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6th Grade Math

The following learning targets represent the major concepts studied and assessed in this course.

Semester 1

Unit A: Number Systems

A1. Integer Concepts

  • Graph positive and negative integers and find their opposites.
  • Order integers from least to greatest and use inequalities to compare integers.
  • Find and use absolute value and magnitude to describe real-world situations.

A2. Rational Number Concepts

  • Find and use absolute values and the opposite of a number to solve real-world problems.
  • Compare positive and negative rational numbers using a number line.
  • Find and use the GCF or LCM to solve problems.
  • Order positive and negative rational numbers of different forms.

Unit B: Number Operations

B1. Fraction Division

  • Divide fractions with the same denominators with and without models.
  • Divide two fractions with unlike denominators using several methods.
  • Find the quotient of a mixed number or fraction and a mixed number, fraction, or whole number.
  • Divide mixed numbers and fractions to solve problems.
  • Use the LCM and GCF to write fractions with like denominators and solve fraction problems using the four operations.

B2. Operations with Decimals

  • Add and subtract multi-digit decimals to the thousandths with or without a model.
  • Multiply multi-digit decimals, up to thousandths.
  • Divide multi-digit whole numbers by multi-digit numbers with or without remainders.
  • Divide a multi-digit decimal by a decimal to the hundredths place.
  • Determine which operation is needed and use all four operations to solve problems with multi-digit decimals.

Unit C: Ratio and Rate Reasoning

C1. Ratios and Rates

  • Write ratios in multiple forms
  • Find equivalent ratios using tables, graphs, and models
  • Compare ratios and rates
  • Use unit rates to solve problems

C2. Applying Ratios to Measurement

  • Create and interpret circle graphs
  • Convert units within and between measurement systems
  • Use equivalent ratios and conversion factors to solve problems

C3. Percent of a Quantity

  • Convert ratios to percents
  • Write percents as fractions and decimals
  • Use multiplication and other strategies to solve real-world percent problems

Unit D: Expressions

D1. Numerical and Algebraic Expressions

  • Write and evaluate numerical expressions with exponents
  • Apply order of operations
  • Write algebraic expressions to represent real-world problems
  • Evaluate algebraic expressions
  • Generate equivalent expressions using properties of operations

Semester 2

Unit E: Equations and Inequalities

E1. Solving Equations and Inequalities

  • Write and solve equations using all four operations
  • Model real-world situations using equations
  • Write and graph equations
  • Write and graph inequalities to represent real-world conditions

E2. Algebraic Relationships on the Coordinate Plane

  • Represent situations with tables, equations, and graphs
  • Identify dependent and independent variables
  • Identify patterns and write equations to represent relationships

Unit F: Relationships in 2D Geometry

F1. Polygons on the Coordinate Plane

  • Graph ordered pairs in all four quadrants
  • Determine unknown vertices of polygons
  • Find distances between points
  • Find perimeter and area of polygons on the coordinate plane

F2. Finding Area of Polygons

  • Use area formulas for parallelograms, triangles, and trapezoids
  • Find unknown dimensions using area
  • Find the area of composite figures

Unit G: Relationships in 3D Geometry

G1. Nets, Surface Area, and Volume

  • Use nets to find surface area of prisms and pyramids
  • Find volume using formulas
  • Determine unknown dimensions using volume formulas

Unit H: Data Collection and Analysis

H1. Data Collection and Distribution

  • Identify statistical questions
  • Construct and analyze dot plots and histograms
  • Describe distribution shape and range
  • Interpret box plots

H2. Measures of Center and Variability

  • Find and interpret mean, median, and mode
  • Determine the best measure of center
  • Find mean absolute deviation (MAD)
  • Use range, IQR, and MAD to summarize data