Level C

Measurement and Data Level C

1. Mastery of Level B
2. Converting Measurements
   Students will be able to:
   • Solve problems involving conversion of measurement from a larger unit to a smaller unit (e.g., inches to half inches) using proportions
   • Solve for perimeter and area using formulas
3. Understanding Geometry and Measurement
   Students will be able to:
   • Recognize angles as geometric shapes formed by rays and begin to understand the concept of measuring angles
   • Measure or draw whole number angles using protractor
   • Convert measurements within a given measurement system (e.g., m to mm)
   • Make a line plot to display a data set of measurements in fractions of a unit
   • Understand the concept of volume and begin to relate volume to addition and multiplication to solve contextualized applications
4. Ratio and Proportion
   Students will be able to:
   • Understand ratio, using ratios to describe the relationship between two quantities
   • Demonstrate understanding of unit rates
5. .Introductory Data and Statistics
   Students will be able to:
   • Begin to understand statistical variability
   • Recognize the center of a data set as representing a summary of information in the data set
   • Display information on a number line, including dot plots, histograms, and box plots

Geometry Level C

1. Mastery of Level B
2. Drawing, Explaining, and Describing Geometric Terms
   Students will be able to identify:
   • Lines and line segments
   • Rays
   • Angles (acute, right, obtuse; common angles including 30-, 45, 60-,
     and 90-degree angles)
   • Circles as comprising 360 degrees
   • Parallel and perpendicular lines
3. Understanding the Coordinate Plane
   Students will be able to:
   • Locate and graph points
   • Identify lengths of shapes using the coordinate plane
4. Measuring Surface Area of Three-dimensional Figures
   Students will be able to:
   • Describe, explain, and evaluate surface area using models
5. Determining Volume
   Students will be able to:
   • Represent volume as cubic units
   • Find the volume of a cube and rectangular prism

Number Sense Level C

1. Mastery of Level B
2. Mastery of Place Value for Whole Numbers and Decimals to the Thousandths Place
   Students will be able to:
   • Represent whole numbers in expanded form
   • Recognize patterns in place value
   • Compare whole numbers and decimals using place value
3. Attaining Fluency among all Basic Operations using Whole numbers and Decimals to the Hundredths Place
   Students will be able to:
   • Add and subtract multi-digit numbers
   • Multiply and divide whole numbers up to four digits by whole numbers
     up to two digits, including division with remainders
   • Use concrete models or drawings to represent multiplication and
   • Apply properties of operations as strategies to add, subtract, multiply,
     Apply properties of operations as strategies to add, subtract, multiply,and divide
4. Mastery of Fractions
   Students will be able to:
   • Compare fractions including equivalent fractions
   • Order fractions including those with unlike denominators
   • Understand fractions using factors and multiples
   • Perform basic operations with fractions including operations with
     unlike denominators and/or mixed numerals
   • Solve contextualized applications using fractions in all operations
   • Make comparisons between fractions and decimals

Algebraic Thinking Level C

1. Mastery of Level B
2. Understanding Algebraic Vocabulary Students will be able to:
   • Define and use terms including factor, multiple, variable, product, coefficient, quotient, sum, and term
3. Analyzing Patterns Students will be able to:
   • Analyze simple graphics or number sets for patterns and generate rules
4. Applying Order of Operations Students will be able to:
   • Create and evaluate expressions using order of operations
   • Write expressions using variables
   • Use properties of operations (distributive and commutative)
5. Understanding One-variable Equations Students will be able to:
   • Analyze and solve one-variable equations and inequalities
6. Understanding One-variable Equations Students will be able to:
   • Use independent and dependent variables to represent and analyze relationships between two related quantities