Modeling and Computing Fraction Multiplication (Including Mixed Numbers)

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1Diagnostic: What Arithmetic Might Block You Later?2Place Value and Magnitude: Compare, Round, and Estimate Efficiently 3Multiplication and Division as Inverses: What Do Remainders Mean?4Benchmark Fractions, Compare Relationships, and Build Your Repair Map

5Factors and Multiples: Two Views of the Same Relationship 6Prime, Composite, and Fast Divisibility Checks 7Prime Factorization as a Multiplicative Fingerprint 8Greatest Common Factor as the Largest Shared Group 9Least Common Multiple as the First Shared Landing Point 10GCF or LCM? Choose the Structure That Fits

11Fractions and Mixed Numbers on the Number Line 12Benchmarking Fraction Size With 0, 1/2, 1, and Whole Numbers 13Equivalent Fractions From Scaling and Visual Models 14Simplifying Fractions Without Changing Their Value 15Comparing Fractions With Unlike Denominators 16Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers: Converting Without Changing the Amount 17Adding and Subtracting Fractions and Mixed Numbers Using Common Units 18Multi-Step Fraction Problems in Measurement and Real Life 19Fixing Fraction Misconceptions: Denominators, Size, and “Same Units”

20Multiplication by a Fraction as Scaling and “A Fraction of”

21Modeling and Computing Fraction Multiplication (Including Mixed Numbers)

22Fraction Division as “How Many Fit?” and “How Much Each?”23Why Dividing by a Fraction Means Multiply by the Reciprocal (and When to Multiply vs Divide)

24Read, Write, Compare, and Locate Decimals Using Place Value and Number Lines 25Relate Decimal Places to Fractions With Denominators That Are Powers of Ten 26Add and Subtract Decimals by Aligning Place Values and Checking Magnitude 27Multiply Decimals Through Place-Value Scaling and Partial-Product Reasoning 28Divide Decimals Through Sharing, Measurement, and Powers-of-Ten Equivalence 29Convert Common Fractions to Decimals Using Equivalent Fractions or Division 30Convert Terminating Decimals to Fractions and Simplify 31Recognize Terminating and Repeating Decimal Patterns Informally 32Use Estimation to Detect Misplaced-Decimal Errors and Unreasonable Results

33Interpret Ratio Language as Multiplicative Comparison 34Write and Read Ratios in Multiple Forms Without Confusing Ratios With Fractions Mechanically 35Represent Ratios Using Tape Diagrams, Double Number Lines, and Ratio Tables 36Generate Equivalent Ratios by Scaling Both Quantities by the Same Factor 37Distinguish Ratios From Rates and Interpret the Meaning of “Per”38Compute and Interpret Unit Rates, Including Rates Involving Fractions and Decimals 39Compare Options Such as Prices, Speeds, Recipes, or Plans Using Unit Rates 40Track Units Throughout Calculations and Use Dimensional Meaning to Detect Errors 41Translate Among Context, Diagram, Table, and Simple Equation Representations 42Diagnose Additive Reasoning Incorrectly Applied to Multiplicative Situations

43Determine Whether a Relationship Is Proportional 44Find and Interpret the Constant of Proportionality as a Unit Rate 45Represent Proportional Relationships With y = kx 46Why Proportional Graphs Are Lines Through the Origin 47Translate Among Context, Table, Graph, Diagram, and Equation 48Percent as “Per 100” and as a Scale Factor 49Percent-of, Find the Part, Find the Whole, and Find the Percent 50Discounts, Markups, Tax, Tips, Fees, Commissions, and Simple Interest 51Percent Increase and Decrease Using the Original as the Base 52Percent Change vs Percentage-Point Change 53Scale Drawings and Maps With Scale Factor 54Why Cross-Multiplication Works (and When to Use It)

55Positive and Negative Quantities in Real-World Contexts 56Number Lines: Locate, Order, and Compare Signed Rational Numbers 57Opposites and Absolute Value: Direction and Distance From Zero 58Adding and Subtracting Signed Numbers on the Number Line 59Multiplying, Dividing, and Computing With Signed Rational Numbers 60Coordinates, Quadrants, Distances, and the Meanings of the Negative Sign

61Read Numerical Expressions by Identifying Operations, Groups, and Nested Structure 62Apply Grouping Symbols and Order of Operations With Understanding 63Interpret Whole-Number Exponents as Repeated Multiplication 64Bases and Exponents: Notation That People Commonly Mix Up 65Variables as Quantities, Not Just Mystery Numbers 66Translate and Evaluate Expressions by Substitution 67Rewrite Expressions Using Properties, Distribution, Factoring, Like Terms, and Equivalence

68Expressions, Equations, Identities, and Inequalities 69Checking Solutions by Substitution 70One-Step and Two-Step Equations Using Inverse Operations 71Multi-Step Linear Equations With Distribution and Like Terms 72Choosing and Comparing Equation-Solving Strategies 73One Solution, No Solution, or Infinitely Many Solutions 74Modeling and Solving Inequalities as Solution Sets

75Statistical Questions vs. Fixed-Answer Questions 76Why Variability Matters and How to Organize Data 77Dot Plots: Seeing a Distribution One Point at a Time 78Histograms: Grouping Data Into Intervals 79Box Plots, Quartiles, Median, Range, and IQR 80Mean, Median, and Mean Absolute Deviation (MAD): Choosing the Right Summary

81Populations, Samples, and What We’re Trying to Learn 82Why Samples Must Represent the Population 83Biased Samples: How Conclusions Get Bent 84Random Samples and Informal Population Estimates 85Comparing Two Populations Using Samples (With Center and Spread)86Probability as a Number From 0 to 1 87Experimental Probability From Repeated Trials 88Theoretical Probability Models When Outcomes Are Equally Likely 89Experimental vs. Theoretical: When Should They Match?90Sample Spaces: Lists, Tables, and Tree Diagrams 91Simple Compound-Event Probabilities (Using Sample Spaces)92Simulations for Hard-to-Count Probabilities 93Independence vs. Certainty: What Chance Can and Can’t Promise 94The Gambler’s Fallacy and Other Probability Traps

95Angle Size, Angle Types, and Angle Addition 96Angle Relationships: Complementary, Supplementary, Adjacent, and Vertical 97Turning Angle Diagrams Into Simple Equations 98Triangle Angle Sums and Related Polygon Reasoning 99Area Formulas From Decomposition and Rearrangement 100Area of Quadrilaterals and Composite Figures 101Circles: π, Circumference, Area, and Composite Regions 102Nets, Surface Area, Volume, and Choosing the Right Measure

103Translations on the Coordinate Plane: Sliding Without Changing Shape 104Reflections: Flips Across a Line and What They Preserve 105Rotations and Congruence by Sequences of Rigid Transformations 106Dilations: Scale Factor, Center, and How Coordinates Change 107Similarity From Transformations: Corresponding Parts and Scale-Factor Reasoning

108Constant Rate of Change: From Unit Rate to Slope 109Slope From a Graph: Rise, Run, and “Same Steepness”110Slope From Two Points: Changes in Coordinates 111Slope From Tables and Contexts: Patterns, Units, and Special Cases 112The Y-Intercept and Writing y = mx + b 113Comparing Linear Relationships and Repairing Slope Traps

114Two Rules at Once: What a System Means 115Solving Systems by Graphing and Interpreting the Result 116Solving Systems Algebraically and Checking Your Answer 117Systems in Context: Break-Even and Comparison Problems 118Functions: One Output per Input, and What Graphs Say

119Powers and Exponent Structure: Bases, Exponents, and What They Mean 120Exponent Rules From Patterns: Product, Quotient, and Power of a Power 121Zero and Negative Exponents: Making the Rules Still Work 122Scientific Notation and Orders of Magnitude 123Multiplying and Dividing in Scientific Notation 124Roots and Real Numbers: Perfect Powers, Approximations, and Irrationality

125Squares on a Right Triangle: Seeing the Pythagorean Relationship 126Why the Pythagorean Theorem Works: An Area Rearrangement Argument 127Finding Missing Sides and Estimating Irrational Lengths 128Right Triangle or Not? Using the Converse in Real Situations and on the Coordinate Plane 129Volume as Layers: Cylinders and Cones 130Spheres and Sense-Making: Comparing Volumes and Catching Unit Errors

131When Two Variables Travel Together 132Scatter Plots and What Patterns Look Like 133Lines of Fit and Approximate Prediction 134Slope and Intercept of a Fitted Line: Meaning and Limits 135Association, Not Causation: Two-Way Tables and Better Claims

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