Student Goal

I can use what I practiced this week to solve mixed review problems.

Why It Matters

Mixed review helps students choose a strategy instead of only practicing one skill at a time.

Warm-Up

Warm-Up 1

Find -5 + 12.

Warm-Up 2

Which is greater: -0.4 or -0.9?

Warm-Up 3

Find 50% of 18.

Short Lesson

Standard Focus

NC.7.NS and NC.7.RP readiness

Student-Friendly Standard Goal

I can decide which strategy fits a problem and explain why my answer makes sense.

  • Mixed review means you first identify the type of problem before solving.
  • Look for clues: signs may point to integers, decimals and fractions may need comparison, and percent symbols mean part of a whole.
  • After solving, check the reasonableness of the answer using estimation or the real-world context.

Guided Examples

Guided Example 1

Mixed Review Word Problem

A hiking group starts at 120 feet above sea level, descends 35 feet, then climbs 18 feet. What is the final elevation?

Step 1

120 - 35

Why subtract 35 first?

Guided Example 2

Pick the Best Strategy

Which strategy helps compare 2/5, 0.35, and 50%?

Step 1

2/5, 0.35, 50%

What is a helpful first move?

Practice

Problem 1

Find -6 - 4.

Problem 2

Which is least?

Problem 3

Find 25% of 60.

Problem 4

A student starts with 40 dollars and spends 12 dollars. Which expression matches?

Problem 5

True or false: 0.75 is the same as 75%.

Reflection

How are you feeling about today's skill?

Optional reflection: What improved for you during Week 1?