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Sixth Grade Learning Expectations

Essential Learning 1: The student understands and applies the concepts and procedures of math.

Math Skill 1.1.5: uses objects, pictures, and symbols to create and solve equivalent ratios and proportions

Resources:

  • Addison-Wesley - Chapter 10

    • Ratio Concept: p. 280 -281;
      • Practice: p. 103
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 103
      • Reteaching: p. 103
      • Challenges: p. 103
      • Problem of the Day: p. 103
       
    • Equal Ratios: p. 282-283
      • Practice: p. 104
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 104
      • Reteaching: p. 104
      • Challenges: p. 104
      • Problem of the Day: p. 104
      • Solving Proportions: p. 284-285
       
      • Practice: p. 105
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 105
      • Reteaching: p. 105
      • Challenges: p. 105
      • Problem of the Day: p. 105
      • Using Proportion to Find Height: p. 286-287
       
      • Practice: p. 106
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 106
      • Reteaching: p. 106
      • Challenges: p. 106
      • Problem of the Day: p. 106, 117
      • Scale Drawings: p. 288-289, 308
       
      • Practice: p. 107
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 107
      • Reteaching: p. 107
      • Challenges: p. 107
      • Problem of the Day: p. 107
      • Using Map Scales to Estimate Distancing: p. 290
       
      • Practice: p. 108
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 108
      • Reteaching: p. 108
      • Challenges: p. 108
      • Problem of the Day: p. 108
      • Understanding Percents: p. 294-295
       
      • Practice: p. 110
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 110
      • Reteaching: p. 110
      • Challenges: p. 110
      • Problem of the Day: p. 110, 115
      • Estimating a Percent of Something: p. 296-297
       
      • Practice: p. 111
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 111
      • Reteaching: p. 111
      • Challenges: p. 111
      • Problem of the Day: p. 111
      • Percents, Fractions, and Decimals: p. 298-299
       
      • Practice: p. 112
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 112
      • Reteaching: p. 112
      • Challenges: p. 112
      • Problem of the Day: p. 112, 114
      • Writing Fractions and Decimals as Percents: p. 300-301
         
      • Practice: p. 113
      • Building Thinking Skills: p. 113
      • Reteaching: p. 113
      • Challenges: p. 113
      • Problem of the Day: p. 113
      • Collection and Analysis: p. 304-305

       

  • Marilyn Burns: About Teaching Mathematics: A K-8 Resource
    • Sense of Nonsense?, p. 235
    • Using Graphs to Build Understanding of Percents, p. 237
    • Mental Calculations with Percents, p. 238
    • Percents in the Newspaper, p. 239
    • Figuring Tips in Restaurants, p. 239
    • Comparing Advertisements, p. 239
    • The Photocopy Problem, p. 239
    • The Discount Coupon, p. 240
    • The Warehouse Problem, p. 241
    • Percent Stories, p. 241

Assessment:

  • Addison-Wesley
    • Chapter Tests:
    • Multiple Choice Tests Core Objectives, Chapter 10, p. 27-29
    • Free-Response Tests Core Objectives, Chapter 10, p. 33-35
    • Alternative/Performance: Alternative Assessment Booklet: p. 19-20
    • Journal - Have students write out the processes as though they are explaining them to other students who do not understand ratios, proportions, and percents.
    • Teacher-Made Quizzes
    • Quick Quiz/Close and Assess, p. 281, 283, 285, 289, 291, 293, 295, 297, 299, 301, 303
    • Informal Assessment, p. 307
    • Power Practice Test, p. 307