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Review Number System concepts with your sixth graders with this NO PREP Google Form Digital Breakout Room. This purchase entitles you to a LINK to the Google Form only. You will NOT have editing rights due to copyrights. This google form is self correcting. Students will not be able to go on to the next level until they correctly answer all questions within each level (section) 38 questions totalCommon Core alignedThere are four levels that include the following: Level 1: Greatest Common Facto

Assess your students understanding of CCSS 6.EE.9 with these 4 tasks that incorporate visualizing and writing word problems. In each task, students are given an input/output table and are asked to do the following: A)Describe a possible situation that the table could represent. B)Draw a picture that represents your situation. C)Write an equation that represents the situation D)Graph the equation on the graph. Tables that show an addition, subtraction, multiplication and division are provided

Working on writing in math? Communicating reasoning? Then look now further. This foldable prompts students to create, illustrate and solve their own Greatest Common factor word problem. Foldables include one with two numbers given, and one blank for students, or the teacher to choose the numbers. Project guideline and expectations included, along with a rubric aligned to CCSS math and writing standards for 6th grade. PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT AN EDITABLE FILE.

Are you wanting to incorporate writing into math? Science into math? This is the resource you're looking for. Not only does this include a review on integers, opposites, absolute value, and comparing and ordering integers, but included is a written component. Students are given a hypothesis, in correct if-then-because format and are asked to prove or refute it by writing a short response and providing appropriate mathematical examples/evidence. A rubric is provided for grading, but can also be g