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You are here: Home → LightBlue Series → Grade 6 Math Mammoth Grade 6 Complete CurriculumMath Mammoth Grade 6 complete curriculum consists of two student worktexts (A and B), a separate answer key for each, chapter tests and an end-of-year test, cumulative reviews, and an easy worksheet maker (Internet access required) to make extra practice worksheets when needed. ![]() 203 pages 180 lesson pages Prices & orderingDownloads: (part A worktext, part A answer key, tests, cumulative reviews, a worksheet maker, and Soft-Pak) Printed copies: Part A worktext $12.70 Math Mammoth Grade 6-A complete curriculum is available for purchase. Part 6-B is expected in the fall of 2010. The worktext part A covers
The worktext part B covers
Please see the sample files to see the table of contents and a complete lesson list. Some main features of the Light Blue Series books are:
AN ADDED BONUS! Buying this in Kagi store (as a download), you will also get Soft-Pak programs completely FREE. The 7 programs in Soft-Pak (4 math, 1 language arts, 2 testing) offer both on-screen and printable activities in a low-graphic, high content format. Read more and see screenshots. IntroductionMath Mammoth Grade 6-A and Grade 6-B worktexts comprise a complete math curriculum for the sixth grade mathematics studies. It contains eight main chapters. Each chapter has an introduction, which contains notes to the teacher; the actual lessons then follow with problems. Each chapter ends in a review lesson. The chapter tests are found in a separate folder and are printed separately. This product also includes an HTML page that you can use to make extra practice worksheets for computation. Sixth grade is a time to deepen the student's understanding of fractions and decimals, and to study ratios, proportions, and percent as new topics. Also studied are integers, geometry, statistical graphs, and probability. The Math Mammoth Grade 6 Complete Curriculum starts out with a review of the four operations with whole numbers and place value. Students are also introduced to exponents. While most of the first chapter is review, we also emphasize the ability to deal with expressions such as 600 ÷ 4 + 103. Next is ratios and proportions, which are a major part of study in sixth grade. Students are already somewhat familiar with ratios and finding fractional parts from earlier grades, and now it is time to advance that knowledge into the study of proportions, which arise naturally from the study of fractions and equivalent ratios. We show several ways of solving proportions. As applications, students study scaling geometric figures, floor plans, and scaling in maps. The next several chapters deal with fractions and decimals. They have already been studied extensively in fifth grade. Now in sixth grade we review those topics, using more decimal digits (decimals) and larger denominators (fractions). Students also study factoring, the least common multiple, and the greatest common factor, and can use those concepts when dealing with fraction simplification or addition. In part 6-B, percent is an important topic to understand thoroughly so we devote a whole chapter to it. It ties in with decimals, fractions, ratios, and proportions, and of course has lots of practical applications. In geometry, students encounter angle problems and calculations. We also study congruent transformations, including in coordinate plane, and similar figures, tying in the concepts of ratio and proportion. Area and volume calculations of common shapes are reviewed from fifth grade. Pi and the area of a circle are studied as new topics. Lastly, this chapter covers volume and surface area of common solids. Then, the study of integers is preparing students for pre-algebra and algebra. Here we study all four operations with integers, and also graphing simple functions.Then, we turn our attention to statistics and probability. Students will analyze and create a variety of statistical graphs, and study mean, median, and mode. Probability is a topic that until recently was not a part of grade-school curriculum. Thus, we start slowly, introducing the probability topics in a simple manner. Students will encounter these topics again in pre-algebra and algebra. For those of you who need something to replace Math Mammoth 6-B, you can first of all get the Percent worktext and Geometry 2 worktext from the Blue Series. The content in those books will be in 6-B also, and they will keep your student going for a while. I expect the 6-B to be ready some time during fall of 2010. |
The books listed below are from the Blue Series (worktexts by topic) and the Green Series (worksheet collections by topic). If you are looking for full curriculum by grade, or for workbooks/worksheets by grade level, please click on the "Navigate by grade" tab.
Addition & Subtraction
Addition 1 worktext (grade 1)Place Value
Place Value 1 worktext (grade 1)Multiplication & Division
Multiplication 1 worktext (grade 3)Clock and Money
Clock worktext (grades 1-3)Measuring
Measuring 1 worktext (grades 1-3)Fractions
Introduction to Fractions worktext (grades 2-4)Decimals
Decimals 1 worktext (grades 4-5)Geometry
Early Geometry worktext (grades 1-3)Ratio, Proportions, Percent & algebraic thinking
The Four Operations (with a Touch of Algebra)Other topics
Integers worksheets (grades 5-6)Make It Real Learning
States by the Numbers series (grades 3-6)This is a little "virtual" email course. You will receive:
A package of 300 free worksheets and sample pages; 7 math teaching articles on various topics ranging from coherent curriculum to fractions; 2 emails discussing the books; Homeschool Math newsletter (see archives).Note: You will FIRST get an email that asks you to confirm your email address. PLEASE check also your SPAM/JUNK folder for this confirmation email.
Confused about the different options? Take a 7-day virtual email tour around Math Mammoth! You'll receive:
A package of over 300 free worksheets and sample pages; 7 individual emails on 7 subsequent days that answer the most commonly asked questions, including "What is the difference between all these different-colored series?" Homeschool Math Newsletter (see archives).This way, you'll have time to digest the information over one week, plus an opportunity to ask me personally which book would be right for your child or students.
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