Arithmetic 74

This course builds strong confidence with numbers and the four basic operations. Students will practice accurate calculation, recognize patterns, and develop the essential skills needed for success in all future math courses.

What Arithmetic is

Arithmetic is the foundation of mathematics. It teaches students how to work with numbers using the basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to build accuracy, number sense, and calculation skills. Think of arithmetic as the starting ground for all higher math: it develops confidence with numbers, patterns, and simple problem-solving so students are prepared for more advanced topics later.

Key Goals of Arithmetic:

Why Arithmetic Matters:

  • Prepares students for Algebra I and higher math courses
  • Builds a strong foundation in critical thinking and problem solving
  • Helps students connect arithmetic skills with abstract concepts
  • Arithmetic is not just about learning “rules”—it’s about thinking mathematically and being ready to tackle Algebra with confidence.
  • Arithmetic Course Syllabus

    Unit 1 — Numbers & Operations


    Unit 2 — Factors and Multiples


    Unit 3 — Fractions


    Unit 4 — Mixed Numbers


    Unit 5 — Decimals


    Unit 6 — Ratios, Proportions & Percents


    Unit 7 — Exponents & Radicals


    Unit 8 — Scientific Notation


    Unit 9 — Variables & Expressions


    Unit 10 — Equations & Inequalities


    Unit 11 — Order of Operations


    Unit 12 — Coordinate Plane & Patterns


    Unit 13 — Word Problems & Problem Solving


    Unit 14 — Basic Geometry (Optional, Helpful)