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Amplify Science (California) Grade 5
15 chapters, 129 skills
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Amplify Science (California) Grade 5
15 chapters, 129 skills
Chapter 1: Why don’t we see a lot of stars in the daytime?
Chapter 2: Why is the sun up sometimes, but not other times?
Chapter 3: Why do we see different stars at different times of year?
Chapter 4: How can we investigate why we see different stars on different nights?
Chapter 1: Why did the food coloring separate into different dyes?
Chapter 2: Why do some salad dressings have sediments, and others do not?
Chapter 3: Why can salad-dressing ingredients separate again after being mixed?
Chapter 1: Why is East Ferris running out of water while West Ferris is not?
Chapter 2: Why does more rain form over West Ferris than East Ferris?
Chapter 3: Why is more water vapor getting cold over West Ferris than East Ferris?
Chapter 4: Why is there more water vapor high up over West Ferris than East Ferris?
Chapter 5: How can East Ferris turn wastewater into clean freshwater?
Chapter 1: Why aren’t the jaguars and sloths growing and thriving?
Chapter 2: Why aren’t the cecropia trees growing and thriving?
Chapter 3: Why aren’t the cecropia trees growing and thriving in the soil?
California myWorld Interactive, Grade 5
8 chapters, 82 skills
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California myWorld Interactive, Grade 5
8 chapters, 82 skills
Chapter 1: The First Americans
Chapter 2: Age of Exploration
- Cortés Conquers the Aztec Empire
- Europeans Introduce Horses to the Americas
- Europeans Seek New Trade Routes to Asia
- Portugal Leads the Search for a Sea Route
- Continents Trade New Foods
- Sugar Plantations Fueled the Slave Trade
- Spain Builds a New Colony
- Explorers Claim More Land for Spain
- Portuguese Explorers Expand the Slave Trade
Chapter 3: Settling the Colonies in North America
- Spain Establishes Missions to Control Colonies
- The French King Rules New France
- The Pilgrims Establish Plymouth Colony
- England Challenges Spain for Power
- Spain Governs Its New Colony
- Investors Fund the Jamestown Colony
- Spain Creates a Class System
- France and the Netherlands Search for a Route to Asia
- Puritans Build a "City upon a Hill"
- Colonists Establish Self-Government
- England Takes Over New Netherland
- Pilgrims and Wampanoag Form an Alliance
Chapter 4: Life in the Colonies
- Colonists Adapt to the Land
- Colonists Turn to Enslaved Labor
- A Religious Revival Sweeps the Colonies
- Cultures Clashed Over Land
- Enslaved People Fought Back
- Dissenters Found New England Colonies
- The Plantation System Shapes the South
- Colonies Shape Slavery in Different Ways
- Geography Guides Colonial Work
- Colonies Establish Chattel Slavery
- Proprietors Form Diverse Middle Colonies
- Wealth Divided Colonial Society
- Colonists and American Indians Fight for Land
- England Controls Colonial Trade
- Early Alliances Unravel
- Southern Colonies Build a Plantation Economy
- Consequences of the War: The Proclamation of 1763
- The End of the War: The Treaty of Paris
- Colonial Families Work to Survive
Chapter 5: The American Revolution
- Congress Shifts from Peace to War
- Women and African Americans Aid the War Effort
- Washington Leads Early Victories
- Training and an Alliance Turn the War's Tide
- Congress Writes a Formal Breakup Letter
- The Stamp Act Unites the Colonies
- Britain's Victory Creates New Problems
- Declaration's Ideals Clash with Colonial Reality
Chapter 6: A New Nation
Chapter 7: Life in the Young Republic
- The War's End Changes the Nation
- Adams's Presidency Sparks Conflict
- Hamilton and Jefferson Debate the Economy
- Americans and British Clash in Key Battles
- Leaders Create a Federal Capital
- Britain Challenges American Independence
- The U.S. Asserts Its Influence
- The Cotton Gin Expands Slavery
- Immigrants Arrive Seeking a Better Life
- Americans Push into Spanish Florida
- Abolitionists Rise to End Slavery
- Key Leaders Direct the War of 1812
- The War Creates a New American Pride
- The U.S. Sends More Explorers West
- The Cherokee Resist and Face the Trail of Tears
- Washington Sets Presidential Precedents
- Women Demand Equal Rights
enVision, Mathematics, Grade 5
16 chapters, 100 skills
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enVision, Mathematics, Grade 5
16 chapters, 100 skills
Chapter 1: Understand Place Value
Chapter 2: Use Models and Strategies to Add and Subtract Decimals
- Using the Partial Differences Method
- Modeling Decimal Subtraction
- Adding Decimals Using Partial Sums
- Grouping Compatible Numbers Using Properties of Addition
- Modeling Decimal Subtraction on a Number Line
- Using Compensation for Subtraction
- Estimating Sums and Differences by Rounding
- Using Compensation for Addition
- Determine if an Estimate is an Overestimate or Underestimate
- Using Decomposition to Add Decimals
Chapter 3: Fluently Multiply Multi-Digit Whole Numbers
- Estimating Products Using Rounding
- Using Estimation to Multiply
- Adding Partial Products
- Estimating Products Using Compatible Numbers
- Multiplying Multi-Digit Numbers
- Multiplying Three-Digit by Two-Digit Numbers
- Identifying Overestimates and Underestimates
- Using Estimation to Place the Decimal Point
- Applying Exponents to Multiply by Powers of 10
Chapter 4: Use Models and Strategies to Multiply Decimals
- Regrouping Decimal Factors
- Decomposing Decimals into Expanded Form
- Estimate Decimal Products Using Compatible Numbers
- Model Multiplying Two Decimals Less Than One
- Verifying the Direction of the Decimal Shift
- The Associative Property of Multiplication
- Multiplying Decimal Units
- Repeated Addition
- The 10-to-1 Relationship Between Places
- Using Models to Place the Decimal Point
- Interpreting the Model to Place the Decimal Point
- Interpret and Simplify Products from Models
- Solving Decimal Multiplication with Partial Products
Chapter 5: Use Models and Strategies to Divide Whole Numbers
Chapter 6: Use Models and Strategies to Divide Decimals
Chapter 7: Use Equivalent Fractions to Add and Subtract Fractions
- Model Subtraction of Mixed Numbers with Regrouping
- Solving Word Problems with Unlike Fractions
- Finding a Common Denominator When One is a Multiple of the Other
- Step 3: Finalize and Simplify the Sum
- Rounding Mixed Numbers to the Nearest Whole Number
- Estimate Sums and Differences of Fractions
- Procedure: Subtracting Mixed Numbers with Regrouping
- Add Mixed Numbers with Unlike Denominators Using Models
- Add Mixed Numbers with Unlike Denominators
- Estimating Sums and Differences of Mixed Numbers
Chapter 8: Apply Understanding of Multiplication to Multiply Fractions
Chapter 9: Apply Understanding of Division to Divide Fractions
Chapter 10: Represent and Interpret Data
Chapter 11: Understand Volume Concepts
Chapter 12: Convert Measurements
Chapter 13: Write and Interpret Numerical Expressions
Chapter 14: Graph Points on the Coordinate Plane
Chapter 15: Algebra: Analyze Patterns and Relationships
Chapter 16: Geometric Measurement: Classify Two-Dimensional Figures
Eureka Math, Grade 5
26 chapters, 195 skills
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Eureka Math, Grade 5
26 chapters, 195 skills
Chapter 1: Multiplicative Patterns on the Place Value Chart
- Generalizing the Pattern: Shifting Digits by Powers of 10
- Extending Place Value to Thousandths
- Metric Conversions Using Powers of 10
- Metric Conversions Using Powers of 10
- Representing Powers of 10 with Exponents
- Applying Digit Shift Patterns for 10, 100, 1000
- Bundling and Unbundling with Place Value Disks
- Adjacent Place Value Relationships
- Identify Patterns in Powers of 10 Sequences
- Multiplying and Dividing Numbers by Powers of 10
Chapter 2: Decimal Fractions and Place Value Patterns
Chapter 3: Place Value and Rounding Decimal Fractions
Chapter 4: Adding and Subtracting Decimals
Chapter 5: Multiplying Decimals
Chapter 6: Dividing Decimals
- Solving Word Problems with Decimal Division
- Solving Multi-Step Decimal Word Problems
- Decomposing Remainders in Decimal Division
- Relating Decimal Division to Whole-Number Facts
- Dividing Decimals by Decomposing the Dividend
- Dividing a Decimal by a Whole Number
- Connecting Place Value Models to the Standard Algorithm
- Model Decimal Division Using a Place Value Chart
- Understanding Subtraction in Decimal Long Division
- Modeling with Tape Diagrams
Chapter 7: Mental Strategies for Multi-Digit Whole Number Multiplication
Chapter 8: The Standard Algorithm for Multi-Digit Whole Number Multiplication
- The Standard Algorithm for Multiplication
- Writing Expressions from Verbal Phrases
- Applying the Order of Operations
- Multiplying and Dividing by Powers of 10
- Multiplying Mixed Numbers with an Area Model
- Powers of 10 and Exponents
- Connecting Area Models to Partial Products
- Using Area in Multi-Step Problems
- Using the Distributive Property for Partial Products
- Using Estimation to Place the Decimal Point
- Applying the Distributive Property
Chapter 9: Decimal Multi-Digit Multiplication
Chapter 10: Measurement Word Problems with Whole Number and Decimal Multiplication
Chapter 11: Mental Strategies for Multi-Digit Whole Number Division
Chapter 12: Partial Quotients and Multi-Digit Whole Number Division
Chapter 13: Partial Quotients and Multi-Digit Decimal Division
- Estimate Decimal Quotients Using Compatible Numbers
- Solving Multi-Step Decimal Division Word Problems
- Dividing Decimals Using the Standard Algorithm
- Dividing Decimals by Two-Digit Divisors
- Compare Estimates by Shifting the Decimal Point
- Divide Decimals by Multiples of 10
- Divide Decimals by 10 Using a Place Value Chart
Chapter 14: Measurement Word Problems with Multi-Digit Division
Chapter 15: Equivalent Fractions
Chapter 16: Making Like Units Pictorially
- The 'Like Units' Rule for Adding Fractions
- Adding Unlike Fractions with a Rectangular Model
- Multi-Step Problems with Mixed Numbers and Fractions
- Subtracting with Rectangular Fraction Models
- Estimating Fraction Sums Using Benchmarks
- Subtracting Fractions by Rewriting with Common Denominators
- Adding Unlike Fractions to Get an Improper Fraction
- Subtracting from the Whole Number
- Decompose an Improper Fraction into a Mixed Number
Chapter 17: Making Like Units Numerically
- Subtracting Mixed Numbers on a Number Line
- Subtracting a Fraction from a Whole by Converting the Whole
- Adding a Whole Number to a Mixed Number
- Subtracting Fractions and Mixed Numbers from Whole Numbers on a Number Line
- Adding Fractions with Unlike Denominators
- Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators
- Subtracting a Fraction from a Whole Number
- Regrouping to Subtract Mixed Numbers
- Estimating Sums of Mixed Numbers
- Adding Whole Numbers and Mixed Numbers on a Number Line
- Adding Fractions Using the Least Common Denominator
Chapter 18: Further Applications
Chapter 19: Line Plots of Fraction Measurements
Chapter 20: Fractions as Division
Chapter 21: Multiplication of a Whole Number by a Fraction
- Solve Word Problems Involving a Fraction of a Measurement
- Finding a Unit Fraction of a Set
- Commutative Property of Multiplication
- Simplify Before Multiplying Fractions and Whole Numbers
- Equivalence of Fraction Multiplication Interpretations
- Find the Whole Given a Fractional Part
- Find a Fractional Part of a Whole Number
- Multiply a Fraction by a Whole Number: Multiply then Divide
- Using Tape Diagrams to Find a Fraction of a Set
- Multiply a Fraction by a Whole Number: Multiply then Divide
- Rewrite a Fraction of a Measurement as Multiplication
Chapter 22: Fraction Expressions and Word Problems
- Comparing Expressions Using Reasoning
- Applying Multiple Strategies to Fraction Word Problems
- Creating Word Problems from Tape Diagrams
- Writing Multi-Step Expressions from Verbal Phrases
- Modeling Fraction Word Problems with Tape Diagrams
- Create Word Problems from Expressions and Models
- Translate Tape Diagrams into Expressions
- Evaluating Expressions with Parentheses
Chapter 23: Multiplication of a Fraction by a Fraction
- Solving Fraction of a Remainder Problems
- Solve Multi-Step Measurement Word Problems
- Solve Multi-Step Measurement Word Problems
- Calculate a Fractional Part of a Whole
- Place Value Shifts in Decimal Multiplication
- The Standard Algorithm for Fraction Multiplication
- Modeling Fraction Multiplication with an Area Model
- Convert Mixed Number Measurements to Smaller Units
- Convert Smaller Units to Larger Units Using Fractions
- Find the Whole Given a Final Part
- Convert Smaller Units to Larger Units Using Fractions
- Connecting Area Models to the Multiplication Algorithm
- Multiply Decimals by Converting to Fractions
- Standard Algorithm for Decimal Multiplication
- Multiply Unit Fractions Using an Area Model
- Decimal Multiplication via Fraction Conversion
- Solving Multi-Step Word Problems with Decimal Multiplication
Chapter 24: Multiplication with Fractions and Decimals as Scaling and Word Problems
- Applying Scaling to Real-World Measurements
- Predicting Product Size Using a Scaling Factor
- Convert Fractions to Decimals Using Equivalent Fractions
- Solving Ratio Problems Using Unitary Method
- Convert Fractions to Decimals to Multiply
- Convert Decimals to Fractions to Multiply
- Estimate the Magnitude of Scaling
Chapter 25: Division of Fractions and Decimal Fractions
- Divide by 0.01 Using Place Value
- Creating Division Word Problems
- Model Fraction Division with Tape Diagrams
- Drawing Tape Diagrams to Model Division
- Write a Division Equation from a Tape Diagram
- Divide by 0.1 by Finding the Number of Tenths
- Connecting Division by a Unit Fraction to Multiplication
- Application: Solve Division Problems with Unit Conversions
- Standard Algorithm with Decimal Divisors
- Create an Equivalent Division Problem with a Whole Number Divisor
- Model Division of a Unit Fraction with a Tape Diagram
- Whole Number ÷ Unit Fraction
- Distinguishing Between Division Scenarios
- Divide Using an Equivalent Fraction
Chapter 26: Interpretation of Numerical Expressions
Illustrative Mathematics, Grade 5
7 chapters, 111 skills
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Illustrative Mathematics, Grade 5
7 chapters, 111 skills
Chapter 1: Finding Volume
- Identifying Layers in Prism Drawings
- Finding Volume by Counting Unit Cubes
- Measuring Volume with Unit Cubes
- Same Volume, Different Shapes
- Volume of Composite Prisms
- Real-World Applications
- Base Area Times Height
- Calculating Volume with Standard Units
- Volume of Composite Prisms
- Area of a Prism's Base
- Equivalent Volume Expressions
- Decomposing Composite Figures
Chapter 2: Fractions as Quotients and Fraction Multiplication
- Multiplying a Whole Number and a Unit Fraction
- Procedure: Multiplying a Whole Number by a Fraction
- Applying the Associative Property to Multiply a Whole Number and a Fraction
- Calculating Products Using Decomposition and Division
- Procedure: Multiplying a Whole Number by a Fraction
- Equivalence of '1/b of c' and 'c × 1/b'
- Modeling Division on a Number Line
- Distinguishing Dividend and Divisor in Word Problems
- Interpreting 'A Fraction Of' as Multiplication
- Writing Quotients as Mixed Numbers
- Modeling Sharing with Shares Greater Than One
- Finding Area with Fractional Side Lengths
- Modeling Multiplication with Area Models
- Area with a Unit Fraction Side
- Calculate Total Area from a Fraction Model
- Accurately Representing Division as a Fraction
- Finding Area with Fractional Side Lengths
- Area from Fractional Parts
- Decomposing a Fraction as a Product
Chapter 3: Multiplying and Dividing Fractions
- Divide a Whole Number by a Unit Fraction
- Understanding Fraction Multiplication with Area Models
- Representing 'How Many Groups' Problems with Division
- Comparing Quotients with 1
- Solve Word Problems: Fraction of a Fraction
- Solve Word Problems: Division of a Whole Number by a Unit Fraction
- Estimating Area with Fractions
- Creating Largest and Smallest Quotients
- Divide a Whole Number by a Unit Fraction
- Solve Word Problems Involving Fraction Multiplication
- Divide a Unit Fraction by a Whole Number
- Designing Flags with Fractions
- Commutative Property with Unit Fractions
- Visualizing Division of a Unit Fraction by a Whole Number
- Multiply Unit and Non-Unit Fractions
- Solve Word Problems: Division of a Unit Fraction by a Whole Number
- Understanding Whole Number Division
- Interpreting Area Models for Fraction Multiplication
- Writing Expressions from Area Models
- Dividing a Unit Fraction by a Whole Number
- Applying Quotative Division: Whole Number ÷ Unit Fraction
- Principles of Good Flag Design
- Representing 'How Many in one Group' Problems with Division
- Finding Area with Mixed Number Side Lengths
Chapter 4: Wrapping Up Multiplication and Division with Multi-Digit Numbers
- Multiply First, Then Add the Carry
- Solving Division Word Problems
- Multiplying by Place Value
- Applying Multiplication to Equal Groups
- Concept: Regrouping Products
- Visualizing Multiplication with Place Value Disks
- Divisor-Quotient Relationship
- Estimating Area Ratios Using Division
- Choosing Efficient Partial Quotients
- Evaluating Partial Quotient Strategies
- Advanced Strategies for Prism Dimensions
- Finding a Missing Dimension of a Rectangular Prism
- Application: Estimate Volume
- Area Models for 3-Digit by 2-Digit Multiplication
- Applying Multiplication in Word Problems
- Estimating Total Distance Using Multiplication
- Finding Products with Two Partial Products
- Strategic Placement and Maximum Carry
Chapter 5: Place Value Patterns and Decimal Operations
- Multiplying Tenths to Get Hundredths
- Estimating Decimal Sums
- Procedure: How to Multiply a Decimal by a Whole Number
- Relating Decimal and Whole Number Multiplication
- Estimating Decimal Sums
- Associative Property with Decimals and Whole Numbers
- Divide a Decimal by a Whole Number
- Placing the Decimal Point in a Product
- Divide a Decimal by a Decimal
- Applying Rounding to Word Problems
- Finding a Decimal Between Two Decimals
- Subtracting Decimals to the Thousandths
- Estimating Decimal Differences
- Rounding Decimals
- Comparing Decimals to the Thousandths
- Context and Measurement Precision
- Comparing Decimals to the Thousandths on a Number Line
- Adding and Subtracting Decimals with More Digits
- Dividing a Whole Number by a Decimal
- Adding Decimals to the Thousandths
- Adding Decimals to the Thousandths
Chapter 6: Place Value Patterns and Decimal Operations
Chapter 7: Shapes on the Coordinate Plane
- Defining a Rectangle
- Defining a Trapezoid
- Graphing Patterns on the Coordinate Grid
- The Coordinate Axes
- Classify Triangles by Angles
- Classify Triangles by Side Lengths (Triangle Inequality Theorem)
- Representing Patterns with Ordered Pairs
- Defining a Square
- Generating and Comparing Numerical Patterns
- Interpreting Ratio Graphs in Context
- Classify Quadrilaterals on the Coordinate Plane
- Finding Perimeter and Area on a Grid
IMPACT California Social Studies, Grade 5
8 chapters, 147 skills
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IMPACT California Social Studies, Grade 5
8 chapters, 147 skills
Chapter 1: The Land and People Before Columbus
- How the First Peoples Arrived in the Americas
- Historical Governments: The Iroquois Confederacy
- Adapting and Modifying Environments: Mound Builders and Puebloans
- Environment Shapes American Indian Economies
- Archaeologists Uncover the Past
- Plains Peoples Depended on the Buffalo
- Culture in Action: Daily Life and Family Roles
- Peoples Preserve Their Cultures
- The Woodlands Provide for Early Peoples
- Peoples Built Homes for Their Needs
- The Maya Build a Great Civilization
- Adapting to California's Diverse Environments
- Southwest Peoples Master a Harsh Environment
- Plains Peoples Adapt to Their Environment
- Horses Transform Life on the Plains
- The Iroquois Organized Life in the Northeast
- Traditions Organize Northwest Societies
- Southeastern Peoples Built Farming Communities
- Culture in Action: Spiritual Beliefs
- Southwest Peoples Build Distinct Homes
- Northwest Peoples Build Life from Forests and Sea
- Plains Peoples Developed Different Lifestyles
- Early Peoples Develop Agriculture
- Southwest Peoples Encounter Newcomers
- The Iroquois Confederacy Inspires a New Nation
Chapter 2: The Age of Exploration
- Spain Enters the Race for Exploration
- Columbus Sails West for Spain
- Spain Seeks Gold in the Americas
- Europeans Seek a New Route to Asia
- Technology for Exploration: New Tools for the Sea
- An Empire Blocks the Path to Asia
- Europeans Seek Asian Riches
- Roanoke: The Mystery of the Lost Colony
- What Was the Columbian Exchange?
- The Dutch Establish New Netherland
- Spain Builds Permanent Settlements
- Conquistadors Topple American Empires
- France Builds a Fur-Trading Colony
- Spanish Motivation: Conquistadors Seek Gold and Land
Chapter 3: A Changing Continent
- The French Build New France on the Fur Trade
- Cooperation Turns to Conflict
- Puritans Build a Religious Society
- Spain Conquered Land While France Traded for Furs
- Colonies Find a Common Economy
- Enslaved People Resist and Create Culture
- Grain Fuels a Thriving Economy
- William Penn Creates a 'Holy Experiment'
- Settlers and Powhatan Shift from Trade to War
- A Printer's Trial Defends Free Speech
- Puritans Punish Dissenters
- Why the Pilgrims and Puritans Came to America
- Diverse Groups Build a Tolerant Society
- The South's Land Creates a Cash Crop Economy
- Southern Society Forms Unequal Groups
- Europeans Build Empires with American Resources
- Tobacco Transforms the Virginia Colony
- Planters Build a System of Slavery
- Colonists Create Their Own Rules
- Settlers Face Hardship in Jamestown
- American Silver Weakens the Spanish Empire
- Settlers Forge Alliances and Enforce Labor
- Jamestown's First Government and Start of Slavery
- England Creates New York and New Jersey
- Surviving in Jamestown: Key Leaders and a Cash Crop
Chapter 4: The Road to War
- Alliances in the War: American Indian Nations
- Britain Takes Control of French Lands
- Britain Taxes Colonies for War Debt
- Colonies Unite Against British Rules
- The Tea Act and the Boston Tea Party
- Britain's Punishment Unites the Colonies
- The Course of the War: Britain's Victory
- Cause of the War: The Ohio River Valley
- The Cycle of Taxes and Protests Escalates
- Britain's New Rules Spark Colonial Anger
- Colonists Choose Sides
- Colonists Shape the Story of the Boston Massacre
- Colonists Create a Communication Network
- Colonists Demand a Voice in Government
- Boycotts and the Sons of Liberty
Chapter 5: The American Revolution
- Colonists Fight Bravely at Bunker Hill
- A Victory at Saratoga Brings an Ally
- A Pamphlet Inspires a Nation
- Allies Provide Crucial Support
- African Americans Fight for Freedom
- Valley Forge Transforms the Army
- Washington Revives the Revolution
- Allies Trap the British at Yorktown
- Patriots Weaken the British in the South
- European Ideas Shape American Independence
- The Fight for Freedom
- The British Target the Southern Colonies
- Redcoats Face Colonial Minutemen
- Leaders Debate and Draft the Declaration
- American Indians Choose Sides
- Patriots Use Advantages Against the British
- The Declaration States Its Case
- Armies Use Spies and Face Betrayal
- The Shot Heard 'Round the World: Lexington and Concord
- Congress Creates the Continental Army
- The British Plan a Secret Raid
- Women Contribute to the War Effort
- The Revolution Grants Unequal Freedoms
- The Treaty of Paris Secures Independence
- Hardships on the Home Front
Chapter 6: Forming a New Government
- A Weak Government Faces Money Problems
- Congress Organizes the Northwest Territory
- The Great Compromise
- Citizen Rights and Responsibilities
- The Constitution Grants Economic Powers
- Leaders Add a Bill of Rights
- Citizens Expand Rights Through Amendments
- Delegates Compromise on Slavery and Representation
- Creating a Weak National Government
- Shays' Rebellion Shows the Government's Weakness
- Federalists vs. Antifederalists: The Great Debate
- The Constitutional Convention
- Limiting Power
- Native Americans Defend the Northwest Territory
Chapter 7: Life in the Young Republic
- New Immigrants Help a Nation Grow
- Transportation and Communication Connect the Nation
- The First Political Parties
- The Louisiana Purchase and Early Exploration
- The U.S. Expands into American Indian Lands
- The U.S. Balances Free and Slave States
- Americans Enter an Era of Good Feeling
- Reformers Advocated for Women's Education
- The US Defines Its Place in the World
- The Rise of the Factory System
- Factories Build New Cities
- Machines Change American Work
- Leaders Establish Government Powers
- The Cotton Gin and the Expansion of Slavery
- Causes of Westward Expansion
Chapter 8: The Westward Expansion
- A Different Path: The Mormon Trail to Utah
- The Texas Revolution and the Republic of Texas
- The U.S. Acquires a Vast Territory
- New Voters Elect Andrew Jackson
- A Belief in Destiny Drives Expansion
- Manifest Destiny and the Start of the Mexican-American War
- Jackson Challenges Congress and the Bank
- The Government Forces Indian Removal
- Why Go West?: The Lure of Land
- Gold Rush Brings Statehood to California
- The Cherokee Challenge Removal in Court
- The Journey West: Life in a Wagon Train
- The Government Enforces Indian Removal
- Americans Settle in Mexican Texas
Pengi Math (Grade 5)
8 chapters, 14 skills
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Pengi Math (Grade 5)
8 chapters, 14 skills
Chapter 1: Palace Value and Powers of 10
Chapter 2: Multi-Digit Multiplication and Division with Place Value
Chapter 3: Decimal Operations and Estimation
Chapter 4: Decimal Multiplication and Division
Chapter 5: Add & Subtract Fractions and Mixed Numbers
Chapter 6: Multiplying and Dividing Fractions
Chapter 9: The Coordinate Plane
Chapter 11: Geometry — Classifying and Understanding Two-Dimensional Figures
Pengi Social Studies (Grade 5)
8 chapters, 83 skills
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Pengi Social Studies (Grade 5)
8 chapters, 83 skills
Chapter 1: The Land and First People
Chapter 2: Age of Exploration
- The Search for the Seven Cities of Gold
- Disease and Its Devastating Impact
- Technology Makes Ocean Travel Possible
- The Search for the Northwest Passage
- The Horse Transformed the Plains
- The Three Gs: God, Gold, and Glory
- The Conquistadors and New Spain
- Cabrillo Explores the California Coast
- What Was the Columbian Exchange?
- New France and the Fur Trade
- The Exchange of Food and Animals
Chapter 3: Encounters and Early Colonies
- Plymouth and the First Thanksgiving
- The Impact of Colonial Expansion
- The Powhatan Confederacy
- Leadership and Survival
- King Philip's War
- Relationships Deteriorate Over Land
- The Massachusetts Bay Colony
- Jamestown: A Business Venture
- Roanoke: The Mystery of the Lost Colony
- Motives: Separatists vs. Puritans
- The Anglo-Powhatan Wars
- The Mayflower Compact and Self-Government
- Jamestown and Pocahontas
- Tobacco Saves the Colony
Chapter 4: The Thirteen Colonies
- Slave Codes and Resistance
- The Great Awakening
- Puritans Build a Religious Society
- The Breadbasket Colonies
- Tolerance and Diversity
- The Plantation Economy
- Backcountry vs. Tidewater
- The Triangular Trade and Middle Passage
- Roots of Self-Government
- Mercantilism and Trade
- Dissenters and New Colonies
- A Maritime Economy
Chapter 5: The Road to Revolution
- The Boston Massacre and Propaganda
- Common Sense and the Declaration
- The Course and Outcome of the War
- The Stamp Act and "No Taxation Without Representation"
- Methods of Protest: Sons of Liberty
- The Boston Tea Party
- The Intolerable Acts and Unity
- Compromise and Contradiction
- Cause of the War: The Ohio River Valley
- Lexington and Concord
- Debt and the Proclamation of 1763
Chapter 6: The American Revolution
Chapter 7: A New Nation and Government
- Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists
- The Great Compromise
- From Weakness to Rebellion
- Checks and Balances: Veto and Impeachment
- The First Amendment Freedoms
- The Preamble and Federalism
- The Three Branches of Government
- The Judicial Branch and Judicial Review
- Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
- The Three-Fifths Compromise
Chapter 8: Westward Expansion
Social studies Alive! America's Past
5 chapters, 101 skills
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Social studies Alive! America's Past
5 chapters, 101 skills
Chapter 1: America's Geographic Setting
- Geography Shapes Where People Live
- How Environment Shapes Culture
- The First Peoples Arrive in North America
- Geographers Use Tools to Understand Earth
- The Devastating Consequences of the Exchange
- Geography Shapes History
- Geographers Map America's Land and States
- Europeans Seek Wealth, Power, and New Routes
- Europeans Grow Cash Crops for Wealth
- Groups Adapt to Their Environments
- Historians Group Similar Cultures
- People Settle a Diverse Land
- European Competition in the Americas
- Explorers Use Tools to Navigate the Ocean
- American Crops Change European Diets
- Voyages Spark a Global Exchange
- Historians Uncover the Past
- Explorers Bring Both Discovery and Destruction
- Europeans Seek Wealth, Power, and New Routes
- Introduction to Adaptation: The Inuit
- A Grid System Pinpoints Locations
- People Explain Their Arrival in the Americas
Chapter 2: Colonial Times
- Europeans Start the Transatlantic Slave Trade
- Colonists Rely on Servants and Enslaved People
- Enslaved Africans Endure the Middle Passage
- Settlers Pursue Different Dreams
- Europeans Profit from Triangular Trade
- Colonists Created Two Worlds of Work
- Settlers Face a Harsh New World
- Colonists Build Local Governments
- Education Separated Colonial Children
- Colonists Form Early Governments
- Enslaved People Resisted Bondage
- West Africans Build Diverse Societies
- Colonists Shaped Virginia's Government
- Enslaved People Built Strong Communities
- English Expansion Displaces Native Peoples
- The Official Church Reinforced Social Order
- Settlers Build Lasting Colonies
- Introduction to the Three Colonial Regions
Chapter 3: The American Revolution
- Ideals in the Declaration of Independence
- Great Britain Taxes Colonies After War
- Colonists Escalate Their Resistance
- The Congress Leads the Colonies
- Patriots Demand Self-Governance
- Colonists Choose Sides
- The Intolerable Acts and the First Continental Congress
- Common Sense Changes Colonial Minds
- Delegates Revise the Declaration
- Colonists Argue with Words and Actions
- Americans Gain Powerful Allies
- Armies Choose Different Battle Plans
- Colonists Use Key Advantages
- Colonists Choose Loyalty to Britain
- The Principle of "No Taxation Without Representation"
- Colonists Form an Army to Fight Great Britain
- A Treaty Secures American Independence
Chapter 4: Civics and Economics in America
- Patriots Link Knowledge to Responsibility
- The Compromise for a Bill of Rights
- The Constitution Protects Property and Ideas
- Delegates Design a Stronger Government
- A Weak Government Creates Money Problems
- The First Amendment Protects Basic Freedoms
- The Constitution Unites the Economy
- Amendments Protect Accused Citizens
- Hamilton and Jefferson Debate the Nation's Money
- A Weak Government Faces a Rebellion
- The Three Branches of Government
- Citizens Form Groups to Influence Government
- Patriots Inspire Citizen Action
- Adam Smith Describes a Free Market Economy
- Founders Reserve Rights for the People
- Checks and Balances
- Americans Ban Unfair Punishments
- Early Americans Valued Good Character
- Americans Adapt British Laws
Chapter 5: Manifest Destiny to Today
- The United States Becomes a World Power
- The North and South Grow Apart
- The Nation Reaches a Breaking Point
- Political Deals Postpone the Conflict
- New Weapons Create a Deadlier War
- Pioneers and Latter-day Saints Seek New Homes
- The U.S. Government Removes Native Peoples
- Americans Seek New Lives in the West
- Westward Expansion Divides the Nation
- Migrants Seek Fortune in the West
- Soldiers Confronted Danger and Disease
- The United States Acquires New Lands
- The War Transforms the Home Front
- An Idea Pushes the Nation Westward
- Abolitionists Challenge Slavery
- Californios Lose Their Land
- The Union and Confederacy Build Their Armies
- Americans Fight for Equal Rights
- The Mexican Cession and Its Consequences
- Technology Connects the World
- The U.S. Forces Native Americans from Their Homes
- Reformers Improve American Life
- Key Battles Turn the Tide of War
- The United States Gains Western Territory
- Factories and Cities Reshape America