Answer to the most important question! What should My Students Learn for their Grade Level? H O M E S C H O O L. Math Lesson Plan.

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1 Answer to the most important question! What should My Students for their Grade Level? H O M E S C H O O L Math Lesson Plan 6 th Grade Math

2 Why This Lesson Plan? This lesson plan answers the most important question most homeschooling parents have What specific math concepts should my student learn for his/her grade level? Most homeschool moms are super busy trying to make sure that their students are getting quality education at home. Oftentimes, they do not have time to thoroughly research and learn what students should be learning at each grade level. It is absolutely critical that you know what is expected at each grade level and make arrangements to provide the learning materials that cover all appropriate math concepts adequately. This thorough lesson plan tells you specifically what your students should be learning. It completely eliminates the guess work on your part. It provides a lesson plan week-by-week. However, you may adjust the timing as needed to match your student's learning pace so long as you cover ALL of the math concepts by the completion of the homeschool year. There are numerous math curriculum options available to you and this plan can be used with any math curriculum to check and make sure the curriculum covers all the math concepts. As a matter of fact, you can create your own math curriculum using this plan if you like. How to Use this Lesson Plan? This lesson plan provides a plan along with the unit name for each week. Each week then provides specific math lesson names along with the space where you can provide a completion date. There are mainly three parts to learning 1. the math concept. 2. problem solving where you apply the math concept. 3. Check progress and review as necessary. After you complete each lesson (learn the math concept and practice problem solving), simply note the completion date in the space provided for each lesson. At the end of the week, check progress and review as necessary. Also, you may make appropriate notes in the space provided. As you will notice that there are 18 Units in the 6 th grade Math. Everything you need - ALL ready for you! Only $1.99 for each Unit * Lessons (PDF) * Worksheets * Solution Guides Available at Educents and

3 Week 1 Unit 1: Converting Fractions, Decimal Numbers & Percents Fractions Review Decimal Numbers Review Percentages Review Converting Fractions into Decimal Numbers Converting Decimal Numbers into Fractions Week 2 Unit 1: Converting Fractions, Decimal Numbers & Percents (cont ) Converting Decimal Numbers into Percents Converting Percents into Decimal Numbers Converting Percents into Fractions Converting Fractions to Percents

4 Week 3 Unit 2: Operations with Fractions and Decimal Numbers The Greatest Common Factor The Least Common Multiple The Least Common Denominator Adding Fractions Adding Decimal Numbers Week 4 Unit 2: Operations with Fractions and Decimal Numbers (cont ) Subtracting Fractions Subtracting Decimal Numbers Multiplying Fractions Multiplying Decimal Numbers Dividing Fractions Dividing Decimal Numbers

5 Mixed Numbers Review Converting Mixed Numbers into Fractions Converting Fractions into Mixed Numbers Adding Mixed Numbers Subtracting Mixed Numbers Week 5 Unit 3: Operations with Mixed Numbers Week 6 Unit 4: Percentages, Fractions, and Decimals in Everyday Life Working with Percentages in Everyday Life Working with Fractions in Everyday Life Working with Decimal Numbers in Everyday Life

6 Week 7 Unit 5: Positive and Negative Numbers Positive and Negative Numbers Review Adding Positive and Negative Numbers Subtracting Positive and Negative Numbers Multiplying Positive and Negative Numbers Dividing Positive and Negative Numbers Week 8 Unit 6: The Number Line and Absolute Value Number Line Review Comparing and Ordering Numbers on a Number Line Comparing and Ordering Fractions on a Number Line Comparing and Ordering Decimals on a Number Line Absolute Value Review Finding the Absolute Value Finding the Distance using the Absolute Value

7 Week 9 Week in Review By now you have covered a lot of Math concepts. Students require frequent review to help them retain these critical Math concepts. It is our recommendation that you spend this entire week reviewing what you have learned in prior weeks Lessons in ALL units.

8 Introduction to Ratios Equivalent Ratios Ratios in Simplest Form Finding Ratios in Simplified Form Introduction to Proportions Finding the Missing Number in a Proportion Week 10 Unit 7: Ratios and Proportions Introduction to Exponents Basic Rules of Exponents Laws of Exponents Negative Exponents Week 11 Unit 8: Exponents, Roots and Scientific Notation

9 Week 12 Unit 8: Exponents, Roots and Scientific Notation (cont ) Squares and Square Roots Cubes and Cube Roots Simplifying Square Roots Fractional Exponents Week 13 Unit 8: Exponents, Roots and Scientific Notation (cont ) Simplifying Exponential Expressions Evaluating Exponential Expressions Powers of 10 Understanding Scientific Notation

10 Variables Review Like and Unlike Terms Canceling Variables Addition with Variables Subtraction with Variables Multiplication with Variables Week 14 Unit 9: Algebra - Variables Division with Variables Expressions and Equations Writing Expressions and Equations Word Problems with Variables Evaluating Expressions with Variables Week 15 Unit 9: Algebra - Variables (cont )

11 Week 16 Week in Review By now you have covered a lot of Math concepts. Students require frequent review to help them retain these critical Math concepts. It is our recommendation that you spend this entire week reviewing what you have learned in prior weeks Lessons in ALL units.

12 Week 17 Break or Week in Review (if needed) By now you have covered a lot of Math concepts. Students do need a little break from learning and just enjoy some time off. It is our recommendation that you let your student take a break this week. Alternatively, you may use this week to further review (if needed) what you have learned in prior weeks.

13 Real Numbers Review Properties of Real Numbers Order of Operations Week 18 Unit 10: Algebra - Real Numbers The Coordinate Plane Graphing Points on a Coordinate Plane Graphing Linear Relations Week 19 Unit 11: Algebra - The Coordinate Plane Graphing Linear Relations using a t-table Making Predictions from Linear Patterns

14 Week 20 Unit 12: Algebra - Linear Equations and Formulas Introduction to Linear Equations Writing Equations and Formulas Problem Solving using Formulas Linear Equations with One Variable Week 21 Unit 12: Algebra - Linear Equations and Formulas (cont ) Writing Linear Equations with One Variable Solving Linear Equations with One Variable Linear Inequalities with One Variable Solving Linear Inequalities with One Variable

15 Angles Review Polygons Review Complementary Angles Supplementary Angles Vertical Angles Week 22 Unit 13: Geometry - Angles and Polygons Triangles Quadrilaterals Week 23 Unit 13: Geometry - Angles and Polygons (cont ) Finding Missing Angles - Part A Finding Missing Angles - Part B

16 Week 24 Week in Review By now you have covered a lot of Math concepts. Students require frequent review to help them retain these critical Math concepts. It is our recommendation that you spend this entire week reviewing what you have learned in prior weeks Lessons in ALL units.

17 The Circle Circumference of a Circle Area of a Circle Spheres Surface Area of a Sphere Volume of a Sphere Week 25 Unit 14: Geometry - Circles and Solid Shapes Cylinders Week 26 Unit 14: Geometry - Circles and Solid Shapes (Cont ) Surface Area of a Cylinder Volume of a Cylinder Rectangular and Triangular Prisms Surface Area of Rectangular and Triangular Prisms Volume of Rectangular and Triangular Prisms

18 Systems of Measurement Metric Numbers Time Mass and Weight Length Week 27 Unit 15: Measurements and Conversions Temperature Volume Rate of Speed Week 28 Unit 15: Measurements and Conversions (Cont ) The Rate, Time and Distance Traveled Most Common Conversion Factors

19 Circle (Pie) Graphs Bar Graphs Line Graphs Stem and Leaf Plots Week 29 Unit 16: Graphs - Collecting and Displaying Data Choosing the Right Graph to Use Collecting Data through Surveys and Experiments Mean, Median and Mode Statistical Range The Basic Counting Principle Week 30 Unit 17: Basic Statistics

20 Probability Review Making Predictions with Probability Factorials Permutations and Combinations Week 31 Unit 18: Probability

21 Week 32 & 33 Weeks in Review This completes ALL the Math concepts and lessons that a 6 th grade student should learn at the completion of the 6 th grade. As you can see, there a lot of material to learn. Mastering these math concepts will build a strong foundation in math. Most students require frequent review to help them retain these critical Math concepts. It is our recommendation that you spend a minimum of next two weeks reviewing what you have learned in prior weeks Lessons in ALL units.

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