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6th Grade Math Help

Get 6th grade math help from expert tutors. Below is a representative list of topics covered in our 6th grade Math help - however all programs will be customized for the individual student.

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Math Curriculum - 6th Grade Math

Below are the topics covered under 6th Grade Math:Each Topic has a set of sub topics.Please refer each of these topics and find 6th Grade Math Worksheets, and 6th Grade Math lessons, which have each of the topics explained in detail.

 
  • Ratio and proportion
  • Ratios and percents
  • Describing relationships
  • Generating formulas
  • Equations for linear relationships
  • Evaluating algebraic expressions
  • Multistep problems
  • Geometric quantities/ expressions
  • Evaluating formulas
  • Solving two-step equations
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  • Angles - types and relationships
  • Similar triangles- proportional reasoning
  • Properties of circles
  • Points on a coordinate plane
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Measurement

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Number and Operations

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  • Rational numbers
  • Factors/multiples, GCF
  • Prime factorization
  • Addition and subtraction
  • Operations on fractions, decimals, integers, exponents
  • Commutative, associative, distributive property
  • Ratios and rates
  • Identity and inverse properties
  • Estimation of solutions
  • Order of operations
  • Percentages
  • Proportions

Probability and Statistics

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  • Constructing sample spaces
  • Selecting a sample
  • Sampling errors, biased sample
  • Probability, complement
  • Collect/organize/graph data, predictions
  • Measures of central tendency/dispersion
  • Possible outcomes
  • Estimating probability
  • Representing probability
  • Independent, dependent, equally likely events

Mathematical Reasoning

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  • Mathematics in daily life
  • Steps in problem solving
  • Problem solving strategies
  • Tools to solve problems
  • Informal and mathematical language
  • Make generalizations
  • Justify solutions

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