Grade 6
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32 lessons · 8 subjects · Suggested unit orderView Grade 6 curriculum map →Browse Grade 6 lessons →Compare explanations, strengthen reasoning and revise with purpose.
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Mathematics
Unit 1 · Proportions and rational operations
Test a pricing table and distinguish a percent discount from a fixed reduction.
Mathematics
Unit 1 · Proportions and rational operations
Interpret signed gains and losses using fractions and decimals.
Mathematics
Unit 2 · Equations and geometric models
Use a membership fee to separate one exact total from a spending limit.
Mathematics
Unit 2 · Equations and geometric models
Translate a scaled plan into actual lengths and measure a circular feature.
Mathematics
Unit 3 · Sampling and probability
Evaluate a survey sample before generalizing to a whole school.
Mathematics
Unit 3 · Sampling and probability
List compound outcomes and compare a probability model with a small experiment.
English language arts
Unit 1 · Comparing ideas and perspectives
Analyze how setting changes choices and how two characters interpret the same event.
English language arts
Unit 1 · Comparing ideas and perspectives
Track how access and recordkeeping develop across sections of an explanation.
English language arts
Unit 2 · Developing and revising writing
Build an argument that acknowledges a reasonable opposing concern.
English language arts
Unit 2 · Developing and revising writing
Combine information from two fictional documents while checking what each can establish.
English language arts
Unit 2 · Developing and revising writing
Slow a key moment with dialogue and sensory detail while keeping other events brief.
English language arts
Unit 3 · Precision and collaborative inquiry
Repair a dangling modifier and use new evidence to refine a discussion claim.
Science
Unit 1 · Living Connections
Revise a food-web model to include decomposers and a system boundary.
Science
Unit 1 · Living Connections
Use a simple inheritance model while distinguishing probabilities from guaranteed family outcomes.
Science
Unit 2 · Changes in Matter and Motion
Use paper tokens to model conservation in a chemical change.
Science
Unit 2 · Changes in Matter and Motion
Use experimental descriptions to isolate force and mass variables.
Science
Unit 3 · Watersheds and Solutions
Connect a runoff diagram, measurements and an environmental-impact proposal.
Science
Unit 3 · Watersheds and Solutions
Evaluate competing designs from multiple test measures and define a fair next test.
Social studies
Unit 1 · Trade, Geography and Change
Read a route diagram and compare costs without assuming physical geography determines every outcome.
Social studies
Unit 1 · Trade, Geography and Change
Separate chronological sequence from a causal argument in a model of industrial change.
Social studies
Unit 2 · Viewpoints and Institutions
Analyze how purpose and selected details shape two contrasting historical-style accounts.
Social studies
Unit 2 · Viewpoints and Institutions
Read a short constitutional excerpt alongside a civic explanation of divided responsibilities.
Social studies
Unit 3 · Markets and Negotiation
Distinguish observed transactions from predictions and opinions about prices.
Social studies
Unit 3 · Markets and Negotiation
Use a bounded resource scenario to support a proposal and respond to a competing claim.
Visual arts · Elective / rotation
Unit 1 · Space and Interpretation
Combine spatial cues in a drawing and explain how they work together.
Visual arts · Elective / rotation
Unit 1 · Space and Interpretation
Test how caption context changes interpretation while keeping visual evidence constant.
Music · Elective / rotation
Unit 1 · Form and Arrangement
Use a visual score to make a repeated motif and one controlled variation clear to a listener.
Music · Elective / rotation
Unit 1 · Form and Arrangement
Combine two rhythm parts while keeping an identifiable pulse and explaining their different roles.
Health and physical education
Unit 1 · Strategy and Evidence
Distinguish an observed result from a claim that a strategy always works.
Health and physical education
Unit 1 · Strategy and Evidence
Organize a short skill-practice plan that changes when evidence shows the task is too easy or too difficult.
Technology, computer science and digital literacy · Elective / rotation
Unit 1 · Logic and Information Quality
Trace an if/else rule and a repeated action using small supplied inputs.
Technology, computer science and digital literacy · Elective / rotation
Unit 1 · Logic and Information Quality
Evaluate whether a fictional product claim is supported by relevant and sufficient evidence.