We are learning to write expressions using variables. (8-1)

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We are learning to write expressions using variables. (8-1)

We are learning to evaluate expressions that have more than one operation. (8-2, 8- 3)

We are learning to extend patterns in a table using given rules and will then look for the relationship between corresponding terms in the sequences. (8-7)

We are learning to identify and graph points on a coordinate grid. (16- 1)

We are learning to use ordered pairs to find the distance between two points. (16-2)

We are learning to graph and interpret points on a coordinate plane. (16-4)