Pacemaker Practical Mathematics. South Carolina Curriculum Standards



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Pacemaker Practical Mathematics Correlated To South Carolina Curriculum Standards For More Information Contact Marc Callahan, Sales Support 800-435-3499 ext: 7719

Practical Mathematics Unit One On Your Own Standards Met Chapter 1 Covering Your Expenses 1.1 Where Does Your Money Go? 9-12 Algebra IE 1.2 Focus: Adding and Subtracting With Money 1.3 What Is an Expense Record? 9-12 Algebra IB 1.4 What Are Fixed and Variable Expenses? 1.5 What Is Income? 1.6 Focus: Multiplying and Dividing With Money 1.7 How Do You Save for a Big Expense? 6-8 Numbers and Operations IIIC 1.8 Problem Solving Decision Making: How Could You Cut Expenses? Chapter 1 Review Chapter 2 Making and Changing Your Budget 2.1 What s in a Budget? 9-12 Algebra IB, 11-12 Social Studies 12.9.2, 12.14.12 2.2 Which Budget Items Can You Change? 2.3 Focus: Estimating With Money 6-8 Numbers and Operations IIIC 2.4 Should You Start Computer School Now or Wait? 2.5 What About Changes You Can t Predict? 2.6 What Happens in Emergencies? 2.7 Focus: Finding an Average 2.8 How Do You Budget Extra Money? 11-12 Social Studies 12.9.9 2.9 How Do You Spend Your Extra Money? 2.10 Problem Solving On-the-Job Math: Administrative Assistant Chapter 2 Review Unit 1 Review

Unit Two Earning A Paycheck Chapter 3 Your Salary 3.1 How Do You Calculate a Yearly Salary? 3.2 How Do You Calculate a Monthly and Weekly Salary? 9-12 Algebra IE 3.3 How Do You Fill Out a Time Card? 9-12 Algebra IE 3.4 How Do You Calculate Overtime? 3.5 How Do You Calculate Your Income When You Make Tips? 6-8 Algebra IIIA 3.6 What About Expenses on the Job? 3.7 Focus: Finding the Percent of a Number 6-8 Algebra IIIA 3.8 What Is a Commission? 3.9 What If You Earn a Salary Plus Commission? 3.10 Problem Solving Decision Making: Would You Chose This Job? 11-12 Social Studies 12.9.10 Chapter 3 Review Chapter 4 Your Take Home Pay 4.1 What Is a Deduction? 4.2 How Do You Find Net Pay? 4.3 How Do You Find a Percent of Gross Pay? 9-12 Algebra IB 4.4 Focus: Finding Percent, Given the Part and the Whole 6-8 Numbers and Operations IA 4.5 What Percent of Gross Pay Is Each Deduction? 6-8 Numbers and Operations IA 4.6 What is Your Taxable Income? 4.7 How Do You Read a Tax Table? 9-12 Algebra IB, IE, IVA 4.8 Is There a Refund or Balance Due? 4.9 What Is Health Insurance? 4.10 How Can You Save Money? 4.11 What About Retirement? 4.12 Problem Solving On-the-Job Math: Payroll Clerk Chapter 4 Review Unit 2 Review Unit 3 Banking and Savings Chapter 5 Choosing a Bank 5.1 How Can a Bank Help You? 5.2 Which Bank Is Best for You? 5.3 Which Checking Account Is for You? 5.4 How Do You Use an ATM? 5.5 What Is a Savings Account? 6-8 Algebra IIIA, 11-12 Social Studies 12.9.10, 12.14.12 5.6 What Is a Certificate of Deposit? 11-12 Social Studies 12.14.12

Problem Solving Decision Making: How Should I Manage My Money? Chapter 5 Review Chapter 6 Using a Checking Account 6.1 What Does the Bank Need to Know? 6.2 How Do You Fill Out a Deposit Slip? 6.3 How Do You Fill Out a Withdrawal Slip? 6.4 How Do You Write a Check? 6.5 How Do You Keep Track of the Checks You Write? 9-12 Algebra IB 6.6 How Do You Use a Debit Card? 9-12 Algebra IB 6.7 What Is a Bank Statement? 9-12 Algebra IB 6.8 Did You Reconcile Your Checking Account Correctly? 9-12 Algebra IB 6.9 Problem Solving On-the-Job Math: Bank Teller Chapter 6 Review Unit 3 Review Unit Four Cash or Credit Chapter 7 Credit Card Math 7.1 Do You Want a Credit Card? 7.2 How Do You Open a Credit Card Account? 7.3 How Do You Protect Your Credit Card? 7.4 What About Buying on Credit? 11-12 Social Studies 12.14.12 7.5 How Do You Read a Monthly Statement? 7.6 What Happens When You Return an Item? 7.7 Should You Continue to Buy on Credit? 11-12 Social Studies 12.9.10 7.8 What Is a Cash Advance? 7.9 Problem Solving Decision Making: Which Credit Card Should You Use? Chapter 7 Review Chapter 8 Loans and Interest 8.1 Where Can You Get a Loan? 8.2 How Is Your Credit Rating Determined?

8.3 What Will the Loan Cost? 11-12 Social Studies 12.14.12, 6-8 Numbers and Operations IA 8.4 What s on a Loan Application? 8.5 What Is the Fee on a Loan? 8.6 Problem Solving On-the-Job Math: Bank Loan Representative Chapter 8 Review Unit 4 Review Unit Five Selecting Housing Chapter Nine Finding a Place to Live 9.1 How Much Can You Afford for Rent? 6-8 Numbers and Operations IA 9.2 How Do You Find the Place You Need? 9.3 What Is in a Lease? 9.4 What Is a Security Deposit? 9.5 Can You Afford to Buy a House? 9.6 How Much Is the Down Payment? 9.7 How Much Is the Monthly Mortgage Payment? 9-12 Algebra IE 9.8 What about Closing Cost? 6-8 Numbers and Operations IA 9.9 What Is Real Estate Tax? 9.10 What About Homeowner s Insurance? 9.11 Problem Solving Decision Making: Which House Should You Purchase? 11-12 Social Studies 12.9.10 Chapter 9 Review Chapter 10 Decorating Your Home 10.1 What Are Your Priorities? 10.2 How Can You Furnish Your Home on a Limited Budget? 10.3 Should You Buy on Sale? 6-8 Algebra IIIA 10.4 What Appliances Should You Buy? 10.5 Which Plan Is Best for You? 10.6 Focus: Finding Perimeter and Area 9-12 Geometry IB 10.7 How Much Paint Will You Need? 9-12 Geometry IB 10.8 How Many Tiles Do You Need to Cover the Floor? 9-12 Geometry IB 10.9 Problem Solving On-the-Job Math: Professional Painter 9-12 Geometry IVE Chapter 10 Review Unit Six Buying and Preparing Food Chapter 11 Eating for Good Health 11.1 What Is a Balanced Diet? Health and Safety Content Area II Standard I and II 11.2 What Can I Do If I Do Not Eat Some Foods? 11.3 What Are Calories? 9-12 Algebra IE 11.4 Focus: Solving a Proportion 6-8 Numbers and Operations ID, IIID 11.5 How Do You Burn Calories? 9-12 Algebra IB

11.6 What Is Wrong With Fat, Salt, and Sugar? Health and Safety Content Area II Standard I 11.7 Problem Solving Decision Making: How Much of Each Ingredient Is Needed? Chapter 11 Review Chapter 12 Choosing and Buying Groceries 12.1 What Do Labels Tell You? Health and Safety Content Area II Standard 2 12.2 Focus: Finding the Unit Price 12.3 How Can You Save Money by Comparing Prices? 9-12 Algebra IB 12.4 How Can Coupons Save You Money? 12.5 What About Limits on the Use of Coupons? 12.6 Are You a Wise Shopper? Health and Safety Content Area II Standard 2 12.7 Problem Solving On-the-Job Math: Stock Clerk Chapter 12 Review Unit 6 Review Unit Seven Buying Personal Items Chapter 13 Deciding What You Need 13.1 What Do You Really Need? 13.2 Did You Forget About Sales Tax? 6-8 Algebra IIIA 13.3 Which Clothes Do You Need? 13.4 How Do You Dress for Your Job? 13.5 What About Personal Care? 13.6 Is a Sale Item Always a Better Buy? 13.7 Is This Advertisement Misleading? 13.8 Can You Believe What You Read? 13.9 Problem Solving Decision Making: Which Clothes Best Fit Your Needs? Chapter 13 Review Chapter 14 Getting the Best Buy 14.1 When Are Items on Sale? 14.2 How Do Factory Outlets Work? 9-12 Algebra IB 14.3 What Is the Sale Price? 9-12 Algebra IB 14.4 How Do You Place a Catalog or Internet Order? 14.5 How Do You Find the Total Cost of Your Order? 6-8 Algebra IIIA 14.6 Problem Solving On-the-Job Math: Customer Service Representative Chapter 14 Review

Unit 7 Review Unit Eight Owning a Vehicle Chapter 15 Buying and Leasing a Vehicle 15.1 What Kind of Transportation Do You Need? 15.2 Which Car Is the Best Buy? 15.3 What About Shopping for a Reliable Car? 15.4 How Do You Pay for a Car? 9-12 Algebra IE 15.5 How Do You Check the Contract? 15.6 What About Making Car Loan Payments? 9-12 Algebra IB, IE 15.7 What About Leasing a Vehicle? 15.8 Problem Solving Decision Making: Should I Buy a New or Used Car? 11-12 Social Studies 12.9.10 Chapter 15 Review Chapter 16 Maintaining a Vehicle 16.1 What About Car Insurance? 16.2 How Much Does Car Insurance Cost? 16.3 How Does a Deductible Work? 16.4 What About Keeping Your Vehicle Running? 16.5 What About Car Repairs? 16.6 Problem Solving On-the-Job Math: Auto Mechanic Chapter 16 Review Unit 8 Review Unit Nine Recreation, Travel, and Entertainment Chapter 17 Budgeting for Recreation 17.1 How Much Does Recreation Cost? 17.2 How Can Bargains Save You Money? 17.3 How Can You Budget for Recreation Costs? 17.4 Problem Solving Decision Making: How Do You Plan for a Trip? Chapter 17 Review

Chapter 18 Planning a Trip 18.1 How Do You Use a Road Map? 18.2 How Long Will the Trip Take? 18.3 How Much Will Gasoline Cost? 9-12 Algebra IB, IE 18.4 How Much Will Food and Lodging Cost? 18.5 Problem Solving On-the-Job Math: Travel Agent Chapter 18 Review Unit 9 Review 9-12 Algebra IF, 2A, 2B is taught throughout the textbook. 6-8 Numbers and Operations IA, IIA, IIIA, IIIB is taught throughout the textbook.