| Explain differences in arithmetic and algebraic logic on calculators.
|
|
|
| Use variables to describe arithmetic processes.
|
Mathematics
VI |
20, 21 |
| Strand
VI – Measurement |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Determine perimeters, areas, volumes of common polygons and circles.
|
Mathematics
VI |
27, 28,
29, 30, 31 |
| Convert, compare, and compute with common units of measure within
the same measurement system.
|
Mathematics
VI |
23, 24,
25 |
| Measure angles with a protractor.
|
Mathematics
VI |
27, 28 |
| Strand
VII – Estimation and Mental Computation |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Use estimation to perform operations and make comparisons using
whole numbers.
|
Mathematics
VI |
2, 9,
11, 15, 16, 34 |
| Estimate solutions by rounding of decimals and fractions.
|
Mathematics
VI |
1, 2,
5, 9, 11, 15, 16 |
| Strand
VIII – Data Analysis and Probability |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Solve problems using data collected and displayed in picture,
bar, circle, or line graphs.
|
Mathematics
VI |
18, 19,
20, 37 |
| Interpret data from various graph types and make predictions.
|
Mathematics
VI |
18, 19,
20, 21, 35 |
| Apply statistical terms to set of given numbers.
|
Mathematics
VI |
18, 19,
20 |
| Make predictions of outcomes of experiments using probability.
|
Mathematics
VI |
35 |
| Strand
IX – Conceptual Understanding |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Demonstrate understanding of operations.
|
Mathematics
VI |
2, 3,
8, 9, 10, 15 |
| Demonstrate conceptual understanding of the relationship between
fractions and decimals.
|
Mathematics
VI |
9, 10,
11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 |
| Strand
X – Knowledge and Skills |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Demonstrate understanding of numbers and number relations.
|
Mathematics
VI |
2, 3,
4 |
| Strand
XI – Application and Problem Solving |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Demonstrate mathematical knowledge and skills by solving problems.
|
Mathematics
VI |
5, 6,
12, 17, 22, 26, 32 |
|
Citizenship
|
| Strand
I – American Heritage |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
- Identify sequence, change, and
cause and effect of historic events.
|
U. S.
History I, II |
All lessons. |
| Identify and use sources of information.
|
N/A |
|
| Relate state history to national and world history.
|
N/A |
|
| Strand
II – People in Societies |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Identify cultural groups that have lived in Ohio.
|
U. S.
Geography |
14, 15,
16 |
| Explain how cultural groups have participated in state development.
|
U. S.
Geography |
16 |
| Identify and compare customs and traditions of Ohio's various
cultural groups.
|
U. S.
Geography |
14, 16 |
| Strand
III – World Interactions |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Demonstrate map skills and identify major landforms.
|
U. S.
Geography |
1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 |
| Use maps to recognize continents, oceans, physical differences.
|
U. S.
Geography |
2, 3,
4, 7, 11, 14, 17, 20, 23, 26 |
| Relate location of Ohio to other states, regions, and major physical
features.
|
U. S.
Geography |
14, 15,
16, 30, 31, 32 |
| Identify factors needed to produce various goods and services.
|
U. S.
History IU. S. History II |
10, 11,
12, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29
7, 8, 9, 10, 20, 21, 23
|
| Strand
IV – Resource Allocations |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Identify resources needed to produce various goods and services.
|
N/A |
|
| Identify production and consumption.
|
N/A |
|
| Strand
V – Democratic Processes – High School Only |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Differentiate fact and opinion about public issues.
|
N/A |
|
| Strand
VI – Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities – High School Only |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
|
Science
|
| Strand
I – Nature of Science |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
- Categorize organisms, objects,
and phenomena.
|
The Sciences
VI |
All lessons. |
| Use instruments to make observations of items.
|
The Sciences
VI |
33 –
34 |
| Identify and compare mass and other attributes of familiar objects
in standard or nonstandard units.
|
The Sciences
VI |
2 |
| Use a simple key to distinguish between objects.
|
The Sciences
VI |
1 – 2 |
| Analyze events in a cycle and predict next event.
|
The Sciences
VI |
16 |
| Evaluate a simple procedure and carry out an exploration.
|
The Sciences
VI |
34 |
| Identify tools used for exploring scientific phenomena.
|
The Sciences
VI |
33 –
34 |
| Evaluate observations and measurements made by other people.
|
The Sciences
VI |
33 –
35 |
| Demonstrate understanding of safety practices.
|
The Sciences
VI |
32 |
| Strand
II – Physical Science |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Explain operation of simple mechanical device.
|
The Sciences
VI |
4 |
| Identify characteristics of physical change.
|
The Sciences
VI |
2 |
| Explain motion and make predictions.
|
The Sciences
VI |
5 – 6 |
| Strand
III – Earth and Space Science |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Make predictions about weather.
|
The Sciences
VI |
21 |
| Identify relationships between human activity and the environ-ment.
|
The Sciences
VI |
18 –
19 |
| Identify change on the earth's surface.
|
The Sciences
VI |
23 |
| Strand
IV – Life Science |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Demonstrate understanding of basic needs of living things.
|
The Sciences
VI |
12 –
13 |
| Identify ways organisms react to the environment.
|
The Sciences
VI |
17 |
| Distinguish between living and nonliving things.
|
The Sciences
VI |
13 |
| Analyze human nutritional needs.
|
|
|
| Strand
V – Acquiring Scientific Knowledge |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Acquire scientific knowledge.
|
The Sciences
VI |
All lessons. |
| Strand
VI – Processing Scientific Knowledge |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Demonstrate understanding of the scientific process.
|
The Sciences
VI |
33 –
34 |
| Strange
VII – Extending Scientific Knowledge |
A+LS Correlation |
Lesson
Number |
| Extend understanding of scientific knowledge into real life situations.
|
The Sciences
VI |
33 –
35 |