Miss Swider's 6th Grade Math
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6th Grade Mathematics
"I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious." - Albert Einstein
Thanks for visiting!
Please note that there is a quiz every Friday on that week's material. If a student was absent, he or she should see me upon his or her return during AM homeroom to get any missed work or to schedule a time during lunch to learn the missed material.
This website is meant to supplement the 6th grade curriculum that I teach at JSMS. There are links to additional practice sites, websites that can help explain topics in different ways, and other multimedia tools that are meant to help students collaborate and be more independent in their learning of the 6th Grade Common Core Mathematics Standards. Students are expected to put their best effort in every day so they can grow socially and academically.
Chapter 1 Topics Practice
(1.2) Prime Factorization Practice
(1.3) Finding the GCF Practice
(1.3) Finding the LCM Practice(1.3) (not practice--video lesson) Rewriting a sum using the distributive property
(1.4) Exponents Practice
(1.5) Order of Operations Practice
(1.1) Adding Decimals Practice (elementary skills related to 1.1)
More Adding Decimals Practice
(1.1) Decimal Patterns
(1.1) Decimals on a Number LineChapter 2 Topics Practice(2.2) Order IntegersChapter 9 Topics Practice(9.2) ReflectionsChapter 3 Topics Practice(3.1) Dividing Fractions(3.2, 3.3) Add/Subtract/Multiply/Divide decimals(3.2, 3.3)Choice Decimal OperationsChapter 4 Topics Practice(4.2)Equivalent Ratios(4.3)Ratio TablesChapter 5 Topics Practice(5.1)Rates(5.1)Unit RateChapter 6 Topics PracticeChapter 7 Topics Practice
(7.1) Write Numerical or Algebraic Expressions
(7.3) Combining Like Terms
(7.3) Simplify Variable Expressions
(7.4) Distributive Property (expand or factor)
Chapter 8 Topics Practice
(8.1) Solving Equations More 1 Step Equations
(8.2) Dependent and Independent Variables
(8.2) Writing Equations
(8.3) Inequalties on a number line
(8.3) Write inequalities from a number line
Chapter 12
(12.1) Surface Area Surface Area of a Rectangular Prism Surface Area of Triangular Prisms
Surface Area of a Square Pyramid
(12.2)
KHAN ACADEMY Practice(scroll to the bottom)
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Math in Focus Resources (Students need the username and password to obtain the Math in Focus resources. Email me for it!)
I look forward to a successful and enjoyable school year!
-Miss Swider
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