Title: 6th Grade Review
16th Grade Review
2Racing Review Of the very basics!
3Whole Number Operations
Race!
Addition
2. 567 139
3. 5602 8835
4. 65391 87
5. 941372 128343
4Solutions
- 4,876
- 706
- 14,437
- 65,478
- 1,069,715
5Whole Number Operations
Subtraction
Right or Wrong?
Can you find the mistake?
2. 9864 - 671 9193
3. 149856 - 51743 97113
- 4. 7548362
- 969457
- 6678905
6Whole Number Operations
Multiplication
- 65 x 32
- 345 x 123
- 265 x 524
Be Sure To Show All Your Work!!
7Solutions To Multiplication Problems
- 2,080
- 42,435
- 138,860
8Whole Number Operations
Division
RACE!
9 1. 1582. 8573. 1298
Solutions
10Powers
A POWER is a way of writing repeated
multiplication. The BASE of a power is the
factor, and the EXPONENT of a power is the number
of times the factor is used.
11Power Examples
12Your Turn to Try a Few Powers
13Real World Apps with Powers
14Lesson 1EQ How do I solve numerical
expressions?
15Launch
- Draw a real world example of an event that must
be done in a certain order
Order is important!
16Vocabulary
EXAMPLE
Term
11 14 2 6
- Expression a collection of numbers and
operations
17PEMDAS
Vocabulary
EXAMPLE
11 14 2 6
Order of Operations the rules we follow
when simplifying a numerical expression
- P - parentheses
- E - exponents
- M - multiply
- D - divide
- A add
- S - subtract
18Order of Operations
Ben Susie
3 4 x 2 7 x 2 14 3 4 x 2 3 8 11
Which student evaluated the arithmetic expression
correctly?
Susie!
19Using the Order of Operations
Example 1
Simplify the expression.
3 15 5
Divide.
3 15 5
3 3
Add.
6
20Using the Order of Operations
Example 2
Simplify the expression.
44 14 2 4 6
44 14 2 4 6
Divide and multiply from left to right.
44 7 4 6
44 28 6
Subtract and add from left to right.
16 6
22
21Using the Order of Operations
Example 3
Simplify the expression.
3 23 5
Evaluate the power.
3 23 5
Multiply.
3 8 5
3 40
Add.
43
22Using the Order of Operations
Example 4
Simplify the expression.
28 21 3 4 5
28 21 3 4 5
Divide and multiply from left to right.
28 7 4 5
Subtract and add from left to right.
28 28 5
0 5
5
23Grouping Symbols
( )
24Using the Order of Operations with Grouping
Symbols
Example 5
Simplify the expression.
42 (3 4) 6
Perform the operation inside the parentheses.
42 (3 4) 6
42 12 6
Divide.
42 2
Subtract.
40
25Using the Order of Operations with Grouping
Symbols
Example 6
Simplify the expression.
(26 4 5) 62
The parentheses are inside the brackets, so
perform the operations inside the
parentheses first.
(26 4 5) 62
(26 20) 62
6 62
122
144
26Try this one on your own!
Example 7
Step 1 Parentheses 3 6 x (54) 3 7 Step
2 Multiply and Divide in order from left to
right 3 6 x 9 3 7 3 54 3 7 Step
3 Add and Subtract in order from left to
right 3 18 - 7
Solution 14
27Try another!
Example 8
- Step 1 Parentheses
- 150 (6 3 x 8) 5
- Step 2 Division
- 150 30 5
- Step 3 Subtraction
- 5 5
Solution 0
28Challenge! Classify each statement as true or
false. If the statement is false, insert
parentheses to make it true.
(
)
false
1. 4 ? 5 6 44
2. 24 4 ? 2 40
(
)
false
3. 25 5 6 ? 3 23
true
4. 14 22 2 12
true
29Application
Sandy runs 4 miles per day. She ran 5 days during
the first week of the month. She ran only 3 days
each week for the next 3 weeks. Simplify the
expression (5 3 3) 4 to find how many miles
she ran last month.
Week Days
Week 1 5
Week 2 3
Week 3 3
Week 4 3
Perform the operations in parentheses first.
(5 3 3) 4
(5 9) 4
Add.
14 4
Multiply.
56
Sandy ran 56 miles last month.
30Application
Jill is learning vocabulary words for a test.
From the list, she already knew 30 words. She is
learning 4 new words a day for 3 days each week.
Evaluate how many words will she know at the end
of seven weeks.
Day Words
Initially 30
Day 1 4
Day 2 4
Day 3 4
Perform the operations in parentheses first.
(3 4 7) 30
(12 7) 30
Multiply.
Add.
84 30
Jill will know 114 words at the end of 7 weeks.
114
31Application
Denzel paid a basic fee of 35 per month plus 2
for each phone call beyond his basic plan. Write
an expression and simplify to find how much
Denzel paid for a month with 8 calls beyond the
basic plan.
51
32Ticket out the door
Simplify each expression. 1. 27 56 7 2. 9
7 5 3. (28 8) 4 4. 136 102 5 5. (9
5)3 (7 1)2 4
35
58
5
116
1,024
33Lesson 2
- EQ How can I perform operations with fractions?
34Fraction Action Vocabulary
Math Dictionary
Example
Fraction A number that names a part of a whole and has a numerator and denominator
Simplest form When the numerator and denominator have no common factor other than 1
Numerator The top portion of a fraction
Denominator The bottom portion of a fraction
35Math Dictionary
Fraction Action Vocabulary
Example
Least Common Denominator The least common multiple (LCM) of the denominators of two or more fractions
Greatest Common Factor The largest number that factors evenly into two or more larger numbers
36Adding Fractions
- 1. 1/5 2/5
- 2. 7/12 1/12
- 3. 3/26 5/26
With Like Denominators!
37Adding Fractions
With Different Denominators!
- 1. 2/3 1/5
- 2. 1/15 4/21
- 3. 2/9 3/12
- Steps
- Find the LCD
- Rename the fractions to have the same LCD
- Add the numerators
- Simplify the fraction
38Subtracting Fractions
- 1. 3/5 - 2/5
- 2. 7/10 2/10
- 3. 21/24 15/24
With Like Denominators!
39Subtracting Fractions
With Different Denominators!
- 1. 2/3 4/12
- 2. 4/6 1/15
- 3. 2/12 1/8
- Steps
- Find the LCD
- Rename the fractions to have the same LCD
- Subtract the numerators
- Simplify the fraction
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41Multiplying Fractions
- 1. 2/9 x 3/12
- 2. ½ x 4/8
- 3. 1/6 x 5/8
- Steps
- Multiply the numerators
- Multiply the denominators
- Simplify the fraction
42Dividing Fractions
- Steps
- Keep it, change it, flip it!
- Multiply the numerators
- Multiply the denominators
- Simplify the fraction
- 1. 2/10 2/12
- 2. 1/8 2/10
- 3. 1/6 3/15
Keep it, Change it, Flip it!
43Lesson 3
More with fractions
44Fraction Action Vocabulary
Math Dictionary
Example
Equivalent fractions Fractions that name the same number or are of equal value
Proper fraction Numerator is smaller than the denominator
Improper fraction When the numerator is larger than the numerator
Mixed Number A whole number and a fraction
45Changing Improper Fractions to Mixed Numbers
- Steps
- Divide
- RememberFirst come, first serve
Divide!
46Changing Mixed Numbers to Improper Fractions
- Steps
- Multiply the whole number by the denominator
- Add the result to the numerator (that will be
your new numerator) - The denominator stays the same
Check Mark Method
47Operations with Mixed Numbers
- Steps
- Convert both mixed numbers to an improper
fraction - Follow the necessary steps for the given
operation - Simplify
48Equivalent Fractions
True or False?
- 3/8 375/1000
- 18/54 23/69
- 6/10 6000/1000
49Solutions
- True
- True
- False
50Fraction BINGO
Homework handout
51Lesson 4
- EQ How do I perform operations with decimals?
52Decimals
Math Dictionary
- A way to represent fractions
- EX
- Look at the last decimal placethat place value
is the denominator of the fraction - 2. The numbers to the right of the decimal are
the numerator
53Place Value
Math Dictionary
- The value of a digit based on its position in a
number
54EXAMPLE
55Place Value Game
- FunBrain - Place Value Puzzler
56Ordering
- Order from least to greatest
- 3.84, 4.4, 4.83, 3.48, 4.38
- Order from greatest to least
- 5.71, 5.8, 5.68, 5.79, 5.6
57Comparing DecimalsUse lt, gt, or to complete
the following.
- 1. 6.5 ____ 6.45
- 12.4312 _____ 12.43112
- .6 ____.61
58Rounding 4 or less let it rest 5 or more let
it score
- Round to the nearest one
- 17.6
- Nearest thousandth
- 12.5503
- Nearest hundredth
- 2.2959
59Decimal Operation Chant
- Do you know your decimals?
- Do you know your decimals?
- Add or Subtract, line it up, line it up!
- Add or Subtract, line it up, line it up!
- Multiply, Count it out, count it out!
- Multiply, Count it out, count it out!
- Division, step it out!
- Division, step it out!
- Now you know your decimals!
- Now you know your decimals!
60Adding and Subtracting Decimals
- Just make sure to line up the decimal points so
that all the decimal points are on a vertical line
Draw a line through the points!
HINT
61Try some!
62Multiplying Decimals
- Multiply the numbers like normal
- Move the decimal to the right the exact number of
place values in the numbers being multiplied
63Try One!
64Dividing Decimals
- Stranger Story
- The stranger moves toward the door, so you move
the same amount back - The stranger gets to the door!
- GET AWAY! Go to the ROOF!
65Dividing Decimals
66Try these!
67Handout
68Lesson 4
- EQ How are percents, ratios, and proportions
related?
69Percent
Math Dictionary
- A ratio that compares a number to 100
- Out of 100
- Part/whole
25
30
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70Ratio
Math Dictionary
- A comparison of two numbers
- Part
- Part
What is the ratio of pink circles to white
circles?
71Proportion
Math Dictionary
- An equation that shows two ratios are equal
Examples
72Convert to a fraction and a percent
Conversions
73Convert to a percent and decimal
Conversions
74Convert to a fraction and a decimal
Conversions
75Sales Tax, Discount Mark-Up Vocabulary
- Discount the amount taken off the price, this
is a savings - Sales Tax Tip amounts added to the price of a
purchase that are calculated by using a percent
of the purchase price. - Sale Price the price of an item before a
discount or mark-up is applied - Mark-up- the increase from the wholesale price to
the retail price - Wholesale price the price the manufacturer
charges the store who will sell its item - Retail price - the price the store you buy the
item from charges
76Sales Tax Tip Example
77Discount Example
78Mark-up Example
79Practice with discounts, mark-ups, tax.
80Skittles Activity
81Lesson 5
- EQ How can I evaluate algebraic expressions?
Card activity
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83Variable --
Math Dictionary
x
k
z
y
m
84Expression --
Math Dictionary
- A collection of numbers, variables, and symbols
- NO equal sign!!
Example
10 (x3) 2
85Simplify --
Math Dictionary
- To reduce to the most basic form
- Make it simple!
- 3 5 (35)
-
Examples
86Plug it in, Plug it in!
- Find the variable, replace it
- Simplify the expression
- Now your all done
- Just remember to
- PLUG IT IN! PLUG IT IN!
87Learning Partner Class Work
Handout
88Lesson 6 Area Perimeter
EQ How can I solve mathematical problems that
involve finding the area and perimeter of various
shapes?
89Vocabulary
- Perimeter the distance around a figure
- Area the amount of space inside a figure
- Circumference the distance around a circle.
The ratio of the circles circumference to its
diameter is represented by (3.14 or 22/7).
90Triangle Area Formula
91Example
92Parallelogram Area Formula
93Example
94Trapezoid Area Formula
95Example
96Circumference Formula
97Example
98Your Turn
99Your Turn