71 lessons in teaching order · every Grade 6 standard covered · free printable worksheets with answer keys
Fill in missing entries of a ratio table by applying the constant multiplicative relationship between rows or columns.
Make worksheets →Rewrite a percent as an equivalent decimal by shifting the decimal point two places.
Make worksheets →Rewrite a decimal as an equivalent percent by shifting the decimal point two places.
Make worksheets →Rewrite a percent as a fraction in simplest form.
Make worksheets →Compare fractions using grade-6 reasoning: interpret them as rates to see how more tries change the outcome, or flip them to their reciprocals (close mixed numbers) when the denominators share no simple common multiple.
Convert a measurement by multiplying by a conversion ratio arranged so the old unit cancels — the reasoning behind unit conversion, not a remembered rule.
Make worksheets →Rewrite a percent of a number as a multiplication expression, then solve (the answer is a whole number).
Make worksheets →Plot the pairs from a ratio table on the coordinate plane, see that equivalent ratios fall on a straight line through the origin, and read the unit rate at x = 1.
Make worksheets →Solve the three types of percent problems using the part = percent x whole relationship to find any missing element.
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