Mr A's Math

This is a document I created for the student to glue into their notebook for math. This is a reference tool for student to easily remember how to multiply and divide numbers by 10, 100, or 1000, by simply moving the decimal either to the right or the left. You can also print this page out big and create a poster for your classroom. Enjoy!

These worksheets were created to give my students the meaningful practice our school curriculum did not. You can use these sheets for classwork and/or homework. The first sheets start off simple and progressively get harder. The problems in these sheets also work through a logical progression of Common Core Math. Try it out. I have spent years refining and honing these sheets. Students that come out of my class routinely retain and master skills faster and easier after using these sheets.

I've create some Google Form Math review question with embedded videos to help students solve the problems given. Theses forms are very useful as independent assignments, independent study, and homework. Basically for when you, the teacher, can't be present to help! Hope these work for you as good as they worked for me.

This is a great tool to have student glue into their interactive journal. This foldable includes the Vocabulary and defintions for Ratios, Rates, Unit Rates, and Equivalent Ratios. After students cut out and glue foldable into their journal, I have left space for them to write real world examples for each word. Attached is an example of real world examples that can be placed. Thanks, and I hope you enjoy! Mr. A

This is a sample of the spiral review program I use to this day. This is just the first sheet, and it starts really simple. It gets progressively more involved. So don’t worry about it looking too easily. This is just the beginning of the year. These worksheets were created to give my students the meaningful practice our school curriculum did not. You can use these sheets for classwork and/or homework. The first sheets start off simple and progressively gets harder. The problems in these

After teaching sixth grade for almost 20 years, I have found that proportions are the KEY! You can use proportions to solve a LOT of concepts in sixth grade. Percents and proportions go hand in hand. This page is meant to go into their math or interactive journal. This sheet shows how to use proportions to solve problems involving, "is", "of", and %'s. I hope it work for you and your class as much as it helped mine!

This worksheet was created to give my students the meaningful practice our school curriculum did not. You can use these sheets for classwork and/or homework. I have provided a Microsoft Word document so that you can type problems into the spaces. I have also handwritten problems onto it, and cut and paste problems from textbooks and other sources as well. I've designed this page so that students have a space to practice each problem(show work), and to be correctly easily. There is a column on

These worksheets were created to give my students the meaningful practice our school curriculum did not. You can use these sheets for classwork and/or homework. The first sheets starts off simple and progressively get harder. The problems in the these sheets also work through a logical progression of Common Core Math. Try it out. I have spent years refining and honing these sheets. Students that come out of my classes routinely retain and master skills faster and easier after using these sheets

These worksheets were created by me to give my students the meaningful practice our school curriculum did not. You can use these sheets for classwork and/or homework. The first sheets start off simple and progressively get harder. The problems in these sheets also work through a logical progression of Common Core Math. Try it out. I have spent years refining and honing these sheets. Students that come out of my class routinely retain and master skills faster and easier after using these sheets

This worksheets were created to give my students the meaningful practice our school curriculum did not. You can use these sheets for classwork and/or homework. The first sheets start off simple and progressively get harder. The problems in these sheets also work through a logical progression of Common Core Math. Try it out. I have spent years refining and honing these sheets. Students that come out of my class routinely retain and master skills faster and easier after using these sheets.

Use these 11 daily decimal sheets to help your students practice, and master, operations involving decimals. The operations involve adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing the decimals. Students will also practice turning decimals into fractions and percents. They have to write the decimal in word from as well. I have created these sheets in a scaffolded effort. The first decimal is 0.4, and builds to 2.36.

These two pages describe proportions and show how to solve them, using the "cross multiply and divide method. I have student glue these pages into their notebooks for reference in future assignments. One page is a description, and the other page shows how to solve proportions. I have found, through teaching close to 20 years, that knowing how to set up and solve proportions is the single greatest tool to have. We can use proportions to solve SO many different types of math problem. I hop

I hope you and your students enjoy this multiplying fractions foldable. I have included steps and example to solving fractions that are multiplied by fractions with area models, whole number by fractions, mixed numbers by fractions, and fractions by fractions.

This worksheets were created to give my students the meaningful practice our school curriculum did not. You can use these sheets for classwork and/or homework. The first sheets start off simple and progressively get harder. The problems in these sheets also work through a logical progression of Common Core Math. Try it out. I have spent years refining and honing these sheets. Students that come out of my class routinely retain and master skills faster and easier after using these sheets.

I've create some Google Form Math review question with embedded videos to help students solve the problems given. Theses forms are very useful as independent assignments, independent study, and homework. Basically for when you, the teacher, can't be present to help! Hope these work for you as good as they worked for me. If this helps, check out my bundle of 5 google forms. And, there will be more to follow! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Sixth-Grade-Math-Review-Google-Form-w-v