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Teach complimentary and supplementary angles the common core way with this fun and interactive powerpoint.

This Power Point presents the basics on determining the probability of a single action. (Flipping a coin, Rolling a die, spinning a color wheel, etc.) It benefits both 5th and 6th grade students during their progression through the Common Core State Standards.

Teach conversions from decimals to percent and back with common core strategies in this interactive PowerPoint. This PowerPoint is sure to engage all students.

6.SP.B.4 This is a simple and easy to understand method of teaching Box Plots. It includes visuals and step-by-step instruction that is aligned to the Common Core State Standards.

This is a short Common Core lesson explaining the concept of ratios. It covers how to correctly place the numbers where they belong when writing ratios as well as simplifying outcomes. This will work as an introduction lesson leading into deeper ratio content.

This is an easy to understand process of teaching how to calculate the Mean and Range, and how to identify the Median and Mode. This power point includes step-by-step instruction that is aligned with the Common Core State Standards.

This is a continuation of the first probability power point I uploaded. It goes a little deeper into the concept of probability, and includes probability with dependent and independent events. It is a tool to aide in delivery of instruction involving CCSS statistics and probability.

This Power Point provides a short and easy way to Decompose as well as Compose shapes to find the area of new shapes that is aligned to the Geometry Common Core State Standards. It is part 1 of 2.

This is part 2 of a Composing and Decomposing lesson. This power point is very easy to follow and understand. It is aligned to the Common Core Standard 6.G.A1

Rules, tricks and formulas to teach 5th and 6th grade in a nutshell. This handy sheet can be given to students with useful acronyms to teach them everything they are expected to know.