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This project is something I do during our very first unit in 6th grade, which is the Number System for us. There are 3 different levels included to use with gifted to low students. You can edit as needed as well. The students create a poster or book answering the questions listed for their level. Each question has a specific standard that is addressed in order to show their answer. The project includes how I use it, my introduction to the students, and the 3 levels of complexity as well as

This can be a cumulative activity for the end of a unit, can be used as small project assessments throughout the unit, or can be used as an independent or enrichment study for the entire Algebra unit. The activities are higher level application activities so they are geared as enrichment or to provide rigor to the normal curriculum. There is one activity for each standard in the algebra unit. On each task there is a checklist for students to check off as they complete each thing on the task.

I use this product with the game Jenga (or a tumbling towers game). This could also be used as a review worksheet or even an assessment. This could be used in a center or in groups as well. My students absolutely love when we do this review for any test or concept. The product includes 48 review problems over integers, absolute value and rational numbers, as well as additional problems if needed. It also includes an answer key for review or grading purposes. It is geared towards the 6th grad

I have used an interactive notebook for the last 3 years in math and my students love it (well, at least most of them). I found though, that for my lower level students and lower level classes, all of the cute foldable, flippables could be overwhelming and take away quite a bit of instruction time. I decided to adapt my normal interactive notebook to create something more manageable for students who struggled with the interactive piece. I still felt there was a value in taking notes and writin

This is a large project bundle that focuses on geometry concepts learned in 6th grade in particular, but also adaptable to fifth and seventh grades as well or even a higher level class. The bundle addresses an entire geometry unit covering some of the sixth grade common core geometry standards as well as some previous standards in geometry learned in 4th and 5th grades: vocabulary includes rays, lines, angles, perpendicular, parallel, acute, obtuse, straight angles. It also covers 3D shapes,

These stations and activities specifically align with 6th grade standards dealing with finding the surface area of rectangular and triangular prisms and finding the volume of rectangular prisms with cubes or with fractional sides. Mostly they revolve around volume. You can use these as stations or activities in your class in small groups. I use these as stations and have included my stations sheet. The way I use these stations is not requiring students to do all of the stations, but by letting

This product includes exit slips for all of the common core standards. There are 2 different exit slips for ALMOST every standard. Level A is just a skill exit slip. Level B is an application exit slip. This helps to differentiate instruction as well. On each exit slip there is an evaluation box. This is for the student to evaluate themselves as to where they think they might be as well. The students color box red if they still aren’t comfortable. Yellow if they are still practicing, but

This product is an all in one for the entire 6th grade math year (statistics briefly covered )! The possibilities for practice and assessment are endless! This product includes mastery coloring sheets with each 6th grade standard listed for the students to color in once they master a concept. It also includes half sheet mastery quizzes to assess mastery of each of the 6th grade common core standards for the entire year. There are checkpoints for every standard as well, so if the students nee

These Performance Based Assessments align with the 6th grade common core standards for Mathematics. There is 1 PBA for ratios and proportions. 2 PBA for Number System and 2 for Algebra.Each Performance Based Assessment includes Multi Step problems and multi choice problems that are mirrored from the Style of the Parcc and PBA. Answer keys are included after each assessment. These Performance Based Assessments look like the Smarter Balanced and PARCC style assessments students will see.

I use this product with the game Jenga (or a tumbling towers game). This could also be used as a review worksheet or even an assessment. This could be used in a center or in groups as well. My students absolutely love when we do this review for any test or concept. The product includes 48 review problems over decimal operations, as well as additional problems if needed. It also includes an answer key for review or grading purposes.

This is a scavenger hunt using QR Codes based on decimal operations. The students scan the QR code and read the word problem. They solve the word problem and find the answer around the room, which will lead them to scan another problem. This is a great way to review all 4 decimal operations, word problems, and incorporate technology. There is a sheet for the students to record their answers and an answer key is included. This aligns with the 5th and 6th grade common core math standards on de

Aligns with the 6th Grade Common Core Statistics Domain The students will: • Create and ask statistical questions • Find measures of center (mean, median, mode) • Find measures of variation (range, interquartile range, upper and lower quartiles) • Create box plots • Create dot plots • Create histograms • Find mean absolute deviation • Summarize their data based on shape and summarize their findings from their surveys There is no answer key included because each graph will vary due to student

I have found that since we adopted the Common Core Standards many parents have shown frustration while helping their children with their homework. They do not feel that they can help them anymore as the concepts are new and it has been a long time since they learned similar concepts. In order to help bridge the gap and ease some parents minds, I have created this guide to 6th Grade math. It has all 5 domains included and all the standards that the students need to learn. I have placed them in

This is a game I use to review before I test over a unit. This specific set is over the 6th Grade Number System. Students love this motivational way of reviewing for tests! Teachers love this because it is super easy, with little prep! Included is the game set, rules, an answer key, and answer sheets. These problems could also be used as whole class or in centers if needed!

This is a game I use to review before I test over a unit. This specific set is over the 6th Grade Number System. Students love this motivational way of reviewing for tests! Teachers love this because it is super easy, with little prep! Included is the game set, rules, an answer key, and answer sheets. These problems could also be used as whole class or in centers if needed!

This is a game I use to review before I test over a unit. This specific set is over the 6th Grade Number System. Students love this motivational way of reviewing for tests! Teachers love this because it is super easy, with little prep! Included is the game set, rules, an answer key, and answer sheets. These problems could also be used as whole class or in centers if needed!

I use this product with the game Jenga (or a tumbling towers game). This could also be used as a review worksheet or even an assessment. This could be used in a center or in groups as well. My students absolutely love when we do this review for any test or concept. The product includes 48 review problems over Greatest Common Factor and Least Common Multiple, as well as additional problems if needed. It also includes an answer key for review or grading purposes.

I give each student these forms to hole-punch and put in their 3 ring binder that they have. You can keep them in a data binder or folder as well. After each assessment over the standards (some of my assessments include more than 1 standard), I have the students color in the block that matches that standard. This allows me to see which standards I need to intervene on for each student. (I also record the standards in my own data binder for each kiddo, in case they lose their sheet.). The stu