Number Lines and the Coordinate Grid (Part 1) is available at the link above. Part 2 is available here.

Every number can be thought of as a point on the number line. Because of this, number lines are important for all kinds of mathematics. Number lines are used in algebra, geometry, statistics, and many other kinds of mathematics.

In Part 1, students will study the following topics:

• Plotting points on a number line, including fractions, decimals, and signed numbers
• Measurement and distance on a number line
• Absolute value

In Part 2, students will study these topics:

• Plotting points and interpreting points on the coordinate grid
• Drawing lines and shapes on the coordinate grid
• Data on the coordinate grid (including scatter plots) and correlation

Note: If you are teaching with the packet, we recommend breaking it up into smaller pieces. We created a step by step guide for folks who are not sure how to break a PDF file into smaller chunks: Breaking Up is (not) Hard to Do.

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Both the PDF and document versions here are the most up-to-date versions. We recommend checking this page regularly to see if there have been any version updates.

The Fast Track GRASP Math Packets are made available for teachers who work with students in distance learning, Fast Track Math classes, and traditional ABE/HSE classes. The packets provided practice in high-priority topic areas by developing underlying concepts as an introduction to each topic. Students then are given practice applying what they have learned in context. Students work through HSE-style questions followed by guidance on test-taking skills and explanation of answer choice design. Finally, an optional section on the language of the math topic is provided. We hope that this section is helpful for all students, but especially useful for lower-level students and English Language Learners. (Click here for more information about other Math Packets)

Thanks!
Eric Appleton & Mark Trushkowsky (CUNY Adult Literacy/High School Equivalency Program)

If you have any questions about the administration of a Fast Track Program or a GRASP Distance Learning Program, please contact Rosemary Matt, NYS Director of Accountability at Rosemary.Matt@cayuga-cc.edu.

Note: The Fast Track GRASP Math packets use a Creative Commons license of Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), which means that they can be shared, copied and redistributed in any form, as long as the document retains attribution to NYSED and CUNY for their creation.

The Fast Track GRASP Math Packets were made possible through support from the New York State Education Department, Office of Adult Career and Continuing Education Services.