsituations;Topic: Unit Rates and ConversionsLessons:2. Where’s the Best Buy?Page: M2-185A3. Seeing Things DifferentlyPage: M2-199ACT-MATHia:Module: Fractional RatesUnit: Proportional ReasoningWorkspace:Grade Six Mathematics19 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum Framework1.Solving Proportions using Equivalent Ratios2.Solving Problems using Means and ExtremesAdditional Content:ATE - Course 2Module: Thinking ProportionallyTopic: Fractional RatesLesson: 3. Tagging SharksPage: M1-69AATE:Module: Relating QuantitiesTopic: Unit Rates and ConversionsLessons:1.Many Ways to MeasurePage: M2-165A2. Where’s the Best Buy?Page: M2-185A3. Seeing Things DifferentlyPage: M2-199Ab) determine the unit rate of a proportional relationshipand use it to find a missing value in a ratio table;CT-MATHia:Module: Fractional RatesUnit: Ratio and Rate ReasoningWorkspace: 5. Comparing RatesAdditional Content:ATE - Course 2Module: Thinking ProportionallyTopic: Fractional RatesLesson: 3. Tagging SharksPage: M1-69AGrade Six Mathematics20 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkAdditional Content:ATE - Course 2Module: Thinking ProportionallyTopic: ProportionalityLesson: 1. How Does Your Garden Grow?Page: M1-91Ac) determine whether a proportional relationship existsbetween two quantities; andCT--MATHia:Module: ProportionalityUnit: Representing Proportional Relationships by EquationsWorkspaces:1. Introduction to Direct Variation2. Writing Direct Variation Equations3. Converting Between Proportions and Direct Variation Equations4. Modeling Direct Variation5. Determining Characteristics for Direct Variation GraphAdditional Content:ATE - Course 2Module: Thinking ProportionallyTopic: ProportionalityLesson: 1. How Does Your Garden Grow?Page: M1-91Ad) make connections between and among representationsof a proportional relationship between two quantitiesusing verbal descriptions, ratio tables, and graphs.Grade Six MathematicsCT-MATHia:Module: ProportionalityUnit: Representing Proportional Relationships by EquationsWorkspaces:1. Introduction to Direct Variation2. Writing Direct Variation Equations3. Converting Between Proportions and Direct Variation Equations4. Modeling Direct Variation5. Determining Characteristics for Direct Variation Graph21 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
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Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of Learning and Curriculum FrameworkText: Middle School Math Solution – Course 1, Grade 6Publisher: Carnegie Learning2016 Grade Six Mathematics Standards of LearningSTANDARDCorrelation: Must address both the standards and the curriculumframework. Use page number and ATE for Annotated Teacher Edition orCT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.)ATE:Module: Determining Unknown QuantitiesTopic: EquationsLessons:3. Play It in ReversePage: M3-119A4. Getting RealPage: M3-135A6.13The student will solve one-step linear equations in onevariable, including practical problems that require thesolution of a one-step linear equation in one variable.Grade Six MathematicsCT-MATHia:Module: Determining Unknown QuantitiesUnit: Solving One-Step EquationsWorkspaces:1. Solving One-Step Equations with a Balance2: Representing One-Step Equations3: Using Substitution to identify Solutions to Equations4: Solving with Addition and Subtraction (No Type In)5: Solving with Multiplication (No Type In)6: Solving One-Step Equations (Type In)23 of 25Virginia Department of Education 2017
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Mathematics Textbook Correlation to the . CT for Core Technology. (Identify no more than 8 correlations.) 6.2 The student will a) represent and determine equivalencies among fractions, mixed numbers, dec
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