6.EE Algebra (Expressions and Equations)

1. Exponents and Order Of Operations
Video Tutorial: How to solve for exponents and OOO
Game #1: Otter Rush
Game #2: Exponents Jeopardy
Game#3: Pirate Waters!
Game #4: Exponents Baseball

2. Expressions

Game #5: IXL- Identifying Expressions
Game #6: Expressions Millionaire

3. ***Distributive Property and Factoring***
Video Tutorial: GCF and the Distributive Property
Video Tutorial: Factoring with GCF
Game #7: Distributive IXL practice (These are heavily tested)
Game #8: LEVEL 3 and 4--- Practice Distributing 

4.  Parts of an Expression
Video Tutorial: Learn about the parts of an Expression
Video Tutorial: More about the parts of an Expression
Game #9: PBS activity
Game #10: BuzzMath-- Learning how Expressions Work

5. Equations
Video Tutorial:
Game #11: Soccer Math-- find the value of the variable and take your shot on goal
Game #12: IXL- Solving Equations
Game #13: Number Balls: Click the bouncing balls in order from the variable that is worth the least to the variable that is worth the most.
Game #14: Coordinate Jeopardy

6. NS Number Systems

6.NS will likely fill about 20% of your exam.  Pay special attention to the topics with the ** labels.  

1. Multiplying Decimals
Video Tutorial
Game #1: IXL Practice

2. Dividing Decimals
Video Tutorial
Game #2: Decimal Division Jeopardy (up to 2 player)

3. Adding and Subtracting Decimals
Video Tutorial
Game #3: Adding Decimals Basketball
Game #4: Subtracting Decimals Basketball

4.  Multiplying Fractions--> Super Easy!  Just Multiply the numerators to get the numerator answer and the denominators to get the denominator answer.  You may need to simplify your answer on a multiple choice test.
Video Tutorial
Game #5: Multiplying Fractions Race-->  Correct answers are 2 points.  You only get 1 point if you forget to simplify your answer!
Game #6: Snow Sprint--> Answer questions quickly to get your snowmobile to the finish line!

5. DividingFractions--> STAY-CHANGE-FLIP!
Video Tutorial
Game #7- IXL Dividing Fractions-- 1st fraction stays, change divide to multiply, flip the last fraction to make it's reciprocal.

5. Integers
Video Tutorial: Spy Guys- How do Integers work?
**Video Tutorial: Plotting Integers on a Number Line**
Game #8: MathMan (like Pac-Man) Only click on Ghosts with the answer!
Game #9: Fruit Splat-- > or < with Integers

6.  Absolute Value
**Video Tutorial: What is Absolute Value**
*Video Tutorial*Level 3 and 4 Tutorial** Use Incognito Mode!  Absolute Value of the Distance between 2 points

Game #10: Number Balls: Click the 3 absolute values in order from least to greatest.

Game #11: Absolute Value Millionaire
7th grade activity: Inequalities with Absolute Value

5.  Coordinate Graphing
**Video Tutorial: Graphing Points and the 4 Quadrants**
**Video Tutorial: Distance Between Points**
**VIDEO TUTORIAL- Level 3 and 4--> (Reflect Points across axis)
Game #12: Metroid XP
Game #13: Homer Simpson Graphing 
**Game #14: IXL- Distance Between 2 points**

6.RP Ratio and Proportion Activities

1. Thinking Blocks

2. Ratio Rumble

3.  Ratio Tables

4. Ratey the Cat

FRIDAY

5. Unit Rate Practice

6. IXL Unit Rate Practice (go Incognito)

7. Braining Camp

8.  Level 3 and 4 Ratio Problems

IXL Activities

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Study Guide

Graphing Inequalities

1. Video Lesson

2.  Video #2: Watch video and do quick activity underneath

3. IXL Activity

January 26th to January 30th

This week we will be learning how to create expressions from a word problem.  Once we do that, we can also create a word problem from an expression (which is the opposite of what we learn first).  In order to be successful with this topic you must understand a few different topics.

1, The Five Parts of an Expression
    The five pieces that can be part of an expression are the coefficent, variable, constant, term and product.  The activities below will help you learn more about these.

a.VIDEO: Vocabulary Terms for Expressions: Constant, coefficent, variable, terms

b. VIDEO: Watch the first two videos on the parts of an expression.

c.  Try writing expressions!  This is what we are doing next.

d.  Activity Sheet for Group 4

2.  What Is an Expression?
     An expression is a mathematical phrase that does not have an answer.  Simply, it's a math problem WITHOUT and equal sign = or any "greater than" or "less than" symbol called an INEQUALITY (<,>).  Learn more about expressions by investigating the activities below.

3.  Operation (+,-, multiply, divide) Vocabulary
     You must learn how to read a statement and identify the words that tell you how to construct your expressions.  There are identifying words that mean to add, subtract, multiply and divide,.
a. Activity #1: IXL

4.  Creating Simple Expressions from a Word Problem
We will be learning how to create expressions when given an example in a sentence.  Below are some activities that will help you get past the beginning stage,



5.  Creating Expressions With More than One Operation (Levels 3 and 4)
a.  Math Goodies:  Try to solve some of the problems in the quiz at the bottom of the page.  Aim for at least 4 out 5 correct.  

Thursday 1/22 and Friday 1/23 (Double Periods)

Computer Activities

1.VIDEO: Vocabulary Terms for Expressions: Constant, coefficent, variable, terms

2. VIDEO: Watch the first two videos on the parts of an expression.

3.  Try writing expressions!  This is what we are doing next.

4.  Activity Sheet for Group 4