In this step up to 6th-grade math ongoing course, students be introduced to some important sixth-grade math skills, as outlined by the Common Core State Standards. 

We will learn about probability, ratios, inequalities, and more  - students will be exposed to each of the sixth-grade math standards. They will get to practice these skills with a licensed elementary school teacher in a low-stress and friendly environment. This class is perfect for students who want to get a head start on learning sixth grade math content in a low-stress environment. 

Students can join AT ANY TIME. Skills will be taught in isolation and new learners are always welcome. If you do not see a time that works for you on the schedule, please REQUEST A TIME and I will do my best to help meet your scheduling needs. 


Class structure: 
⭐Students are introduced to the objective of the week. 
⭐Teacher models the skill using examples and manipulative (if applicable) 
⭐Whole group practice of the skill using the weekly printables, Zoom whiteboard, and other websites, when applicable. 
⭐Independent practice/continued whole group support 
⭐When time allows, students will engage in a game to practice the week's skill (Blooket, Boom Cards, Kahoot)

I also encourage students to find real-world connections to the skills that we are learning in class. When students can make meaningful connections to the materials that we are learning in class, such as how they might use the skill in real life, they are more likely to be engaged and retain the information. 

I always allow students to share their strategies, questions, thoughts, and ideas throughout the class. Promoting a supportive and inclusive classroom is of utmost importance in order to allow students to grow as independent thinkers. 

Because this is an ongoing course, students MAY JOIN AT ANY TIME. The concepts are taught in isolation. However, students should be able to add/subtract/multiply/divide basic facts or should have a math tool available that allows them to make these calculations (such as a multiplication chart). 

There are multiple sections of this ongoing course available. Please refer to the sections below to find out where we are in the curriculum for the section that you are interested in. 



Curriculum Overview: 
Adding and Subtracting Decimals
Multiplying and Dividing Decimals 
Fraction and Mixed Numbers Review 
Dividing Fractions Word Problems
Positive and Negative Numbers 
Coordinate Planes (Plotting Points in Four Quadrants) 
Write and Evaluate Exponent Equations 
Algebraic Expressions and Equations 
Distributive Property and Algebraic Expressions
Area
Volume
Shapes on a Coordinate Plane 
Ratios 
Unit Rates
Ratio and Rate Word Problems



**Fall 2024 Session Begins The Week Of September 2**
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Week 1 (9/2): Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide Decimals + PEMDAS
Week 2 (9/9): Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers (Ordering on a number line) + PEMDAS
Week 3 (9/16): Multiplying and Dividing Mixed Numbers (Ordering on a number line)  + PEMDAS
Week 4 (9/23): Greatest Common Factor with Prime Factorization
9/30 Integers on A Number Line + Decimals/Fractions
Week 5  (9/30): Understanding Percents & Converting Fractions and Decimals to Percents
Week 6 (10/7): Comparing and Ordering Rational Numbers with Fractions,  Decimals, and Percents 
Week 7 (10/14) : Absolute Value
Week 8 (10/21) : Understanding Inequalities


Upcoming Topics (will be added to the monthly schedule as the semester unrolls)
✓Understanding Ratios 
✓Equivalent Ratios
✓Comparing Ratios 
✓Calculating and Comparing Unit Rates 
✓Finding the Percent of a Number 
✓Find the Whole - Percents and Parts 
✓Evaluate Numerical Expressions - Distributive Property & Combining Like Terms
✓Evaluate Algebraic Expressions - Distributive Property & Combining Like Terms
✓Solving one-step equations and inequalities 
✓Word Problems and Graphing Inequalities 
✓Area of Triangles, Quadrilaterals and Polygons 
✓Surface Area of Prisms and Pyramids 
✓Volume of Rectangular Prisms 
✓Volume of Prisms 
✓Circles 
✓Symmetry and Transformations 
✓Data Representations and Analysis 
✓Measures of Central Tendency 
✓Probability and Simple Events 
✓Theoretical vs. Experimental Probability 
✓Compound Events and Sample Space
✓Calculating Percentages - real world connections