7th Grade Math Tutorials

Compute Unit Rates Using Fractions

Proportional or Not test using Tables

Proportional or Not test using Graphs

Identify the Constant of Proportionality or Unit Rate using Tables

Identify the Constant of Proportionality or Unit Rate using Graphs

Identify the Constant of Proportionality or Unit Rate in Equations

Identifying the Constant of Proportionality or Unit Rate in Verbal Descriptions of Proportional Relationships

Representing Proportional Relationships by Equations

Explaining Points on a Graph

Explaining Points on a Graph Example 2

Using Proportional Relationships to Solve Multi-Step Problems

Using Proportional Relationships to Solve Multi-Step Problems Example 2

Describing How Opposite Quantities Combined make Zero

Examples to Show Understanding of Addition with Integers

Examples to Show Understanding that the Sum of Opposites Equal Zero

Understanding Subtraction of Rational Numbers as Adding the Additive Inverse

The Distance between Two Numbers is the Absolute Value of the Difference

Applying Properties to Add and Subtract Expressions with Rational Numbers

Applying Properties of Multiplication to Rational Numbers in a Real World Context

Using Patterns to Develop the Product of a Negative times a Negative

Rational Numbers can be Expressed as Fractions

Understanding Rational Numbers as Negative Fractions

Multiplying Rational Numbers

Dividing Rational Numbers

Converting Fractions into Decimals using Long Division

Converting Fractions into Repeating Decimals using Long Division

Adding Rational Numbers Real World Example

Subtracting Rational Numbers Real World Example

Multiplying Rational Numbers Real World Example

Dividing Rational Numbers Real World Example

Adding Linear Expressions

Subtracting Linear Expressions

Factoring and Expanding Linear Expressions

Approximate Experimental Probability by Using Theoretical Probability

Constructing a Triangle with 3 Different Angle Measures

Constructing a Triangle with 3 Different Side Measurements Example 1

Constructing a Triangle with 3 Different Side Measurements Example 2

Design and Use a Simulation to Generate Frequencies for Compound Events Example 1

Design and Use a Simulation to Generate Frequencies for Compound Events Example 2

Develop a Probability Model from Equally likely Events

Develop a Probability Model from Unequally likely Events Experimental Probability

Expressing the Difference of Medians as a Multiple of Median Absolute Deviation

Finding Surface Area Multi-Step Word Problem

Gathering Information from Large Populations by Using Samples Example 1

Gathering Information from Large Populations by Using Samples Example 2

Gathering Information from Large Populations by Using Samples Example 3

Probability of a Chance event occuring is between 0 and 1 inclusive

Probability of a Compount Event occuring is a Fraction of the Simple Outcomes Example 1

Probability of a Compount Event occuring is a Fraction of the Simple Outcomes Example 2

Problem Solving using Scale Drawings Rectangle

Problem Solving using Scale Drawings Triangle

Represent Sample Spaces with Lists and Tree Diagrams Example 1

Represent Sample Spaces with Lists and Tree Diagrams Example 2

Rewriting Expressions to Clarify Problem Example 1

Rewriting Expressions to Clarify Problem Example 2

Simplifying Algebraic Expressions

Solving Multi-Step Real World Problems Example 1

Solving Multi-Step Real World Problems Example 2

Solving Problems Involving Volume with a Triangular Prism

Solving Problems for Surface Area of a Rectangular Prism

Solving Problems for Surface Area with a Triangular Prism

Solving Problems for the Volume of a Rectangular Prism

Solving Word Problems by Graphing Inequalities Greater Than

Solving Word Problems by Graphing Inequalities Less Than

Solving Word Problems with Algebraic Solutions Example 1

Solving Word Problems with Algebraic Solutions Example 2

Solving for the Area of a Circle if the Circumference is Known

Solving for the Circumference if the Area of a Circle is Known

Two Dimensional Figures Formed by Slicing a Cylinder

Two Dimensional Figures Formed by Slicing a Rectangular Prism

Using Facts about Supplementary Angles to find Unknown Angles

Using Facts about Vertical Angles and Supplementary Angles to Solve Problems

Using Formulas to Solve for the Area and Circumference of a Circle

Using Measures of Center to Draw Inferences About Two Populations Example 1

Using Measures of Center to Draw Inferences About Two Populations Example 2

Writing and Solving Equations to Find Unknown Angles