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This no-prep resource for understanding tape diagrams (also known as strip diagrams) and double number lines will help reinforce your lessons in ratios and proportions, as well as prepare your students for their state tests. The word problems and diagrams are aligned with CCLS 6.RP.3 and clarify how and when to use the tape diagram and the double number line (the double number line is modeled with both unit rates and percents). You can use this product as: * small group lessons to focus instruc

NOTE: THIS IS THE SAME PRODUCT AS THE HOLIDAY VERSION OF "USING VISUAL MODELS TO SOLVE DIVISION OF FRACTIONS PROBLEMS." THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN ADJUSTED TO BECOME A NON-HOLIDAY THEMED ITEM. Use these mini-lessons and diagrams to teach your students how to solve division of fractions problems using models. The step-by-step directions will help your students to create visual models to solve dividing fractions by fractions, whole numbers by fractions, and unit fractions by whole numbers. Students w

These printable double number line word problems are designed to use after you have taught this model of solving ratio problems. They will help reinforce your lessons in ratios and proportions, as well as prepare your students for their state tests. The word problems and diagrams are aligned with CCLS 6.RP.3. You can use this product as: * small group review * use on an Interwrite board as whole-group review * center or station work, with the answer key available for self-check * an assessmen

This three page quiz can be used to assess knowledge of unit rates and equivalent ratios. The 8 real-world word problems ask the students to: * find unit rates * compare ratios to see if they are equivalent * use a tape diagram to solve a ratio problem * use a double number line to solve a ratio problem This product can also be used to work with students in a small-group setting or in a math center as a unit rate and ratio activity. Ensure that you have taught double number lines and tape

This reading response guide for Exploring the Titanic by Robert Ballard is designed for your students to explore vocabulary, cite textual evidence, determine the author's purpose, and analyze the central idea of the reading selection. This guide accompanies the MacMillan 6th Grade Anthology whose green cover has a winding river on it. Students will: * determine vocabulary based on context clues * check word meaning using a reference * answer questions by stating a claim and using evidence fro

Reinforce those ratio and rate math lessons with this fun center activity. Students can play in a small group, individually or as teams, to match up cards with their corresponding card. * 32 cards, for a total of 16 matches * vary between vocabulary, knowledge of proportions, understanding of unit rates and prices, and equivalent ratios * Print them on heavy cardstock and then laminate for long-term use. * Instructions for use and an answer key are provided. * aligned to the Com

Using visual fraction models is a pervasive standard in the CCLS and this explanatory teaching tool and practice worksheet will be useful in helping your students master this concept. The first page has a step by step illustration of how to use visual models to solve a problem involving multiplication of fractions. Then there are 10 problems posed, with room to draw a visual model and solve the problem. There is an answer key provided, with a thorough illustration of each problem, not just th

To prepare your students to read independently at higher text complexity bands with the Common Core standards, students need to be exposed to readings with complex syntax and difficult vocabulary. This will be effective in building both confidence and abilities. This close reading, "The Tongue-Cut Sparrow", is a Japanese fable, rich in characterization and with a theme evident from text-based examples. With this activity, you will find: * Clear instructions for use * Suggested discussion activ

Use these mini-lessons and diagrams to teach your students how to solve division of fractions problems using models. The step-by-step directions will help your students to create visual models to solve dividing fractions by fractions, whole numbers by fractions, and unit fractions by whole numbers. Students will also practice writing real-world story contexts for their fraction division problems. There are directions and practice problems for each method, and an answer key provided. This pack

Use this fun, holiday-themed ratio quiz as a pre-assessment, review station, or as a quick assessment after your lessons. There is an answer key provided for a student self-check or to simply save you time. The questions address RP.6.1, 6.2, 6.3b. This quiz is an excerpt (re-worded for Christmas theme) from a longer quiz And a Shoppin' We Will Go !: Unit Rates and Ratios Quiz which is also part of a four-station bundle found below: Ratios and Rates Four Station Bundle, all aligned to the CC

These printables are designed for practicing double-digit multiplication, as well as estimating the answer before solving the problem. Each page reminds the student to estimate first, then solve the problem. Students can check whether their answer is reasonable against their estimate. The worksheets can be used as part of a lesson in class, reinforcement in centers, and extra practice as independent work. In fourth grade, these printables can be used as supplementals to your teaching unit. Use

Expressions has been identified as one of the four critical areas within the new CCSS for sixth grade, so get your students ready with this comprehensive review of 6.EE.1-4! This packet can be used to review whole-class or in small group. It also lends itself perfectly to an assessment of their knowledge. The standard for each question can be found in the margin so you will see instantly where students may need further support. Students will review: * writing and evaluating expressions invol

This resource contains daily practice for each morning of the week, culminating in a 10 question quiz on Friday. As a review, this third week contains a few skills from 5th grade, as well. Answer key for practice work and the quiz is included to save you time. When printing, select landscape orientation for best layout.Teachers can use this for: * Morning Work, just as named * Small group review * Independent practice * Assessment This Week #1 is the freebie first week available to download

This cooperative printable game with fractions can be used as review prior to an assessment or as a pre-unit prior knowledge assessment. Students answer questions on each other's boards, and record their name on the squares they answer. When bingo is played, the students whose names are on the squares must give the correct answers for bingo to be awarded. The review is twofold: when they answer each others' boards and when answers are reviewed during the bingo game. Included: * Directions *

To prepare your students to read independently at higher text complexity bands with the Common Core standards, students need to be exposed to readings with complex syntax and difficult vocabulary. This will be effective in building both confidence and abilities. This close reading, "Ben Franklin and His Wonderful Kite", is an informational selection about Franklin and how his character informed his accomplishments. With this lesson, you will find: * Clear instructions for use * Suggested discu

These printable tape diagram problems are designed to use after you have taught this model of solving ratio problems. They will help reinforce your lessons in ratios and proportions, as well as prepare your students for their state tests. The word problems and diagrams are aligned with CCLS 6.RP.3. You can use this product as: * small group review * use on an Interwrite board as whole-group review * center or station work, with the answer key available for self-check * an assessment after tea

Reinforce your properties of multiplication math lessons with this fun center activity. Students can play in a small group, individually or as teams, to match up cards with their corresponding card. * 32 cards, for a total of 16 matches * vary between vocabulary and solving * Print them on heavy cardstock and then laminate for long-term use. * Instructions for use and an answer key are provided. * aligned to the Common Core standards for third and fourth grades but can also be used in fifth

This resource contains daily practice for each morning of the week, culminating in a 10 question quiz on Friday. As a review, this second week contains some skills from 4th and 5th grade. Answer keys for practice work and the quiz are included to save you time. When printing, select landscape orientation for best layout.Teachers can use this for: * Morning Work, just as named * Small group review * Independent practice * Assessment This Week #1 is the freebie first week available to download

To prepare your students to read independently at higher text complexity bands with the Common Core standards, students need to be exposed to readings with complex syntax and difficult vocabulary. This will be effective in building both confidence and abilities. This close reading of "The Emperor's New Clothes", by Hans Christian Andersen, is rich in characterization and with a theme evident from text-based examples. With this activity, you will find: * Clear instructions for use * Suggested di

This engaging and cooperative printable game with expressions can be used as review prior to an assessment or as a pre-unit prior knowledge assessment. Students answer questions on each other's boards, and record their name on the squares they answer. When bingo is played, the students whose names are on the squares must give the correct answers for bingo to be awarded. The review is twofold: when they answer each others' boards and when answers are reviewed during the bingo game. This is align