Like CMP3, Bootstrap is field-tested and research-validated, with a focus on deep exploration that supports and engages all kinds of learners. Our integrated computing modules have been proven to support math transfer and can be mixed and matched to supplement what you’re already doing in your classroom. Teaching 7th grade math with Bootstrap also addresses many CS Standards, including: 2-AP-1, 2-AP-10, 2-AP-11, 2-AP-13, 2-AP-14, 2-AP-17 2-AP-19, 2-AP-21, 2-DA-08.
CMP3 Unit | Integrated Computing Lessons that can extend the CMP3 Unit |
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Shapes and Designs: |
making shapes from code 🖼Show image Making Shapes from Code
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Accentuate the Negative: |
order of operations 🖼Show image Order of Operations
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Stretching and Shrinking: |
function composition 🖼Show image Function Composition
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Comparing and Scaling: |
making flags 🖼Show image Making Flags
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Moving Straight Ahead: |
linear relationships 🖼Show image Linear Relationships
Defining Linear Relationships
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Filling and Wrapping: |
sa rect prism 2 🖼Show image Surface Area of a Rectangular Prism
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Samples and Populations: |
pie chart with background
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Randomness and Sample Size
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