Grade 6
Mathematics
I. PRE-ALGEBRA
A. PROPERTIES OF THE REAL NUMBERS
áKnow and use the associative,
commutative, and distributive properties by name and in simplifying expressions
involving numbers and variables.
áUnderstand absolute value and
evaluate expressions such as |2x-3| + 3x.
B. LINEAR APPLICATIONS AND PROPORTIONALITY
áKnow the concept of slope.
áTranslate situations of proportionality
into equations of the form y = mx, where m is the constant of proportionality
or slope; specifically know and understand d = rt and i = prt.
áShow situations of constant
proportionality as a line on the coordinate plane.
áIntroduce the concept of a function
and determine the equation of a linear function given its slope and intercepts in the form y = mc
+ b.
áEstimate the values of b and m from
a given linear graph.
C. POLYNOMIAL ARITHMETIC
áAdd, subtract, multiply, and divide
monomials and polynomials (divide polynomials by monomials only).
áFactor binomials that have a common
monomial factor.
D. EQUIVALENT EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES
áReview equality properties for
equations.
áKnow that addition or subtraction
of the same value from both sides of an inequality maintains the inequality.
áKnow that multiplying or dividing
both sides on an inequality by a positive number maintains the inequality, but multiplying or
dividing by a negative number reverses the inequality; be able to show why
using a number line.
áSimplify and solve linear equations
in one variable such as 3(2x-5) + 4x = 12(x+5).
áSimplify and graph solution to
linear inequalities in one variable such as 3(2x – 5) + 4x ² 12(x+5).
E. INTEGER EXPONENTS
áKnow the meaning of an exponent n
when n is positive or negative.
áKnow that a non-zero number to the
zero power is one.
áUnderstand why a negative number to
an even power is positive and a negative number to odd power is negative.
áKnow the multiplication properties
of exponents:
Product
of powers: (am) (an)
= a(m+n)
Power
of a power: (am)n
= amn
Power
of a product: (ab)m =
(am)(bm)
áConvert decimal numbers to and from
scientific notation
áKnow the proper order of operations
with exponents.