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6th
Grade Math Course 1 Expectations
First Nine Weeks
Contact Information
Joanna
Henry
Melinda Easterling
joannah@wcs.edu
melindae@wcs.edu
615-472-4430 ext. 4908
615-472-4430 ext. 4904
Materials/Supplies
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3-prong pocket folder
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Pencil
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Red pen
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Notebook paper
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Composition book
Weights for Categories
40% - Numbers and Operations
25% - Decimals
25% - Fractions
10% - Responsibility
Rules/Procedures/Expectations
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Keep all homework, notes,
tests, quizzes, etc. in math folder
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Write assignments in agenda
daily
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All Entry Activities should be
dated and completed in composition notebook
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1 point will be deducted from
Responsibility grade for not bringing materials
to class
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2 points will be deducted from
Responsibility grade for work turned in late
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Students get one day to turn
in missing assignments for every day they are
absent before assignment will be marked late and
responsibility points deducted
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A student can redo any
assignment/test on which he/she receives a low
grade
Learning Targets – 1st
Nine Weeks – Course 1 Math
Henry and Easterling
Students’ first nine week grades
will be based on evidence they can do the
following:
A.
Numbers and Operations
1)
Compare and order
whole numbers
2)
Estimate solutions
with whole numbers
3)
Define, expand, and
simplify exponents
4)
Evaluate equations
using order of operations
5)
Use commutative,
associative, and distributive properties
6)
Analyze and
complete patterns
7)
Solve number
sentences
8)
Translate between
words and math
9)
Solve equations
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Decimals
10)
Recognize place
value with decimals
11)
Compare and order
decimals
12)
Read a number line
13)
Estimate with
decimals
14)
Add and subtract
decimals
15)
Multiply decimals
16)
Divide whole
numbers
17)
Divide decimals
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Fractions
18)
Use divisibility
rules
19)
Break down numbers
into prime factors
20)Find the greatest common factor of 2
numbers
21)
Simplify fractions
22)Identify equivalent fractions
23)Find least common multiple of 2
numbers
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Responsibility
24)Turn all assignments in on time
25)Arrive to class on time
26)Bring all necessary materials to
class
Vocabulary
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Algebraic expressions
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Equation
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Evaluate
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Order of operations
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Simplify
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Prime
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Composite
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Associative Law
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Commutative Law
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Distributive Law
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