Math Test Review Activities Grade 6

Ready for 6th grade math review? 

Let's look at 6 different resources that can improve your math test review. 

There are many ways to do math test prep review. I've compiled a list of resources that are ready to use now. By doing at least one actionable strategy of math test prep you can improve your students' scores by 10%. Choose the best one for your kids now. 

1. Math Test Prep Lesson Plans Grade 6. These Math Test Prep Lesson Plans cover all 6th Grade middle school standards. A great tool to prepare students for the end of year test. 3 weeks of math lesson plans done for you. Easy to use and implement in your math class.

2. End of Year Math Review Folder Grade 6. This Math Folder includes information, suggestions for testing, and review of sixth grade math skills. A great tool for students to use before the big test. Easy to print and use with any type of folder.

3. Middle School Math Reference Sheet Activities and Quiz. These Math Reference Sheet activities and quiz cover all 6th, 7th, and 8th grade skills students need to the end of year test. A great tool to use for students as an instructional aide or support. Easy to use before any assessment!

4. End of Year Math Review 6th Grade Booklet. Help students understand how to answer assessment questions based on the sixth grade math standards. Students also review key vocabulary words and assess their understanding of all sixth grade standards and math skills.

5. Test Prep Math Practice Worksheets Grade 6. A great tool to use as a Review, Test Prep, Intervention, or Classwork before the end of year exam. This test prep packet covers all math skills and standards for sixth grade. It is an excellent overview of the 6th Grade Math Curriculum.

6. End of Year Math Review BINGO Game Grade 6. Students will review key sixth-grade math skills while having fun playing BINGO!

Math Test Prep is important for your kids to practice specific skills and strategies. These skills and strategies will help them feel comfortable and capable of acing the standardized math test this year. Choose one test prep and watch your students' confidence in math increase as their skills increase to meet the grade level standards. 

Happy Reviewing!

Teaching Percents Decimals Fractions

Are you teaching percents, decimals, and fractions in 6th grade or 7th grade?

Need a math resource for teaching percents decimals and fractions?

Teaching math concepts from start to mastery can prove difficult. Making a plan, using different types of resources, and helping all students reach mastery is the goal. Teaching percents without teaching fractions and decimals like eating a jelly sandwich without the peanut butter. These skills go together and can be taught in a variety of ways to reach all types of learners.

Teaching Percents Decimals Fractions

Elsa and Anna go together. Fractions, decimals, and percents go together. Teaching them together can be mastered when the relationships between the three are acknowledge in a conceptual way.

Teaching percents, decimals, and fractions doesn't have to be a challenge. Help your students make connections to this math concept in a different way. Try one or all four of these resources to help your students master percents, decimals, and fractions today!

1. Percents Card Sort

6th Grade Percents Card Sort Activity is intended to help you assess how well students are able to understand how to use ratio and rate reasoning to solve percents in real-world and mathematical problems. 

7th Grade Percents Card Sort Lesson is intended to help you assess how well students are able to understand that rewriting an expression in different forms in a problem context, solve multi-step real-life and mathematical problems with rational numbers, and use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems.

2. Percents Math Stations

Math stations provide small tasks for students to do during a class period. Students can rotate and move from station to station in 10-15 minute intervals. This allows for 4-6 tasks to be completed within 45-60 minute class periods. Teaching percents with vocabulary, practice, applications, word problems, and real world connections. Try the 6th grade percents math stations or the 7th grade math stations today!

3.  Percents Math Activities for Interactive Notebooks

Using activities in an interactive math notebook can engage students in a different way. Students will take ownership of the activities and construct their own learning. Percents activities for 6th grade with vocabulary practice, finding a Percent of a Number activity, finding the Sale Price, and finding the Original Price before a Sale are included. Percent activities for 7th grade include vocabulary practice, finding the part, whole, or Percent, Finding Sales tax and Discounts, and Finding Simple Interest activity.

4.  Percents Math Notes 

Teach students how to solve percents, decimals, and fractions with note taking. Take a scaffolded approach to teaching this math skill. Use the completed notes, scaffolded, or have students write their own. Differentiate to meet the needs of your students and teach percents in a meaningful way. Three different math notes: Percents, Percent of a Number, and Percents, Fractions & Decimals Notes. 

Try the notes today! Download the free math notes for percents, decimals, and fractions. 

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Thanksgiving Classroom Ideas

Need Thanksgiving Classroom Ideas?

Planning a Thanksgiving Math Activity?

There are great ideas for Thanksgiving classroom parties. It doesn’t have to be an elaborate party or project. Students are content and happy with a small Thanksgiving activity. Here are some tips for having a successful Thanksgiving party in your classroom. Try one or all of these tips and your students will have a great time in your classroom this year!

 Try an activity with food or with paper food.

1. Limit Food Consumption. 

Depending on your school policy for Thanksgiving and other holidays, error on the side of less is more. Students will want to have food, pie, and share in this wonderful friendly holiday tradition. In preparation have a small food related activity for students to celebrate success or good behavior (if school policy allows it). An alternative to food is a free homework pass. It's a sugar free reward system that students will find value in. 

Talk about Thanksgiving Meal Costs.

2. Place Book Bags in Front of Room. 

Keeping book bags in the front of the classroom allows for less distractions. Students are less tempted to get in their bag for more items. Your classroom will have less behavior problems, less time talking about the book bags and other items, and more time focused on learning.

Review math skills with Thanksgiving Coloring activities and games.

3. Plan a Thanksgiving Math or Black Friday Activity. 

Your entire lesson plan does not have to be Thanksgiving based, but if you acknowledge the day with a short activity, your students might be more engaged. Creating an environment to celebrate and acknowledge fun holidays is always helpful in developing rapport with your students. Would having a Black Friday Math activity in class be helpful in building relationships with students? Do your students like to color math or play a game? Try a new Thanksgiving activity with them this year.

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Happy Thanksgiving!

Summer Math Coloring

Do you need a fun student work bulletin board?

Do your students need a fun review of math?

Are you ready for Summer Math coloring?

It's fun to get students to color in Math. They often don't realize that they're doing math because they are doing it differently. Students answer the questions, then color the pictures according to their answers. It's a great way to get students to practice math skills and have some coloring fun!

Summer Math Coloring Fluency

Math fluency is important for students to practice. Some of the math skills that Upper Elementary students need practice with are operations with multiplication and division. These skills will help students to have better number sense. The best way to become better at math is to practice!

Grades 3-5 Math=> Click HERE to download 

In middle school students need a good understanding of variables. Students will use variables in middle school and high school. Giving students extra practice with expressions and equations helps to build their Algebra fluency. Try a coloring activity today!

Grades 6-8 Math=> Click HERE to download

These are some of the ways you can engage your students math fluency this summer. Summer Math coloring is just one way to practice math skills with a different approach. Students enjoy coloring and creating a picture with math is a great way to practice math fluency today!

Happy Teaching,

Spring Math 6th Grade April

Do your sixth graders need math review? 

Do you need a fun math activity for April? 

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This Spring Math packet that will keep your sixth graders engaged! This packet is just plain fun. Not only is it PACKED with sixth-grade common core math problems, it also gives students fun coloring, puzzles, and problem solving. Use this packet for bellwork, classwork, extra credit, fast finishers, or homework!

THIS APRIL NO PREP MATH PACKET FEATURES:

*25 different math puzzle worksheets

*FUN activities and puzzles centered on reviewing math curriculum.

*Packed with 6th grade common core math problems for review and practice. 

*An ANSWER KEY for each worksheet.

*Lots of coloring fun. I’ve intentionally designed this packet with lots of pictures and borders to color. A MUST: Using a set of crayons or markers.

Topics Covered: 

Operations with Decimals, Graphing, Fractions, Ratios, Unit Rates, Expressions, Equations, Inequalities, Area of Rectangles, and Area of Triangles

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Giving your students the opportunity for math fluency and enrichment in number sense helps all their other math skills flourish. Increasing time to practice math fluency and different math challenges helps students think critically about the math process. Other teachers have commented, "Great resource!" and "Loved using this for a sub."  I hope your students enjoy them too. 

Happy Teaching! 

6th Grade Middle School Math Stations

Do you use Math Stations in your classroom?

Do you want to help your students review in a meaningful way?

Do you want to engage your students in the Math content?

I was hesitant at first when I started using Math Stations, but quickly found out how valuable they are!

Math Stations (also called Math Workshops) is a system of different types of activities in the classroom for the students to complete based on the same topic. I have created the 6th Grade Math Stations BUNDLE to cover all of the Math topics related to grade six and also cover all of the sixth grade common core standards.

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These Math Stations activities are helpful to students in that they review concepts, practice Math, apply Math, and read about the Math in the real world. There are many different ways you can use these stations as they are versatile for the teacher to pick and choose which ones you want to use on any given day. If you already use Math stations in your classroom these can complement your set with additional practice and applications for students to review Common Core Standards.

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This Middle School Math Station Bundle is a COMPLETED BUNDLE covering ALL 6th grade Common Core Standards! 

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Included are the following Math Stations:

Math Stations: Integers

Math Stations: Factors & Multiples

Math Stations: Rational Numbers

Math Stations: Operations with Fractions

Math Stations: Operations with Decimals

Math Stations: Representing Rates & Ratios

Math Stations: Applying Rates & Ratios

Math Stations: Percents

Math Stations: Equivalent Numerical Expressions

Math Stations: Equivalent Algebraic Expressions

Math Stations: Equations & Relationships

Math Stations: Relationships in Two Variables

Math Stations: Distance & Area in the Coordinate Plane

Math Stations: Area & Polygons

Math Stations: Surface Area & Volume of Solids

Math Stations: Displaying, Analyzing, & Summarizing Data

There are many different ways to incorporate the math stations in your classroom. I have used book bins (from Lakeshore Learning) to keep them organized and easily accessible for the students.

I also have a FREE math stations bin labels HERE for download.

This is a great resource for your students to be actively engaged in the learning process. Students gain self-confidence and own their learning process when they are given the chance to work independently on Math Stations. Students are always asking "when is math station day?" That's a great feeling to know your students enjoy the learning process and want to work independently at school. 

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