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Megan Sandberg
6th Grade Mathematics Teacher
Welcome to 6th Grade Math! From the minute students walk through the door, they are challenged with mathematical thinking that involves problem solving and real world applications. A consistent routine is followed each day, giving students plenty of time to practice new skills learned in class with guided practice, as well as independent work. Concepts are reinforced with projects, like making a model of the solar system and the Mini Metric Olympics, allowing students to express their creativity, as well as showcase what they have learned in class. Qualifying to compete in several different math competitions offered throughout the year challenges students wanting to go above and beyond.
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6th Grade Math Highlights (pdf, 10.77KB)
Here is what we are going to be covering during the 3rd quarter (concepts covered are subject to change).
- January – Greatest Common Factors, Least Common Multiples, Fractions, Percents
- February – More with Percents, Probability, Integers, More with Fractions and Mixed Numbers
- March – Kansas Assessment Review
Projects that align with 3rd quarter concepts:
- BAIP Introduction
- Kansas Assessment Review
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact me.
Megan Sandberg
sandbergm@usd230.org
913-592-7319