Ratios and Rates
Grade 6 · Ratio language, unit rates, percents, tables and double number lines
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Grade 6 · Ratio language, unit rates, percents, tables and double number lines
Grade 6 · Divide fractions by fractions
Grade 6 · Divide multi-digit numbers; operate with decimals; GCF and LCM
Grade 6 · Rational numbers on the number line; absolute value; coordinate plane in four quadrants
Grade 6 · Write, read, evaluate and simplify expressions
Grade 6 · Solve and write one-variable equations and inequalities
Grade 6 · Relationships between quantities in tables, graphs and equations
Grade 6 · Area of polygons; nets; volume with fractional edges
Grade 6 · Statistical questions; center, spread and shape
Grade 6 · Dot plots, histograms, box plots; mean, median, MAD
Grade 7 · Unit rates with fractions; constant of proportionality; percent problems
Grade 7 · Add, subtract, multiply and divide signed numbers
Grade 7 · Use properties to rewrite linear expressions
Grade 7 · Real-world problems with equations and inequalities
Grade 7 · Scale drawings; draw geometric figures; cross sections
Grade 7 · Circumference and area of circles; angle relationships; surface area and volume
Grade 7 · Random samples; compare two populations
Grade 7 · Chance events, simulations and compound probability
Grade 8 · Rational approximations of irrational numbers
Grade 8 · Integer exponents, square and cube roots, scientific notation
Grade 8 · Graph proportional relationships; slope with similar triangles
Grade 8 · Solve linear equations and systems of two equations
Grade 8 · Functions as rules; compare representations; linear vs nonlinear
Grade 8 · Construct linear models; describe graphs qualitatively
Grade 8 · Rotations, reflections, translations, dilations; congruence and similarity
Grade 8 · Explain and apply the Pythagorean theorem
Grade 8 · Volume formulas and problems
Grade 8 · Scatter plots, lines of fit and two-way tables
Grade 6 · How plot unfolds and characters respond and change
Grade 6 · How an author develops narrator or speaker point of view
Grade 6 · Central idea, supporting details, objective summary
Grade 6 · Claims, reasons and evidence; supported vs unsupported
Grade 6 · Claims with clear reasons and relevant evidence
Grade 6 · Gather from multiple sources; quote and paraphrase; credit
Grade 6 · Prepared discussion, follow rules, pose questions
Grade 6 · Pronoun case and agreement; varied sentence patterns
Grade 6 · Word nuance, context clues and reference materials
Grade 7 · How elements of a story interact
Grade 7 · Compare fictional and historical accounts of a time and place
Grade 7 · Rhyme, repetition and form in poems and drama
Grade 7 · Assess reasoning and the relevance of evidence
Grade 7 · How two authors shape their presentations of key information
Grade 7 · Acknowledge alternate claims; logical reasoning
Grade 7 · Organize ideas with definition, classification, comparison
Grade 7 · Simple, compound, complex and compound-complex sentences
Grade 7 · Interpret figures of speech and allusions
Grade 8 · How dialogue and events reveal character; suspense and humor
Grade 8 · How modern works draw on myths and traditional stories
Grade 8 · How sentences and paragraphs develop and refine ideas
Grade 8 · Where texts disagree on fact or interpretation
Grade 8 · Distinguish claims from opposing claims; formal style
Grade 8 · Reflection, pacing, flashback and point of view
Grade 8 · Present claims with evidence; evaluate media motives
Grade 8 · Gerunds, participles, infinitives; active and passive voice; mood
Grade 6 · Moon phases, eclipses and seasons
Grade 6 · Gravity's role in the solar system and galaxies; scale
Grade 6 · Rock strata and the history of Earth
Grade 6 · Rock cycle, plate motions and evidence
Grade 6 · Water cycle; air masses and weather prediction
Grade 6 · Heating and rotation drive atmospheric and ocean circulation
Grade 6 · Temperature, heat transfer and design to control it
Grade 6 · Cells as the unit of life; organelles; systems of interacting subsystems
Grade 7 · Atomic composition of substances; synthetic materials
Grade 7 · Particle motion, temperature and state changes
Grade 7 · Reactions rearrange atoms; mass is conserved; thermal reactions
Grade 7 · Cycling of matter and flow of energy in organisms
Grade 7 · Resource availability; predator-prey and symbiosis
Grade 7 · Food webs and cycling of matter
Grade 7 · Disruptions to ecosystems; maintaining biodiversity
Grade 7 · Uneven distribution of mineral, energy and groundwater resources
Grade 8 · Newton's third law; motion depends on forces and mass
Grade 8 · Factors that affect electromagnetic forces; fields
Grade 8 · Energy of motion and position; energy transfer
Grade 8 · Wave properties; light and sound; digital vs analog signals
Grade 8 · Genes, mutations and sexual vs asexual reproduction
Grade 8 · Fossil record, anatomical similarity and natural selection
Grade 8 · Forecasting hazards; human impact; climate change
Grade 8 · Define problems, test solutions and optimize designs
Grades 6-8 · Balance, contrast, emphasis, rhythm and unity
Grades 6-8 · Vanishing points and value shading
Grades 6-8 · Major periods and movements in context
Grades 6-8 · Intervals, triads and chord progressions
Grades 6-8 · Musical traditions and their cultures
Grades 6-8 · Listening, blending and performing together
Grades 6-8 · Blocking, stage directions and design
Grades 6-8 · Create and revise movement phrases
Grades 6-8 · Composition, light and framing
Grades 6-8 · Frames, timing and stop motion
Grades 6-8 · Effects of tobacco, vaping, alcohol and drugs; refusal skills
Grades 6-8 · Stress, coping and getting help
Grades 6-8 · Communication, boundaries and conflict resolution
Grades 6-8 · Screen time, online safety and media influence
Grades 6-8 · Invasion, net and striking games
Grades 6-8 · Set goals and track activity
Grades 6-8 · Model algorithms with control structures and procedures
Grades 6-8 · Store data and structure reusable code
Grades 6-8 · How models classify, and how to improve accuracy and reduce bias
Grades 6-8 · Sort, filter and visualize data; spot misleading charts
Grades 6-8 · How data travels and how the internet stays resilient
Grades 6-8 · Common attacks and the CIA triad
Grades 6-8 · Bias and ethics in everyday algorithms; AI and jobs
Grades K-12 · Handshapes for letters; spell names
Grades K-12 · Hello, names, feelings and getting attention appropriately
Grades K-12 · Number handshapes, colors, days and time signs
Grades K-12 · Handshape, location, movement, palm orientation and non-manual markers
Grades K-12 · Everyday vocabulary and simple descriptions
Grades 6-12 · Topic-comment order, questions and non-manual grammar
Grades 6-12 · Using space and classifiers to show location and movement
Grades 6-12 · Deaf history, culture, community norms and perspectives
Grades K-12 · Hello, names, feelings and courtesy phrases
Grades K-12 · Counting, colors, days, months and weather
Grades K-12 · Family members, rooms and descriptions
Grades K-12 · Classes, time and daily activities
Grades K-12 · Foods, likes and dislikes, restaurants
Grades 6-12 · Regular and irregular present tense
Grades 6-12 · Places in town, transportation and directions
Grades 6-12 · Preterite and imperfect storytelling
Grades 6-12 · Countries, traditions and perspectives
Grades 6-8 · The 14 career clusters (2024 framework) and the jobs inside them
Grades 6-8 · Match interests and strengths to careers
Grades 6-8 · Communication, teamwork and professionalism
Grades 6-8 · Communicate and solve problems together
Grades 6-8 · Weigh consequences and make choices
Grades 6-8 · Summarize texts and cite evidence
Grades 6-8 · Unpack math vocabulary and problem language
Grades 6-8 · Claim, evidence and reasoning language
Grades 6-8 · Language to compare sources and viewpoints
Grades 6-8 · Figurative and informal English
Grades 6-8 · Evaluate websites, authors and evidence; spot misinformation
Grades 6-8 · Plan, gather, organize and present research
Social Studies
C3 FrameworkFive Themes of Geography
Grade 6 · Location, place, region, movement and human-environment interaction
Early Humans and the Neolithic Revolution
Grade 6 · Hunter-gatherers to farming and settlements
Mesopotamia and Egypt
Grade 6 · River valley civilizations, writing and law
Ancient India and China
Grade 6 · Dynasties, belief systems and innovations
Ancient Greece
Grade 6 · City-states, democracy and philosophy
Ancient Rome
Grade 6 · Republic, empire and legacy
World Regions Today
Grade 6 · Population, culture and economies of world regions
Fall of Rome and the Byzantine Empire
Grade 7 · Continuity and change after Rome
Islamic Civilizations
Grade 7 · Rise and spread of Islam; golden age achievements
Medieval Africa
Grade 7 · Ghana, Mali, Songhai and trans-Saharan trade
Medieval Asia
Grade 7 · China, Japan and the Mongol Empire
Medieval Europe
Grade 7 · Feudalism, the Church and the Crusades
Civilizations of the Americas
Grade 7 · Maya, Aztec and Inca
Renaissance and Reformation
Grade 7 · Art, science and religious change
Age of Exploration
Grade 7 · Global exchange and its consequences
Road to Revolution
Grade 8 · Colonial grievances and independence
Creating the Constitution
Grade 8 · Articles of Confederation, Convention and ratification
The Early Republic
Grade 8 · Washington to Jackson; parties and the courts
Westward Expansion
Grade 8 · Louisiana Purchase, Manifest Destiny and removal of Native nations
Reform and the Industrial North
Grade 8 · Industrialization, immigration and reform movements
Slavery and Sectionalism
Grade 8 · Slavery, abolition and growing division
The Civil War
Grade 8 · Causes, major events and consequences
Reconstruction
Grade 8 · Amendments, rights and the end of Reconstruction