Grade 8 Mathematics Syllabus
School Year: 2025-2026
Subject: Mathematics
Grade Level: 8
Duration: One Academic Year (Two Semesters)
Guide: Miss Iris B. Cempron (
[email protected])(siri norpmec)
Course Description
Grade 8 Mathematics builds on foundational concepts from previous years and prepares
students for higher-level math. The course emphasizes problem-solving, critical thinking, and
the application of mathematical concepts in real-life situations. Topics include rational
numbers, linear equations, geometry, functions, statistics, and probability.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, students should be able to:
Understand and perform operations with rational numbers.
Solve linear equations and inequalities.
Analyze geometric figures and understand their properties.
Interpret and construct functions and graphs.
Apply concepts of statistics and probability to real-world problems.
Develop mathematical reasoning and communication skills.
Course Outline
Quarter Topics Key Learning Outcomes Assessment
Quizzes,
1st - Rational Numbers and - Perform operations with
Worksheets,
Quarter Operations rational numbers
Projects
- Linear Equations and - Solve one-step and multi-step
Inequalities linear equations
- Understand the concept of a
- Introduction to Functions
function and its representation
2nd - Geometry: Angles, - Identify and classify angles Tests, Group
Quarter Triangles, and and polygons Activities
Quadrilaterals
- Pythagorean Theorem - Apply the Pythagorean
theorem to solve problems
- Transformations - Describe and perform
(Reflections, Rotations, geometric transformations
Translations)
3rd - Linear Functions and - Graph linear functions and Quizzes,
Quarter Graphing interpret their slopes Projects
- Systems of Linear - Solve systems of equations
Equations by graphing and substitution
- Exponents and Scientific - Apply the laws of exponents
Notation and use scientific notation
4th - Statistics: Data Collection - Collect, organize, and Tests,
Quarter and Interpretation interpret data Presentations
- Calculate simple probabilities
- Probability and understand probability
models
- Reinforce key concepts and
- Review and Enrichment Final Exam
prepare for final assessments
Teaching Strategies
Interactive lectures and discussions
Group work and collaborative problem-solving
Use of visual aids, manipulatives, and technology (graphing calculators, software)
Real-life application projects and activities
Continuous formative and summative assessments
Assessment and Grading
Assessment Type Weight
Class Standing 20%
Personal Development 20%
Quizzes 30%
Exam 30%
Materials and Resources
Textbook: Math Ideas and Life Applications 8 (ABIVA:Second Edition)
Supplementary Worksheets and Handouts
Scientific Calculators
Manipulatives and Visual Aids
Classroom Policies
Regular attendance and punctuality are expected.
ISP must be submitted on time.
Active participation in class activities is encouraged.
Respect for classmates and the learning environment is mandatory.
Academic honesty is strictly observed.
Contact Information
Teacher: Iris B. Cempron
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: 7:30 – 4:30
