六年級一對一私人數學家教（正在進行中）

We will be teaching Grade 6 Math.  The class may have worksheets and activities. We may use games, slides, video, images, manipulatives to teach the material. We will be using the interactive whiteboard on Zoom so students are encouraged to share their responses using a mouse, in the chat box or using a drawing tablet. Previous Grade 5 Math experience or knowledge would be recommended because the curriculum moves quite fast. 

* Tentative schedule. Pacing of class is subject to understanding of students. 

Week (Jan 1) The Number System: Fractions and Decimals
covers: Order of operations, properties of operations, powers, division fraction, decimals, multiplying fractions
 
Week (Jan 8) The Number System: Fractions and Decimals
covers: Powers, Division with Fractional Answers, Division, Fractions, and Decimals
Multiplying Fractions, Multiplying Decimals by Decimals
 
Week (Jan 15) The Number System: Fractions and Decimals
covers: Dividing Fractions by Whole Numbers, Dividing Whole Numbers by Unit Fractions
Dividing Fractions by Unit Fractions, Dividing Whole Numbers by Fractions (Introduction), Dividing 1 by a Fraction
 
Week (Jan 22) The Number System: Fractions and Decimals
covers: Dividing by Fractions, Word Problems (Advanced), Fractions and Order of Operations (Advanced), Dividing Decimals by Whole Numbers, Dividing by Decimals
 
Week (Jan 29) The Number System: Fractions and Decimals
covers:2-Digit Division (Introduction), 2-Digit Division, 2-Digit Division—Guess and Check
Cumulative Review, Ratios and Rates with Fractional Terms
 
Week (Feb 5) Ratios and Proportional Relationships: Fractional Ratios and Rates
covers: Unit Rates with Fractional and Decimal Terms, Proportions and Word Problems
Using Unit Rates to Solve Problems, Changing US Customary Units of Length, Using Unit Rates to Convert Measurements
 
Week (Feb 12) Ratios and Proportional Relationships: Fractional Ratios and Rates
covers: Tape Diagrams, Writing Equivalent Statements for Proportions, Solving Equations—Preserving Equality, Solving Equations—Using Logic Totals, Differences, and Equations
 
Week (Feb 19) Ratios and Proportional Relationships: Fractional Ratios and Rates
covers: Addition and Subtraction Word Problems, Models and “Times as Many”, Evaluating Expressions, Multiplication Equations and Word Problems, More Multi Step Word Problems
 
Week (Feb 26) The Number System Integers
covers: Opposite Values, Debits, Credits, and Debt, The Meaning of Zero, Opposite Integers Again, Distance Apart
 
Week (Mar 4) Geometry Coordinate Grids
covers: Absolute Value, Concepts in Absolute Value, The Four Quadrants of a Coordinate Grid
Coordinate Systems Horizontal and Vertical Lines
 
Week (Mar 11) Geometry Coordinate Grids
covers: Distance on Horizontal and Vertical Lines, Using Distance to Identify Shapes
Quadrilaterals on Coordinate Grids, Area on Coordinate Grids, Reflections
 
Week (Mar 18) Geometry and Expressions and Equations: Algebraic Equations
covers: Reflections (Advanced), Applications of Coordinate Grids, Equivalent Expressions
Solving Algebraic Equations, Word Problems
 
Week (Mar 25) Expressions and Equations: Algebraic Equations
covers: Graphs and Equations, Dependent and Independent Variables, Introduction to Inequalities, Mean, Mean, Median, and Range
 
Week (April 1) Geometry: Volume and Surface Area
covers: Frequency, Dot Plots, Stacking Blocks, Volume, Volume of Boxes with Fractional Sides
  
Week (April 8)Geometry: Volume and Surface Area
covers: Concepts in Volume, Vertices, Edges, and Faces, Prisms and Pyramids, Parallel and Perpendicular Edges and Faces, Surface Area of Rectangular Prisms
 
Week (April 15) Geometry: Volume and Surface Area and Statistics and Probability: Distribution
covers: Nets, Nets and Surface Area of Rectangular Prisms, Surface Area of Prisms and Pyramids, Volume and Surface Area (Advanced), Histograms
 
Week (April 22) Statistics and Probability: Distribution
covers: Histograms, Mean Absolute Deviation, Interquartile Range, Box Plots, Distributions

 Please note: The topics will not cycle back to the beginning and new topics will be introduced in upcoming weeks in this order.