Section A: Representing Proportional Relationships with Equations
Lesson 1: Proportional Relationships and Equations
Let’s write equations describing proportional relationships.
Lesson 2: Two Equations for Each Relationship
Let’s investigate the equations that represent proportional relationships.
Lesson 3: Using Equations to Solve Problems
Let’s use equations to solve problems involving proportional relationships.
Section B: Comparing Proportional and Nonproportional Relationships
Lesson 4: Comparing Relationships with Tables
Let’s explore how proportional relationships are different from other relationships.
Lesson 5: Comparing Relationships with Equations
Let’s develop methods for deciding if a relationship is proportional.
Lesson 6: Solving Problems About Proportional Relationships
Let’s solve problems about proportional relationships.
Section C: Representing Proportional Relationships with Graphs
Lesson 7: Graphs of Proportional Relationships
Let’s see how graphs of proportional relationships differ from graphs of other relationships.
Lesson 8: Using Graphs to Compare Relationships
Let’s graph more than one relationship on the same grid.
Lesson 9: Two Graphs for Each Relationship
Let’s use tables, equations, and graphs to answer questions about proportional relationships.
Section D: Circumference of a Circle
Lesson 10: How Well Can You Measure?
Let’s see how accurately we can measure.
Lesson 11: Exploring Circles
Let’s explore circles.
Lesson 12: Exploring Circumference
Let’s explore the circumference of circles.
Lesson 13: Applying Circumference
Let’s use
to solve problems.
Section E: Area of a Circle
Lesson 14: Estimating Areas
Let’s estimate the areas of weird shapes.
Lesson 15: Area of a Circle
Let’s investigate the areas of circles.
Lesson 16: Applying Area of Circles
Let’s find the areas of shapes made up of circles.
Section F: Let’s Put It to Work
Lesson 17: Four Representations
Let’s contrast relationships that are and are not proportional in four different ways.
Lesson 18: Using Water Efficiently
Let’s investigate saving water.
Lesson 19: Distinguishing Circumference and Area
Let’s contrast circumference and area.
Lesson 20: Stained-Glass Windows
Let’s use circumference and area to design stained glass windows.