Due Wednesday February 1

Problem 3.2  A thru D - Time, Rate, Distance / Finding Rates   page 35 in Comparing & Scaling Textbook

Due Monday, January 30

Complete problems 4 through 9 a. on page 41 in your textbook.

Due Friday Jan 27

Page 28 in your textbook (all problems)

Due Wednesday January 25th

ACE Problems 1-16  on pages 24-27 in your Comparing & Scaling textbook.
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Due Friday, January 20th

Complete ACE Problems 1 through 5 from pages 10 and 11 in your Comparing & Scaling textbook.  Record your solutions, and all of your work, in your Math Journal.   Click here if you need a download of the problems.

Here are some refresher videos on the concepts of ratios and percentages:

Due Wednesday January 11

Complete all of Problems 1.1 and 1.2 in your Comparing & Scaling Textbook (pp 5-7)
Please clearly label your work, and show all of your work, in your Math Journal.
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See previous posts below for review videos!

Due Monday January 9th

Complete the worksheets 1.62 and 1.63 on Ratios and Proportions  (download here).

Get in a minimum of 25 minutes practicing working with Ratios and Proportions in your Khan Academy 6th Grade Math Mission (search for Coach Recommendations on Ratios, Ratio Problems)

Here are a few review videos on the concepts:

Due Friday January 6th

Solve the following ratio/proportion problem in your Math Journal.  Make sure you show all of your work, even if you rely on a calculator.

Using the data below, determine how many mini-bears one would have to eat to equal one super-bear, and how many regular bears one would have to eat to equal the super bear.
10 mini bears = 12. 1 grams
10 regular bears = 23.1 grams
1 super bear = 2250 grams

HW Due Thursday January 5

Complete the mini-worksheets 1.65 (Equivalent Fractions, Decimals, and Percents) and 1.66 (Percents of Numbers I)

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Review videos:

Due Wednesday January 4th

1. Complete the "Which Coupon Should I Use" set of problems.  Handout download available here. 

2.  (Period 2) Solve this problem:
You and your friends are going to order pizza. You have a $50.00 bill, but you need to make sure you have enough to tip 15% to the delivery guy.

What is the most you can spend on pizza, still have enough for the tip, and not exceed $50?