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In this lesson, students will start with real-world examples of ratios that need to be compared and construct graphs to compare them. Students will need to construct a graph with 2 separate lines, find the least common multiple of one of the parts of the ratios, and explain why one ratio is great than another. Emphasis is placed on students recognizing that the steeper the line, the greater the ratio. There are lots of examples for practicing in class and as homework.
This lesson is part of my Ratios and Rates Unit (Grade 6) which includes a module review, a module practice test, and a module test with answer keys.
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Description
In this lesson, students will start with real-world examples of ratios that need to be compared and construct graphs to compare them. Students will need to construct a graph with 2 separate lines, find the least common multiple of one of the parts of the ratios, and explain why one ratio is great than another. Emphasis is placed on students recognizing that the steeper the line, the greater the ratio. There are lots of examples for practicing in class and as homework.
This lesson is part of my Ratios and Rates Unit (Grade 6) which includes a module review, a module practice test, and a module test with answer keys.
ALSO INCLUDED:
Answer Keys: All questions and exercises have complete and detailed answers with the steps required to solve problems.
Editable Files: Microsoft Word versions of the student version of files are provided if you would like to edit the documents. Documents might be editable in Google Docs, but formatting may not transfer with full fidelity.
Curriculum Map with Standards and Pacing: (See preview) The Curriculum Map shows where this resource fits within the unit of this course. Additional resources can be purchased individually or as part of the full unit.
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COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students. Any changes made to editable files may only be used for personal use.
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