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This Jeopardy game covers the following topics: Operations with DecimalsOrder of OperationsPercentsDividing FractionsLong DivisionThis is a PowerPoint game that aligns with the North Carolina Standard Course of Study for 6th grade math/Quarter 2. Students can play whole-class or in small groups.

This Jeopardy game covers 3rd Quarter 6th Grade Math in NC to prepare students for the statewide Check-In. The topics in this Jeopardy game are: *3-D Figures *Pre-Algebra (Substitution, Simplifying Expressions, One-Step Equations) *Percents This game could be played whole-group or in small groups as a math station. Each question comes with the answer.

I have students bring in a bag of candy with the price that they paid ATTACHED to the candy (I put sticky notes with prices). I have students get into groups and complete the attached PowerPoint. This is a fun way to incorporate the following: *Simple Ratios *Unit Rate *Ratio Tables I have also included a slightly more advanced one for a more advanced class.

This is a Jeopardy Game that includes everything from the 2nd quarter in North Carolina. The topics covered in this Jeopardy Game are: *GCF/LCM *Geometry *Ratios/Proportions *Inequalities *Coordinate Plane This uses Google Slides and can be adjusted to fit your needs. All questions include answers.

20 questions- all multiple choice assessment. This assessment covers GCF, LCM, Prime Factorization, and Divisibility. Many higher-order thinking questions.

This spreadsheet goes standard-by-standard through 6th grade math. Could be used as a class evaluation tool or per student. Use this spreadsheet for progress monitoring your students and documentation for struggling students. Also, there is a resource for some extra practice for review. Many uses for this tool. Students could use it as a self-evaluation tool or teachers could use it to follow students' progress in the standards.

33 question quiz on for Pre-Algebra topics- Substitution, Distributive Property, and Combining Like Terms. Made for 6th grade but could be used in any middle school math class.