CW Middle School. Math RtI 7 A. 4 Pro cient I can add and subtract positive fractions with unlike denominators and simplify the result.

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1. Foundations (14.29%) 1.1 I can add and subtract positive fractions with unlike denominators and simplify the result. 4 Pro cient I can add and subtract positive fractions with unlike denominators and simplify the result. 3 Developing I can write problems with common denominators. 2 Basic I can write equivalent fractions. 1 Minimal I can nd the least common multiple (LCM). 1.2 I can add mixed numbers with unlike denominators and simplify the result. 4 Pro cient I can add mixed numbers with unlike denominators and simplify the result. 3 Developing I can write problems with common denominators and add whole numbers and numerators together. 2 Basic I can write equivalent fractions. 1 Minimal I can nd the least common multiple (LCM). 1.3 I can subtract mixed numbers with renaming and simplify the result. 4 Pro cient I can subtract mixed numbers with renaming and simplify the result. 3 Developing I can rename a whole number into a mixed number and combine with the remaining fraction. 2 Basic I can write equivalent fractions and write problems with common denominators. 1 Minimal I can nd the least common multiple. 2. Rational Number Operations Part A (14.29%) 2.1 I can add positive and negative integers and rational numbers.

4 Pro cient I can add positive and negative integers and rational numbers. 3 Developing I can identify if the sum of two numbers will remain a positive or a negative. 2 Basic I can nd the absolute value of numbers and identify whether to add or subtract numbers. 1 Minimal I can demonstrate an understanding of positive and negative numbers. 2.2 I can add and subtract positive and negative fractions and simplify the result. 4 Pro cient I can add and subtract positive and negative fractions and simplify the result. 3 Developing I can rewrite subtraction problems to equivalent addition problems and solve. 2 Basic I can identify the rules of adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers. 1 Minimal I can demonstrate an understanding of adding and subtracting fractions. 2.3 I can subtract an integer from an integer. 4 Pro cient I can subtract an integer from an integer. 3 Developing I can determine that the result will be a positive or negative number. 2 Basic I can change negative sign of the second integer to a positive sign. 1 Minimal I can connect the concept that subtraction of integers can be rewritten as an equivalent addition problem. 2.4 I can add and subtract positive and negative mixed numbers and simplify the result. 4 Pro cient I can add and subtract positive and negative mixed numbers and simplify the result. 3 Developing I can rewrite subtraction problems to equivalent addition problems and solve.

2 Basic I can identify the rules of adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers. 1 Minimal I can demonstrate an understanding of adding and subtracting rational and mixed numbers. 3. Rational Number Operations Part B (14.29%) 3.1 I can multiply and divide two or more integers and check my solution. 4 Pro cient I can multiply and divide two or more integers and check my solution. 3 Developing I can multiply and divide positive and negative integers and identify the correct sign for the solution. 2 Basic I can demonstrate the rules for multiplying and dividing positive and negative integers. 1 Minimal I can multiply and divide integers. 3.2 I can multiply positive and negative decimals. 4 Pro cient I can multiply positive and negative decimals. 3 Developing I can demonstrate where the decimal will be placed within the solution. 2 Basic I can demonstrate multiplying multi-digit numbers and nd a solution. 1 Minimal I can nd the absolute value of each number. 3.3 I can divide positive and negative decimals. 4 Pro cient I can divide positive and negative decimals. 3 Developing I can determine if the quotient is positive or negative. 2 Basic I can follow the rules of long division.

1 Minimal I can move the decimal points to make the divisor and dividend a whole number. 3.4 I can multiply and divide positive and negative mixed numbers and simplify the result. 4 Pro cient I can multiply and divide positive and negative mixed numbers and simplify the result. 3 Developing I can determine if the solution is a positive or negative fraction. 2 Basic I can demonstrate an understanding of multiplying and dividing fractions. 1 Minimal I can change a mixed number into an improper fraction.

4. Expressions and Equations (14.29%) 4.1 I translate a word phrase into an algebraic expression and simplify. 4 Pro cient I translate a word phrase into an algebraic expression and simplify. 3 Developing I can write and simplify algebraic expressions. 2 Basic I can simplify algebraic expressions. 1 Minimal I can identify parts of an algebraic expression (variables, operations, like terms, coe cients). 4.2 I can solve an equation requiring two or more steps. 4 Pro cient I can solve an equation requiring two or more steps. 3 Developing I can isolate the variable using adding or subtracting to get numbers on the opposite side of the equation. 2 Basic I can combine like terms within the equation. 1 Minimal I simplify an equation using the distributive property. 4.3 I can solve a two-step inequality and check my solution. 4 Pro cient I can solve a two-step inequality and check my solution. 3 Developing I can understand that the symbol must be reversed if the inequality is multiplied or divided by a negative number. 2 Basic I can multiply or divide the inequality using positive or negative numbers. 1 Minimal I can isolate the variable using adding or subtracting to get numbers on the opposite side of the equation.

5. Proportionality (14.29%) 5.1 I can represent proportional relationships using scale drawings, maps, tables, and graphs. 4 Pro cient I can represent proportional relationships using scale drawings, maps, tables, and graphs. 3 Developing I can construct and solve proportional relationships. 2 Basic I can identify if the ratio is proportional. 1 Minimal I can write a ratio. 5.2 I can solve word problems involving percents. 4 Pro cient I can solve word problems involving percents. 3 Developing I can nd the percent increase or decrease using the percent equation. 2 Basic I can construct a percent equation correctly. 1 Minimal I can identify the different parts of a percent equation and what the problem is asking. 5.3 I can determine whether two quantities are proportional, write an equation for the relationship, and graph it. 4 Pro cient I can determine whether two quantities are proportional, write an equation for the relationship, and graph it. 3 Developing I can write an equation for proportional relationships and graph them. 2 Basic I can determine if the ratios form proportional relationships. 1 Minimal I can write a ratio and make equivalent fractions. 6. Geometry (14.29%)

6.1 I can nd the area and circumference of a circle and label the solutions correctly. 4 Pro cient I can nd the area and circumference of a circle and label the solutions correctly. 3 Developing I can use the radius and diameter to nd the area and circumference of a circle. 2 Basic I can apply the correct measurements into the formula to nd the area and circumference of a circle. 1 Minimal I can nd the radius and/or the diameter of a circle. 6.2 I can nd the total area of compound gures comprised of rectangles and/or triangles. 4 Pro cient I can nd the total area of compound gures comprised of rectangles and/or triangles. 3 Developing I can apply the correct area formulas to nd the area of each gure. 2 Basic I can identify the base and height of a compound gure. 1 Minimal I can identify the different shapes in a compound gure. 6.3 I can I can nd the surface area of a rectangular prism. 4 Pro cient I can I can nd the surface area of a rectangular prism. 3 Developing I can nd the area of each face of the prism. 2 Basic I can identify the length and width of each face of the prism. 1 Minimal I can identify the various faces of a prism (top, bottom, left, right, front, back). 6.4 I can nd the volume of a triangular prism using correct labels. 4 Pro cient I can nd the volume of a triangular prism using correct labels.

3 Developing I can nd the length of the triangular prism and multiply it by the area of the triangle. 2 Basic I can nd the area of the triangle. 1 Minimal I can identify the base and height of the triangle (base) in a triangular prism. 6.5 I can nd the volume of a cylinder and label it correctly. 4 Pro cient I can nd the volume of a cylinder and label it correctly. 3 Developing I can nd the length of the cylinder and multiply it by the area of a circle. 2 Basic I can nd the area of a circle. 1 Minimal I can identify the radius of circle.

7. Data, Probability, and Statistics (14.26%) CW Middle School 7.1 I can compare two populations by using mean, median, mode, and range 4 Pro cient I can compare two populations by using mean, median, mode, and range 3 Developing I can calculate or nd landmarks given various data representations (graphs). 2 Basic I can calculate landmarks given a data set (numbers). 1 Minimal I can de ne various landmarks (mean, median, mode, and range). 7.2 I can make predictions using probability. 4 Pro cient I can make predictions using probability. 3 Developing I can nd the sample space and determine the probability of an event. 2 Basic I can nd the number of possible outcomes by using a tree diagram, table, or multiplication. 1 Minimal I can identify the vocabulary related to probability (sample space, favorable outcomes, trial, etc). Submitted on 8/21/2018 by