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CambridgeMATHS NSW Syllabus for the Australian Curriculum Year 7

 

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CambridgeMATHS NSW Syllabus for the Australian Curriculum is a complete teaching and learning program to support the implementation of the NSW Syllabus for the Australian Curriculum.

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Additional teaching materials: Teaching programs, Working program and Scope and sequence chart.

Teacher Edition resources: Teacher Edition PDFs, Chapter tests and answers, Worksheets and answers, Worked solutions and Chapter summary posters.

To view a sample chapter, please click on the file below in blue.

 

Full PDF Textbook

  • Complete textbook [PDF 89.00Mb]

PDF Textbook chapters

  • Preliminary pages [PDF 2.0Mb]

  • Chapter 1: Computation with positive integers [PDF 4.9Mb]

  • Chapter 2: Angle relationships [PDF 2.0Mb]

  • Chapter 3: Computation with positive and negative integers [PDF 5.4Mb]

  • Chapter 4: Understands fractions, decimals and percentages [PDF 10.7Mb]

  • Chapter 5: Probability [PDF 5.8Mb]

  • Semester review 1 [PDF 0.7Mb]

  • Chapter 6: Computation with decimals and fractions [PDF 6.8Mb]

  • Chapter 7: Time [PDF 4.7Mb]

  • Chapter 8: Algebraic techniques 1 [PDF 9.6Mb]

  • Chapter 9: Equations 1 [PDF 7.4Mb]

  • Chapter 10: Measurement and computation of length, perimeter and area [PDF 11.4Mb]

  • Chapter 11: Introducing indices [PDF 4.4Mb]

  • Optional Chapter 12: Polygons and transformations [PDF 6.9Mb]

  • Semester review 2 [PDF 0.7Mb]

  • Answers [PDF 0.8Mb]

  • Index [PDF 0.8Mb]

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    Preview pages

    Chapter 1 Poster [PDF 7.2mb]

    Teacher Edition Chapter 1 [PDF 23.3mb]

    Chapter 1 Test [Word doc 0.1mb]

    Chapter 1 Test Answers [Word doc 0.1mb]

    Chapter 1 Worked Solutions [Word doc 0.1mb]

    CambridgeMATHS/HOTmaths integrated program

    Updated 15 June 2018

    Page 91: Question 5 to change to:

    How many angles of different sizes can you form from joining dots in this 2 by 3 grid? One possible angle (45°) is shown for you. Do not count the 180° angle or reflex angles outside the grid.

    Page 596: Question 5 answer to change to 5.

    Authors

    Stuart Palmer, David Greenwood, Bryn Humberstone, Justin Robinson, Jennifer Vaughan, Jennifer Goodman