***This class is one-semester of the full-year seventh-grade curriculum. The class meets in semesters of the school year to better meet the needs of students and their school schedules.***

This class when combined with the other semester covers all the material students need to master in seventh grade. 

In each class, I will introduce the topic to students by modeling how to solve the problems. Then, we will work together to solve the problems as a class. Throughout this, I will ask students to submit answers in the chat or hold up pieces of paper with answers. This shows me that students are ready to try to answer on their own. Finally, I will have students practice on their own. 

I keep class numbers small so that I know how each student is doing in the class.

I adjust the pace of the class to meet the needs of the students. If students really understand a concept, we will spend less time on it. If students are having difficulty with a subject, we will spend more time on it. In addition to seeing that each student is able to solve the problems on their own, I also ask students how they feel about a topic before we move on. I have them do this anonymously through the chat.

At the beginning of the course, I let students know that they can stop me at any time to ask a question or they can also put a message in the chat. I encourage students to let me know if they are not understanding what I am trying to teach them. I explain to them that very often I can present the topic in a different way, so they should let me know. This also teaches students to advocate for themselves in school.

My goal at the end of the course is to not only teach students math but to teach them skills they will need for the rest of their life. I try to teach students to be curious and to ask questions when they do not know the answer.

I am a general education teacher and special education teacher. Feel free to reach out to me and talk to me about your child and their learning. I would love to help in any way that I can.

Class Schedule (May be adjusted to meet the needs of the students)
1. What is an integer?
2. Adding /Subtracting/Multiplying/Dividing integers (Talk about additive inverse)
3. Adding /Subtracting/Multiplying/Dividing integers 
4. Word problem examples like temperature and money
5. Absolute value 
6. Rational numbers
7. Fractions- Equivalent Fractions
8. Simplifying Fractions 
9. Decimals to fractions
10. Fractions to decimals
11. Decimals/Fractions/Percents
12. Adding rational numbers 
13. Subtracting rational numbers
14. Multiplying rational number
15. Multiplying rational numbers
16. Dividing rational numbers
17. Dividing rational numbers
18. Dividing rational numbers
19. Dividing rational numbers
20. Exponents (positive and negative)
21. Square roots (estimating square roots)
22. Putting rational numbers in order on a number 
23. PEMDAS
24. PEMDAS
25. PEMDAS
26. One-step equations- addition and subtraction
27. One-step equations- multiplication and division
28. One-step equations-multiplication and division
29. Two-step equations
30. Equation word problems
31. Equation word problems
32. Equation word problems
33. Equation word problems
34. Equation word problems
35. Inequalities
36. Inequalities
37. Two step inequalities
38. Two step inequalities
39. Two step inequalities 
40. Introduction to coordinate plane- quadrants, origin, x-axis, y-axis; graphing points on a coordinate plane
    1. What quadrant is this?
41. Write an equation from a graph
42. Write an equation from a graph
43. Write an equation from a graph
44. Graph an equation
45. Graph an equation
46. Graph an equation
47. Using a graph to find the area and perimeter of given points (find distance)
48. Make up day- Review