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BasicMathSkills AddSubtractDecimals InverseOperations
ComplementarySupplementary MultiplyDecimals NumberProperties
item8 Exponents OrderofOperations-GEMA1
VerticalAngles FactorTrees item3
AreaofPolygons Fractions ProportionsRatios
AreaofParallelogram AddSubtractFractions Quadrilaterals1
AreaofRectangle multiplyfractions RationalNumbers
AreaofSquare dividefractions SieveofEratosthenes
AreaofTrapezoid lowesttermsfractions
AreaofTriangle mixednumbers
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BezierCurves
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CirclesandPi Integers ClassNews
Circumference AddSubtractIntegers item17
AreaofCircle MultiplyDivideIntegers
Homework for 6th Graders

Homework is usually assigned Monday through Thursday. The Math Assignment Standards are to be followed for all assignments.

Math textbooks are to be kept at home. When it is necessary to have the text brought back to school, plenty of notice will be given. Books should be covered, even when kept at home. The textbook can be used as a resource book when it is not being used for homework assignments. An online version of the textbook is available.

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Online textbook link

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6th Graders, please use Course I

Monday, February 20th: Washington's Birthday-holiday

Washington's Birthday-holiday

Tuesday, February 21st: Reviewing Proportions

We reviewed Friday's quiz and spent time reviewing proportions this morning before going to the Computer Lab. The homework is a review worksheet on proportions. Proportions Review

Wednesday, February 22nd: Intro to

Today we began a new unit of study…Probability. The homework will provide an introduction to probability and includes a mini experiment. You will need a paperclip, color pencils, and a pencil to use for a spinner. Download a copy of the homework here. Intro to Probability

Thursday, February 23rd: Single Event

Quiz tomorrow: bring a book to read along with your Reading Counts notebook.

As we continue our lessons on probability we work with single event probability. Today's homework focuses on single event probability events. Download a copy of the homework here. Single Event Probability

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