Elementary Minimalist

Use this to review the basic skills needed for the unit 6 test in the 6th grade Everyday Math curriculum.

Use as practice, homework, or assessment!

Print the document. Cut the document so that there are 6 problem cards. Split students into 6 groups. Give each group one problem. Have students put 1-6 on a piece of paper. Have them write an inequality for each situation on the problem card. Make sure they write the answer on their paper on the number the corresponds with their card. After about five minutes, have tables rotate cards till all tables have written an inequality for all each card. You could also tape up the problems aroun

6th grade Everyday Math unit 4 notes. Complete the notes before or after each lesson in the unit for students to keep and use while completing homework assignments or to use when taking the test. This includes three pages of blank notes to print for students and the answer key with examples for the teacher.

6th grade Everyday Math unit 2 notes. Complete the notes before or after each lesson in the unit for students to keep and use while completing homework assignments or to use when taking the test. This includes four pages of blank notes to print for students and the answer key with examples for the teacher.

6th grade Everyday Math unit 1 notes. Complete the notes before or after each lesson in the unit for students to keep and use while completing homework assignments or to use when taking the test. This includes four pages of blank notes to print for students and the answer key with examples for the teacher.

Three 6th grade NWEA MAP Math Testing worksheets with answer keys and examples worked out. Great for practice before taking MAP math assessment. There are 36 problems total spread over three worksheets. Other grades can use since MAP testing isn't grade specific.

This is a practice and a quiz for mean, median, mode, and range as it is taught in Unit 1 of the 6th grade Everyday Math curriculum. The practice and quiz have 10 questions. Both forms follow the same pattern just different set of data for each. I used this on a flex day with students who were struggling with this specific concept and they were allowed to use these as notes when they took the final Unit 1 assessment / test.

Unit 2 test review for 6th grade Everyday Math. Answer key and example work shown included.