6th Grade Math Benchmark Exam
$6.00A 58-question 6th grade math benchmark exam aligned to Common Core, in two versions for tracking growth. Editable, with Google Forms versions.
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A 58-question 6th grade math benchmark exam aligned to Common Core, in two versions for tracking growth. Editable, with Google Forms versions.


6th grade math choice board for the end of the year. Students choose a skill from each major strand and review it through a project. Rubric included.


A full year of 6th grade math homework: 145 pages in printable and Google Slides formats, with an answer key and an editable student edition.


A printed 6th grade math homework notebook with 145 pages of homework, one skill per page, in one bound book for each student. Available on Amazon.


180 daily math problems for 6th grade, meant as quick mental math that gets students talking at the start of class. Questions are editable in PowerPoint.


Word wall cards for 34 sixth grade math vocabulary words, each with a word card, a definition card and an example card. Editable in PowerPoint.


A set of 27 no prep Christmas and holiday math activities for 6th grade. Students match and color while they practice nine skills during December.


A 6th grade review booklet with 25 days of Expressions and Equations practice, 100 problems in all. Editable version and CCSS posters included.


Foldable style notes and graphic organizers for 6th grade math interactive notebooks, covering decimals, fractions, integers, expressions, area and data.


A review booklet for The Number System in 6th grade math: 25 days, 4 problems a day. Comes with an editable version, CCSS posters and an answer key.


Sugar Land is an end of year review board game for 6th grade math. Groups answer color-coded question cards on four skill sets to move across the board.


End of year math project for 6th grade. Students design a review board game, write at least 20 questions and an answer key, then play each other’s games.


Bullet Notes for 50 6th grade math skills. Students take notes their own way on slightly structured or blank pages. Google Slides version included.


This resource provides a hands on and engaging way for students to review their data unit or take notes as the unit progresses.


Halloween escape room style activity for 6th grade math. Students solve problems in four haunted house rooms in 45-60 minutes. PDF and Google Slides.


This short Halloween activity has students conduct a survey of their classmates and use the data to create a bar graph and/or circle graph.