Blaylock-Schuit 6th grade Math

Number Systems: *WS Adding & Subtracting Fractions #7 & #8

Ratio & Proportions: *WS Analyzing Data (In Class)

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Number Systems: *WS Adding & Subtracting Fractions #5 & #6

Statistics & Probability:

*In class work – Textbook page 567 (bottom of page); Lesson 2-3 (Specific directions found on Google Classroom)

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Number Systems: *WS Adding & Subtracting Fractions 3 & 4

Statistics & Probability: *WS Mean, Median, Mode, & Range #1 & #2 (Classwork)

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Number Systems: *WS Adding & Subtracting Fractions 1 & 2

Statistics & Probability : Algebra Readiness Test

Measures of Central Tendency (in class notes & foldable)

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Number Systems: *WS LCM & GCF #7  & #8

Ratio & Proportions: RP Assessment #2

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Number Systems: None

Ratio & Proportions:  *WS Solving Percent Problems with Proportions

*****District Common Assessment today.  RP Test #2 tomorrow so review your practice test and your assignments that go along with them.

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Number Systems: None

Ratio & Proportions:  *WS  Solving Percent Problems using Proportions #3 (In Class – 60 Minutes),  *WS Finding the value Given the Percent #5 & #6, & *RP Practice Test

*****Progress Reports were sent home with all students below 73%.  Please check your child’s planner as they are stapled in their planners.  They are to be signed and returned by Thursday or a detention will be assigned for Tuesday, May 30th.*****

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Number Systems: *WS LCM & GCF #5 & #6

Ratio & Proportions: *WS Solving Percent Problems with Proportions #2 & WS Finding the Value Given a Percent #3 & #4

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Number Systems:  Khan Academy

Ratio & Proportions: *WS Finding the Value Given the Percent #1 & #2

*WS Solving Percent Problems with Proportions #1

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Number Systems: * WS LCM #7 & #8

Ratio & Proportions: 2 Foldables (In Class Activity) Please finish and glue in your ISN

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