교사 밥과 함께하는 6학년 수학: 재미있고, 상호작용적이며, 공통 핵심과 일치

STUDENTS AND PARENTS CAN SIGN UP AT ANY TIME FOR 6th GRADE MATH.

This 6th-grade math course can be joined at any time throughout the year. Students will explore essential Common Core topics like ratios, fractions, decimals, algebra, and geometry, all at their own pace.

I use a mix of engaging teaching methods, including direct instruction, interactive whiteboard activities, discussion, worksheets, and question-and-answer sessions to keep math fun and engaging. Each week, we focus on a new concept, practice it together, and work through problems as a class.

Throughout the course, students will have plenty of opportunities to ask questions, get feedback, and practice independently. My laid-back teaching style encourages participation and helps ensure that every student feels confident. This class is ideal for students looking to strengthen their math skills, whether they're looking for extra support or simply want to improve their understanding of 6th-grade math.

The topics covered in this ongoing course include:

Week 1 (Sept 3): Ratios
Week 2 (Sept 10): Unit rates and ratios
Week 3 (Sept 17): Solving real-world problems with ratios and rates
Week 4 (Sept 24): Dividing fractions
Week 5 (Oct 1): Real-world problems with dividing fractions
Week 6 (Oct 8): Adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers
Week 7 (Oct 15): Dividing multi-digit numbers
Week 8 (Oct 22): Multiplying multi-digit numbers
Week 9 (Oct 29): Factors, greatest common factors, and least common multiples
Week 10/11 (Nov 5 and 12): Fall Break
Week 12 (Nov 19): Multiples
Week 13 (Nov 26): Distributive Property
Week 14 (Dec 3): Positive and negative numbers
Week 15 (Dec 10): Rational numbers and number lines
Week 16 (Dec 17): Rational numbers, ordering, and absolute values
Week 17/18 (Dec 24 and 31): Holiday Break
Week 19 (Jan 7): Coordinate plane and quadrants
Week 20 (Jan 14): Exponents
Week 21 (Jan 21): Algebraic expressions
Week 22 (Jan 28): Equivalent expressions
Week 23 (Feb 4): Solving equations and inequalities
Week 24 (Feb 11): Variables
Week 25 (Feb 18): Solving equations involving addition and multiplication
Week 26 (Feb 25): Writing inequalities
Week 27 (Mar 4): Using variables to represent relationships
Week 28 (Mar 11): Calculating areas of triangles and quadrilaterals
Week 29/30 (Mar 18/25): Spring Break
Week 31 (Apr 1): Areas of other polygons
Week 32 (Apr 8): Volumes of rectangular prisms
Week 33 (Apr 15): Drawing polygons in the coordinate plane
Week 34 (Apr 22): Constructing 3-D objects
Week 35 (Apr 29): Statistical questions
Week 36 (May 6): Data distribution
Week 37 (May 13): Measures of center and variation
Week 38 (May 20): Summarizing and describing distributions
Week 39 (May 27): Probability