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This aligns with 6th grade Common Core. This is a 51 slide review that consists of 5 categories with 5 questions each. The categories include: Ratios Unit Rate Proportions Percents Conversions Each slide is hyperlinked. The choice board links to the question which links to the answer which links back to the choice board. My kids love when we do Jeopardy review. I split my room into teams and each student gets a chance to solve and answer at least 1 question. You could also have them solve an

This is a PowerPoint Jeopardy game for reviewing Expressions. It consists of 52 slides and 5 categories: Translating Expressions Evaluating Expressions Exponents/PEMDAS Properties/Equivalent Expressions Misc. There is a Final Jeopardy question Each slide is hyperlinked to the next corresponding slide.

This PowerPoint aligns with the Common Core Standards for 6th grade. It consists of 5 categories with 4 questions each. The categories are: Division Decimals Fractions Distributive Property GCF/LCM All slides are hyperlinked to each other. Ex: The choice board is linked to the question which is linked to the answer which is linked back to the choice board. This product is editable.

This review was created for our first benchmark test. Every slide is hyperlinked. The choice board is hyperlinked to the questions, the questions to the answers and the answers back to the choice board. There are 30 questions in the entire review. There are 6 topics covered with 5 questions for each. The topics are as follows: Integers-all operations Fractions-all operations Equations Word Problems FOIL/Box Method Misc.

This PowerPoint goes along with the proportional notes that is listed separately. They both align with the 6th grade Common Core. Teach your students how to find if a set of fractions is proportional by cross multiplication, division and tape diagrams. http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Proportional-Notes-912642

Using 2 methods students learn to subtract integers. Methods: Negative/Positive chips- creating zero pairs keep change change

Using 3 different methods, students learn how to add integers. Methods: Negative/Positive Chips Number Line T-Chart Find the guided notes in my store.