6th Grade Math

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What are we working on now?

Week of October 13th

Unit 2: Number Operations
- Review + Quiz
Module 4: Multiplying and Dividing Decimals
- Notebook practice together
- IXL Skills practice
- Pre-Test to check for prior knowledge
- Book work
  - Lesson 4.1: Multiplying Decimals
  - Lesson 4.2: Dividing Decimals
  - Lesson 4.3: Applying Multiplication and Division of Rational Numbers
- Review and quiz

Homework:

Monday: IXL Skill practice
Tuesday: IXL Skill practice if not done
Wednesday: Module 4 Project- 1 part
Thursday: none

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Next Week:

Week of October 20th: 5th/6th PERSPECTIVES

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Next Week:

Week of October 27th

Unit 2: Number Operations
- Review + Quiz
Module 4: Multiplying and Dividing Decimals
- Book work
  - Lesson 4.3: Applying Multiplication and Division of Rational Numbers
- Review and quiz
Module 5: Adding and Subtracting Integers
- Notebook practice together
- IXL Skills practice
- Pre-Test to check for prior knowledge

Homework:

Monday: Study for Module 4 Quiz
Tuesday: Module 4 Project- if not done
Wednesday: IXL Skills practice
Thursday: IXL Skills practice- if not done

Our Typical Day

Each day starts with our bell work and mountain math. A timer is set and afterwards we review our answers.
Each day ends with an "exit ticket" of some kind. Usually a specific set of IXLs skills tailored for each student's individual needs.
For each module:
- - We start with notebook pages to introduce new concepts or refresh our memories of prior concepts
  - IXL skill practice that go along with the current content to practice these new skills
  - PreTest to see what they have already mastered
  - Book work to go more in depth with the concepts of that module
  - Project in which they have a choice of activities to extend the concepts
  - Quiz over concepts at the end of each module so that the students can show what they know

Resources

Texas Go Math!

Our textbook is a consumable from which students complete work as a whole class, in small groups, and individually. There is also an online component that supplies reteach and enrichment opportunities. We use the textbook as a blueprint to guide our studies.

Unit 1: Numbers: Integers and Rational Numbers

Unit 2: Number Operations: Decimals, Fractions and Positive and Negative Numbers

Unit 3: Ratios and Rates

Unit 4: Expressions, Equations and Relationships

Unit 5: Relationships in Geometry

Unit 6: Measurement and Data

Unit 7: Personal Financial Literacy

IXL

We use IXL on an almost daily basis. IXL helps students practice skills with instant feedback. Students can participate in individual practice or small and large group "jam" sessions. IXL also has a skill plan that is aligned with the textbook that we use.

The diagnostic tool is also used at the beginning, middle and end of the year to measure a range of skills individualized to each student.

Prodigy

Prodigy is a website in which the teacher can assign questions based on what we're working on in class. Students enjoy the game like aspect of the quests and teachers track the students' progress.

Mountain Math

Students complete daily practice with Mountain Math. It acts as a spiral review and allows me to see where there are gaps in knowledge. The skills are similar each week.

Khan Academy

Khan Academy is a tool in which students can find educational videos, practice questions and assessments that help build on knowledge they are learning in class. Teachers can assign specific tasks or students can search on their own.

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