Every lesson in the NWEA MAP Growth Math slide course, in full text: 19 decks, 1155 slides.
Points, Lines and AnglesGeometry for RIT under 215: telling points, lines, line segments and rays apart, naming figures and angles correctly, and classifying angles as acute, right, obtuse or straight.
The Coordinate PlaneGeometry for RIT under 215: describing the axes and origin, plotting points from ordered pairs, reading positions and shapes off a coordinate grid, and finding distances along grid lines.
Classifying TrianglesGeometry for RIT under 215: classifying triangles as acute, right or obtuse by their angles, as scalene, isosceles or equilateral by their sides, and giving a full two-word classification.
Quadrilaterals and Their FamiliesGeometry for RIT under 215: classifying trapezoids, parallelograms, rectangles, rhombuses and squares, and describing how the shapes contain one another with always, sometimes and never statements.
Expressions and EquationsOperations and Algebraic Thinking for RIT under 215: writing numerical expressions with one operation and with two, and evaluating them with the order of operations.
Customary UnitsRatios and proportional relationships for RIT under 215: comparing and converting customary units of length, weight and volume, and reading conversion tables.
Metric UnitsRatios and proportional relationships for RIT under 215: comparing and converting metric length, mass and volume, converting with decimals, and reading metric conversion tables.
Whole Number MultiplicationPerform Operations for RIT under 215: multiplying by two and three digit numbers with partial products, multiplication word problems, and multiplying three or more factors using a helpful order.
Whole Number DivisionPerform Operations for RIT under 215: dividing two, three and four digit numbers by two digit divisors using partial quotients, and interpreting remainders correctly in word problems.
Adding and Subtracting FractionsPerform Operations for RIT under 215: adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers with unlike denominators, carrying and borrowing wholes, and estimating sums and differences with benchmarks.
Fraction Word ProblemsPerform Operations for RIT under 215: fraction and mixed-number word problems with like and unlike denominators, adding three or more fractions, and recipe problems.
Fractions of a NumberPerform Operations for RIT under 215: finding a fraction of a whole number with models and by calculation, choosing the easier route, and applying it in word problems.
Multiplying Fractions and ScalingPerform Operations for RIT under 215: multiplying unit fractions and general fractions with area models, cancelling before multiplying, and justifying whether scaling by a fraction makes a number grow or shrink.
Area with FractionsPerform Operations for RIT under 215: understanding why area is a product, finding areas of rectangles with fractional sides, and handling mixed-number side lengths.
Dividing with Unit FractionsPerform Operations for RIT under 215: dividing whole numbers by unit fractions and unit fractions by whole numbers, using area models and number lines, and knowing when the answer grows or shrinks.
Place Value: Whole Numbers and DecimalsExtend and Use Properties for RIT under 215: place value in whole numbers and decimals, standard and expanded form with decimals and fractions, reading decimal models, and composing and decomposing decimals in multiple ways.
Comparing and Rounding DecimalsExtend and Use Properties for RIT under 215: comparing decimals with place value columns, hundred grids and number lines, and rounding decimals to the nearest whole, tenth or hundredth.
Converting Between Decimals and FractionsThe bridge between the fraction decks and the decimal decks: reading a decimal off the place-value chart as a fraction, simplifying and checking it, scaling a denominator to a power of ten, long division when that fails, which fractions repeat and why, and comparing a mixed set by converting everything into one notation.
Line Plots with FractionsStatistics and Probability for RIT under 215: reading and creating line plots with fractional scales, telling values apart from frequencies, and answering total, most-common and difference questions.
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