Welcome to the Sixth Grade Math homepage! In sixth grade, students continue to build upon the foundation laid in previous years, focusing on key concepts such as fractions, decimals, and percentages, while also venturing into more complex topics like ratios and proportions. Sixth graders engage with algebraic thinking, exploring variables and basic equations, which sets the stage for more advanced algebraic concepts in the future. Geometry becomes more intricate as sixth graders explore properties of shapes and study area, volume, and surface area. Across all units of study, sixth graders will continue to be challenged to think critically, make real-world connections, and apply problem-solving skills.
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To support alignment with common DC curricula, please review the Sixth Grade Pacing Guide.
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