Mathematics

Course name: Mathematics Course code: (MTH1W)

Grade: 9

Type: De-streamed

This resource enables Learners to consolidate, and continue to develop, an understanding of mathematical concepts related to number sense and operations, algebra, measurement, geometry, data, probability, and financial literacy. Learners will use mathematical processes, mathematical modelling, and coding to make sense of the mathematics they are learning and to apply their understanding to culturally responsive and relevant real-world situations. Learners will continue to enhance their mathematical reasoning skills, including proportional reasoning, spatial reasoning, and algebraic reasoning, as they solve problems and communicate their thinking.

Grade: 9

Type: De-streamed

Prerequisites: None

This resource enables Learners to consolidate, and continue to develop, an understanding of mathematical concepts related to number sense and operations, algebra, measurement, geometry, data, probability, and financial literacy. Learners will use mathematical processes, mathematical modelling, and coding to make sense of the mathematics they are learning and to apply their understanding to culturally responsive and relevant real-world situations. Learners will continue to enhance their mathematical reasoning skills, including proportional reasoning, spatial reasoning, and algebraic reasoning, as they solve problems and communicate their thinking.

These learning resources support both Teacher led instruction and independent study.

For independent study, Learners may engage in active notebook reflection whenever prompted to participate in Discussions, Partner Activities, or Quizzes. No assignments can be submitted to TVO for grading or credit.

Educators may refer to the For Teachers page for extra information.

These learning resources support both Teacher led instruction and independent study.

For independent study, Learners may engage in active notebook reflection whenever prompted to participate in Discussions, Partner Activities, or Quizzes. No assignments can be submitted to TVO for grading or credit.

Educators may refer to the For Teachers page for extra information.

41 Lessons

11 Lessons

1.1 Grade 9 mathematics

1.2 A brief history of mathematics

1.3 Sets of numbers

1.4 Algebraic patterns

1.5 Exploring patterns

1.6 What is an algorithm?

1.7 Reviewing progress

1.8 An introduction to measurement

1.9 More number patterns

1.10 Geometric art

1.11 Storytelling assignment: Getting started

10 Lessons

Course name: Mathematics Course code: (MTH1W)

These learning resources support both Teacher led instruction and independent study.

These learning resources support both Teacher led instruction and independent study.

Unit 1 : Mathematical storytelling 11 Lessons .chain-link{fill:#3d4649;} .icon-circle{fill:#e6e6e6;}

1.1 Grade 9 mathematics 1.1 Grade 9 mathematics

1.2 A brief history of mathematics 1.2 A brief history of mathematics

1.3 Sets of numbers 1.3 Sets of numbers

1.4 Algebraic patterns 1.4 Algebraic patterns

1.5 Exploring patterns 1.5 Exploring patterns

1.6 What is an algorithm? 1.6 What is an algorithm?

1.7 Reviewing progress 1.7 Reviewing progress

1.8 An introduction to measurement 1.8 An introduction to measurement

1.9 More number patterns 1.9 More number patterns

1.10 Geometric art 1.10 Geometric art

1.11 Storytelling assignment: Getting started 1.11 Storytelling assignment: Getting started

Unit 2 : Financial literacy and numeracy 10 Lessons .chain-link{fill:#3d4649;} .icon-circle{fill:#e6e6e6;}

2.1 Characteristics of graphs 2.1 Characteristics of graphs

2.2 Simple interest 2.2 Simple interest

2.3 Powers and exponent rules 2.3 Powers and exponent rules

2.4 Compound interest 2.4 Compound interest

2.5 Tools to evaluate financial decisions 2.5 Tools to evaluate financial decisions

2.6 Evaluating and solving 2.6 Evaluating and solving

2.7 Appreciation and depreciation 2.7 Appreciation and depreciation

2.8 Budgeting 2.8 Budgeting

2.9 Comparing financial options 2.9 Comparing financial options

2.10 Borrowing money 2.10 Borrowing money

Unit 3 : Geometry and coding 11 Lessons .chain-link{fill:#3d4649;} .icon-circle{fill:#e6e6e6;}

3.1 Unit conversions 3.1 Unit conversions

3.2 Area and perimeter of composite shapes 3.2 Area and perimeter of composite shapes

3.3 Changing dimensions in 2D shapes 3.3 Changing dimensions in 2D shapes

3.4 Volume and surface area of 3D shapes 3.4 Volume and surface area of 3D shapes

3.5 Optimization of surface area 3.5 Optimization of surface area

3.6 Angle relationships in polygons 3.6 Angle relationships in polygons

3.7 Triangle properties and parallel lines 3.7 Triangle properties and parallel lines

3.8 Circle properties and infinity 3.8 Circle properties and infinity

3.9 Computational steps 3.9 Computational steps

3.10 Coding for algorithms 3.10 Coding for algorithms

3.11 Coding for mathematical problem solving 3.11 Coding for mathematical problem solving

Unit 4 : Relationships and data management 9 Lessons .chain-link{fill:#3d4649;} .icon-circle{fill:#e6e6e6;}

4.1 One-variable statistics 4.1 One-variable statistics

4.2 Representing single variable data 4.2 Representing single variable data

4.3 Two-variable statistics 4.3 Two-variable statistics

4.4 Data and spreadsheets 4.4 Data and spreadsheets

4.5 Lines of best fit 4.5 Lines of best fit

4.6 Data investigation 4.6 Data investigation

4.7 Determining equations of lines 4.7 Determining equations of lines

4.8 Points of intersection 4.8 Points of intersection

4.9 Lines and inequalities 4.9 Lines and inequalities

11 Lessons

1.1 Grade 9 mathematics

1.2 A brief history of mathematics

1.3 Sets of numbers

1.4 Algebraic patterns

1.5 Exploring patterns

1.6 What is an algorithm?

1.7 Reviewing progress

1.8 An introduction to measurement

1.9 More number patterns

1.10 Geometric art

1.11 Storytelling assignment: Getting started

10 Lessons

2.1 Characteristics of graphs

2.2 Simple interest

2.3 Powers and exponent rules

2.4 Compound interest

2.5 Tools to evaluate financial decisions

2.6 Evaluating and solving

2.7 Appreciation and depreciation

2.8 Budgeting

2.9 Comparing financial options

2.10 Borrowing money

11 Lessons

3.1 Unit conversions

3.2 Area and perimeter of composite shapes

3.3 Changing dimensions in 2D shapes

3.4 Volume and surface area of 3D shapes

3.5 Optimization of surface area

3.6 Angle relationships in polygons

3.7 Triangle properties and parallel lines

3.8 Circle properties and infinity

3.9 Computational steps

3.10 Coding for algorithms

3.11 Coding for mathematical problem solving

9 Lessons

4.1 One-variable statistics

4.2 Representing single variable data

4.3 Two-variable statistics

4.4 Data and spreadsheets

4.5 Lines of best fit

4.6 Data investigation

4.7 Determining equations of lines

4.8 Points of intersection

4.9 Lines and inequalities