Base Ten / Fractions & Ratios - Level A/B

Standard Area Standard Competency Area Competency
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires addition or subtraction with multi-digit positive integers and decimal numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context1 - Consumer EconomicsInterpret sales receipts
M1 - Number SenseMentally add and subtract positive whole numbers less than 206 - MathDemonstrate general computation skills
M1 - Number SenseRecognize odd and even numbers6 - MathDemonstrate general computation skills
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires multiplying and/or dividing with multi-digit positive integers and decimal numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context1 - Consumer EconomicsIdentify product containers and related units of measure
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires addition or subtraction with multi-digit positive integers and decimal numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context1 - Consumer EconomicsCount, convert, and use coins and currency, and recognize symbols such as ($) and (.)
M1 - Number SenseInterpret and use a fraction in context (e.g., as a portion of a whole area or set)6 - MathDemonstrate general computation skills
M1 - Number SenseUse estimation strategies to determine reasonable answers to multiplication and division problems involving integers, decimal numbers and fractions (e.g., rounding to nearest multiple, benchmark fractions)4 - EmploymentIdentify, secure, evaluate, process, and/or store information needed to perform tasks or keep records
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires multiplying and/or dividing with fractions and mixed numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context4 - EmploymentIdentify and use common tools, equipment, machines, and materials required for one's job
M1 - Number SenseWrite and solve proportions for situations where two ratios are equal (e.g., currency conversion)4 - EmploymentIdentify, secure, evaluate, process, and/or store information needed to perform tasks or keep records
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires multiplying and/or dividing with multi-digit positive integers and decimal numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context1 - Consumer EconomicsCount, convert, and use coins and currency, and recognize symbols such as ($) and (.)
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires multiplying and/or dividing with fractions and mixed numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context2 - Community ResourcesInterpret information about weather conditions
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires multiplying and/or dividing with fractions and mixed numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context1 - Consumer EconomicsInterpret information related to the selection and purchase of a car
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires addition or subtraction with multi-digit positive integers and decimal numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context2 - Community ResourcesInterpret clock time
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires addition or subtraction with multi-digit positive integers and decimal numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context6 - MathDemonstrate general computation skills
M1 - Number SenseInterpret and use a fraction in context (e.g., as a portion of a whole area or set)1 - Consumer EconomicsCount, convert, and use coins and currency, and recognize symbols such as ($) and (.)
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires addition or subtraction with multi-digit positive integers and decimal numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context2 - Community ResourcesInterpret and order from restaurant and fast food menus, and compute costs
M1 - Number SenseCalculate a missing value from a percent relationship – the percentage, the percent, or the base – using paper and pencil or a calculator4 - EmploymentInterpret job-related signs, charts, diagrams, forms, and procedures, and record information on forms
M1 - Number SenseUnderstand and solve problems using percents greater than 100% and less than 1%4 - EmploymentInterpret wages, deductions, pay statements, and timekeeping forms
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires addition or subtraction with multi-digit positive integers and decimal numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context1 - Consumer EconomicsDemonstrate ability to use and manage savings and checking accounts, including services such as ATMs, direct deposit, debit card purchasing, and online banking
M1 - Number SenseRecognize when a problem situation requires multiplying and/or dividing with fractions and mixed numbers, carry out the computation, and interpret the answer in context4 - EmploymentInterpret or prepare a work-related budget, including projecting costs, keeping detailed records, and tracking status of expenditures and revenue
M1 - Number SenseKnow the percent equivalent to common benchmark fractions (e.g., 1⁄2, 1⁄4, 3⁄4, 1/10, 1/5) and use them interchangeably for solving problems6 - MathDemonstrate general computation skills
M1 - Number SenseUnderstand the decimal place value system: read, write, order and compare whole and decimal numbers (e.g., 0.13 > 0.013 because 13/100 > 13/1000)6 - MathDemonstrate general computation skills