6th Grade Math Culminating Projects Bundle is a collection of six real-world performance tasks designed to help students apply Grade 6 math in meaningful, decision-based situations.

These projects are built to feel like real planning, design, and problem-solving work, not dressed-up worksheets. In each project, students take on a role, analyze information, make trade-offs, explain their thinking, and use math evidence to support a final recommendation.

This bundle gives you a full set of standards-aligned culminating tasks across major Grade 6 domains.

Included Projects

• Riverton Food Truck Launch
  Ratios and rates in a real business-planning scenario
• Riverton Emergency Supply Depot
  Signed numbers, absolute value, and coordinate reasoning in an emergency planning context
• Riverton Community Supply Kitchen
  Fraction division, decimal operations, multi-digit division, GCF, and LCM in a community kitchen planning task
• Riverton Recreation Center Membership Planning
  Expressions, equivalent expressions, equations, and inequalities in a recreation budget scenario
• Riverton Community Festival Ticket Planning
  Statistical questions, dot plots, center, and variability in a festival planning task
• Riverton Mini Golf Park Design
  Area, coordinate geometry, volume, and surface area in a real design-and-build project

These resources are designed so students must:

• apply previously learned skills in context
• explain and justify their decisions
• compare options and trade-offs
• connect work across multiple parts
• use math as a tool for solving a larger problem

Each project includes

• student project packet
• structured answer key
• scoring rubric
• teacher guide

Best for

• end-of-unit assessments
• performance tasks
• project-based learning
• math application days
• independent or partner work
• building a stronger 6th grade math project library

This bundle is a strong option for teachers who want rigorous, classroom-ready, standards-aligned projects that go beyond routine practice and push students to think, apply, and communicate clearly.

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