Math 6 – Unit 1 Full Curriculum Bundle
Integers, Fractions, Decimals, Percents, & More

Set the tone for a successful year with this all-in-one Unit 1 Curriculum Bundle designed for 6th Grade Math. Whether you’re introducing integers or tackling conversions between fractions, decimals, and percents, this resource equips you with everything needed to build number sense, increase confidence, and assess student mastery.

Perfect for classrooms using the 2025 South Carolina College- and Career-Ready (SCCCR) Math Standards, this bundle ensures your instruction is both rigorous and relevant. Save time on planning while engaging your students with guided notes, differentiated practice, spiral reviews, quizzes, and a unit test—everything is print-and-go ready.

✅ What’s Included

• 4 Complete Multi-Day Lesson Packets, each including:
  
  • Scaffolded guided notes for direct instruction
    
  • Homework aligned to lesson objectives
    
  • Quizzes for mid-point formative assessment
    
  • Interactive review activities (mazes, puzzles, fluency drills)
    

• Unit 1 Cumulative Review Packet
  
• Unit 1 Post-Test with Real-World Application Problems
  
• Full Answer Keys for:
  
  • Integers Packet
    
  • Decimals Packet
    
  • Conversions Packet
    
  • Unit Review
    
  • Unit Test
    (Note: The Fractions Packet Lesson do not include keys, allowing for student exploration or teacher modeling.)
    

Standards Covered
Fully aligned to the 2025 South Carolina College- and Career-Ready (SCCCR) Mathematics Standards for Grade 6, this bundle supports mastery of foundational content in the Number Reasoning (NR) and Percents, Algebraic Thinking, Fractions, and Ratios (PAFR) strands:

• NR.6.1: Compare rational numbers in various forms—including integers, decimals, fractions, and percents—using number lines and inequality symbols.
  
• NR.6.2: Understand and interpret the absolute value of rational numbers, especially in real-world scenarios (e.g., elevation, debt, temperature).
  
• NR.6.3: Fluently add and subtract integers, and apply concepts of opposites on the number line.
  
• NR.6.4: Perform operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide) with multi-digit decimals using the standard algorithm.
  
• PAFR.6.3: Convert between fractions, decimals, and percents and solve real-world problems using all three forms.
  
• PAFR.6.4: Compare and order rational numbers on a number line, including those written as decimals, fractions, and percents.
  

These standards are reflected in every aspect of this resource—ensuring academic rigor while remaining developmentally appropriate.

Skills Students Will Master
By the end of Unit 1, your students will be able to:

• Place, compare, and order integers and rational numbers on number lines
  
• Accurately use and explain the concept of absolute value
  
• Apply operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide) to fractions and decimals fluently
  
• Convert numbers between fractions, decimals, and percents
  
• Solve real-world problems involving sales tax, discounts, elevation, temperature, and more
  
• Build number fluency through hands-on games and visual representations
  

When to Use This Resource
This bundle is versatile enough to support:

• The first 4–6 weeks of the school year as your foundational unit
  
• Math intervention and remediation groups
  
• Spiral review throughout the semester
  
• Emergency sub plans or quick-prep lesson days
  
• Benchmark and state test preparation
  
• Home-based learning or flipped classrooms
  

Built-in Differentiation & Assessment

• Notes are scaffolded with space for modeling and highlighting key vocabulary
  
• Practice problems follow the Gradual Release Model: I Do, We Do, You Do
  
• Quizzes after each major topic ensure retention and comprehension
  
• The Unit Review includes spiral practice and mixed-skill fluency
  
• The Unit Test features conceptual questions and real-world application problems
  
• Bonus lesson on Comparing and Ordering Rational Numbers allows for enrichment or reteaching
  
• Suitable for multi-level classrooms, with tasks ranging from visual models to abstract reasoning
  

This curriculum is designed by a teacher, for teachers—whether you're new to the classroom or a seasoned educator looking to refresh your approach. It pairs perfectly with interactive notebooks, small-group rotations, or whole-class instruction.