Mathematics, Grade 6
add
circle
circumference
decimal
denominator
diameter
divide
division
equation
equivalent
estimation strategies
evaluate
experimental probability
exponents
expression
formulas
fraction
graph
multiplication
multiply
numerator
order of operations
pattern
percent
pi (π)
place value
probability
product
quotient
rate
ratio
represent
simplest form
simplify
solution
solve
standard units of measure, both metric and customary (e.g.,
linear, area, volume, time)
subtract
table
theoretical probability
unknown quantities
value
variable
Note:
Greatest Common Factors, Least Common Multiples, Primes, Composites, and Prime Factorization, while not mentioned in the standards, are certainly
appropriate for instruction beginning in grade 5 or 6. However, for assessment purposes, they may not be assessed by name. These concepts must be introduced
through an explanation or a context.
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