This semester long, flexible course will cover the 6th Grade Math Common Core Standards. The following topics will include the following:


Unit 5: Expressions
January 4-8: Algebraic Expressions
January 11-15: Writing Expressions
January 18-22: Properties of Addition and Multiplication
January 25-29: Review & Test

Unit 6: Equations
February 1-5: Writing Equations in One Variable 
February 8-12: Solving Equations
February 15-19: Writing Equations in Two Variables
February 22-26: Review and Test

Unit 7: Geometry
March 1-5: Area of 2-D Shapes
March 8-12: 3-D Figures
March 15-19: Surface Area and Volume
March 22-26: Review & Test

Unit 8: The Coordinate Plane
March 29-April 2: Integers & Absolute Value
April 5-April 9: The Coordinate Plane
April 12-16: Writing and Graphing Inequalities
April 19-23: Solving Inequalities
April 26-30: Review and Final Exam

Part 1 of 2 covers the first half of the sixth grade math common core standards and curriculum.

Due to the fact that this is flexible course, students who are already taking 6th grade math can enroll for additional support and practice. Homeschooled students can enroll for a complete 6th grade math curriculum. Videos will be uploaded weekly along with practice assignments, homework, and additional resources. Students will use the Outschool classroom to access all materials and homework.

The weekly schedule will include the following:
Monday: Pre-Recorded video lesson with exposure and instruction of the concept. Students will be given an assignment to complete by Thursday.
Tuesday & Wednesday: Students will work on their assignment on their own. They can message me for additional assistance during this time.
Thursday: Pre-Recorded lesson where I will go over the homework and assignments. Additional practice of the concept will be provided. 
Friday: Optional resources will be provided to students who want extra practice with the concept. Students will be provided with individual feedback on their homework and assignments. 

These math lessons will integrate real world and engaging topics. Students will be provided with several different options for homework every week which include visual, real world and concrete assignments. 

Students will have the opportunity to engage with one another through platforms such as Flipgrid and discussions on the Outschool classroom. Students will participate in engaging and interactive platforms such as Kahoot, EdPuzzle and Quizziz in order for me to formatively assess.