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Organizing lessons and topics for this grade.Grade 6
Ratio reasoning, negative numbers, expressions, and area/volume connections.
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I can calculate mean, median, and mode for a small data set and explain what each measure tells me about the center of the data.
View subscription optionsI can choose the equation, expression, table, or strip diagram that matches a situation and explain why it preserves the relationship in the problem.
View subscription optionsI can compare theoretical probability and experimental probability for a simple event and explain why they may differ.
View subscription optionsI can create a dot plot or simple frequency display from a data list and use the display to answer questions about the data.
Start lessonI can describe the center, spread, clusters, gaps, and outliers of a data distribution from a graph or data list.
View subscription optionsI can describe the complete sample space for a simple chance event with an organized list, table, or tree diagram and explain how I know no outcomes are missing or repeated.
View subscription optionsI can tell whether a data set has variability and compare which of two data sets is more spread out.
View subscription optionsI can divide fractions by reasoning about how many groups fit, use reciprocal multiplication to compute the quotient, and check my answer with multiplication.
Start lessonI can divide fractions by fractions and whole numbers by unit fractions by using visual models, equations, and reciprocal reasoning.
View subscription optionsI can estimate the probability of an event from experimental data by comparing favorable results to the total number of trials.
View subscription optionsI can evaluate numerical expressions with grouping symbols, whole-number exponents, and order of operations, and explain why each step comes next.
View subscription optionsI can translate verbal statements into expressions or equations, decide whether the situation needs an expression or an equation, and solve one-step equations by using inverse operations.
View subscription optionsI can find a percent of a quantity by rewriting the percent as a fraction or decimal and using that form to find the part of the whole.
View subscription optionsI can find the area of a composite figure by decomposing it into familiar shapes or by subtracting a missing part from a larger shape.
View subscription optionsI can find the area of triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids by choosing a correct base-height pair and using the matching formula.
View subscription optionsI can find the distance between two points on a coordinate plane when the points share the same x-coordinate or the same y-coordinate.
View subscription optionsI can find the whole when a percent and a part are known by scaling the known percent to 100%.
View subscription optionsI can find and interpret a unit rate by dividing to make the second quantity 1 and by labeling the units correctly.
View subscription optionsI can find the volume of a rectangular prism with fractional edge lengths by multiplying the three edge lengths and explaining the product as cubic units.
View subscription optionsI can fluently add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals by using place-value understanding and estimation to check whether my answer is reasonable.
View subscription optionsI can interpret absolute value as the distance of a number from zero on a number line and use that meaning to describe points and compare distances.
View subscription optionsI can model a ratio or percent situation with a ratio table, double number line, or percent bar and explain how each representation shows the same relationship.
View subscription optionsI can use number lines and real-world contexts to represent, compare, order, and interpret negative numbers.
View subscription optionsI can locate, compare, and order rational numbers written as decimals, fractions, and integers by using their values and positions on a number line.
View subscription optionsI can plot ordered pairs in all four quadrants on a coordinate plane and describe the horizontal and vertical moves each pair represents.
View subscription optionsI can distinguish ratios from rates, identify the units being compared, and explain what a ratio or rate means in words, tables, diagrams, and equations.
View subscription optionsI can decide whether a question is statistical by checking whether it expects data that can vary.
View subscription optionsI can relate fractions, decimals, and percents as equivalent names for the same amount and use those forms to compare values.
View subscription optionsI can represent equivalent ratios with scale factors, tables, double number lines, and diagrams, and explain why the ratios stay equivalent.
View subscription optionsI can identify the independent and dependent variables in a relationship and represent the relationship with a table, ordered pairs, a graph, and an equation.
View subscription optionsI can choose the Grade 6 math idea that matches a story problem, solve it accurately, and label the final answer with the correct unit.
View subscription optionsI can solve one-step equations with addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division by using inverse operations and checking whether my solution makes the equation true.
Start lessonI can solve percent problems in context by identifying the part, whole, and percent before choosing whether to find a percent amount, a whole, or a final amount.
View subscription optionsI can use rates and unit rates to solve missing-value problems in real-world situations and name the final unit correctly.
View subscription optionsI can describe a statistical distribution by using center, spread, clusters, gaps, and outliers and explain how those features help summarize a data set.
View subscription optionsI can use zero as a reference point to represent, locate, and compare positive and negative numbers in real-world situations and on number lines.
View subscription optionsI can describe a ratio in words, fraction form, and colon form and explain whether it compares part to part or part to whole.
Start lessonI can use prime factorization and number relationships to decide whether a problem needs the greatest common factor or the least common multiple and then solve it accurately.
View subscription optionsI can use a net to identify every face of a prism and add the face areas to find the total surface area.
View subscription optionsI can use the commutative, associative, and distributive properties to write equivalent expressions and explain why the value stays the same.
View subscription optionsI can use a known conversion fact as an equivalent ratio to convert measurements within a system and explain whether the number should get larger or smaller.
View subscription optionsI can write expressions from verbal situations, choose variables that match the changing quantity, and evaluate the expressions for given values.
View subscription optionsI can write one-variable inequalities that match minimums, maximums, and limits in real situations and explain whether the boundary value is included.
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