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RPMS 2020 Name: ___________________________________ 6 th Grade Math Teacher: _____________________ ROSA PARKS MIDDLE SCHOOL Summer Math Packet Incoming Grade 6 Student Name: ____________________________________

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Name:___________________________________

6thGradeMathTeacher:_____________________

ROSA PARKS

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Summer Math Packet

Incoming Grade 6

StudentName:____________________________________

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TheRosaParksMathDepartmentisrequestingthatstudentsspendtimeoverthesummerreviewingmathconcepts.Inadditiontohelpingthemretaintheirmathematicalknowledgeandgainsmadethisyear,thiswillalsohelppreparethemforsuccessupontheirreturntoschoolinthefall.Studentswillneedtocompleteamathpacketforthecoursetheyareenteringnextyear.

Studentswhocompletethesummermathbookletwillbeableto:

§ Increaseretentionofmathconcepts,§ Worktowardclosingthegapinstudentperformance,§ Applymathconceptstoperformancetasks,and

Thispacketisdueonthefirstdaywereturnfromsummer,August31,withadeadlineoftheFriday,September4.

Therearemanyexcellentsummerprogramsandwebsitesalsoavailable. Inadditiontothemathpacket,studentswillhaveaccesstoasitethatisdesignedtohelpallMCPSmiddlegradestudentsmaintaintheirmath skills during the summer months. These online resources will provide students with multipleopportunitiestoreviewconceptsfromthispastschoolyear.Asstudentsaccessthewebsitetheywillselectthepagethematchesthemathematicscoursetheywillbeenrollinginfortheupcomingschoolyear(2020-2021). Thecoursepagewill thenprovide links to severaldifferentunitsof study.Eachunitwill containmultipleonlineresources,suchasvideotutorials,games,andmanymorechallengingtasks.Pleasemakesure that your child is signed onto their google account prior to logging into the website otherwisestudentsmaynotbe able to easily access someof the resources. Theonline tools canbe foundon thefollowingwebsite:

http://tinyurl.com/MCPSMathSummer

StudentResponsibilitiesStudentswillbeabletoimprovetheirownmathperformanceby:

§ Completingthesummermathbooklet§ Reviewingmathskillsthroughoutthesummer,and§ Returningthemathbooklettonextyear’smathteacher.

ParentResponsibilitiesParentswillbeabletopromotestudentsuccessinmathby:

§ Monitoringstudentcompletionofthesummermathbooklet,§ Encouragingstudentuseofmathconceptsinsummeractivities,and§ Ensuringthereturnofthemathbooklettoschoolatthebeginningofnextschoolyear.

Ifyouhaveanyquestions,youmaycontactthemathresourceteacher,AimeeConwayat

[email protected]

Thankyouforyoursupportandhaveawonderfulsummer!WelookforwardtoseeingyouinSeptember!

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Table of Contents

Equivalent Fractions …………………………………………………..4

Fractions and Mixed Numbers …………………………………….5

Multiplying and Dividing Fractions …………………………..…6

Adding and Subtracting Fractions …………………………….….7

Adding and Subtracting Decimals ………………………..………8

Graphing …………………………………………………………………..9

Multiplying Whole Numbers……………………………………..10

DoNOTuseacalculator!Showworkthatyouarenotabletofitonthepageusingadditionalsheetsofpaperand

attach.

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Equivalent Fractions

Directions: Fill in the missing number to the fractions equivalent

12= 4080

6=

618

18=

2

83= 12

14=

5

70100

= 10

816

= 4

811

= 88

1213

= 36

21=

4

18=

3

69=

2

56= 30

510

= 2

411

= 16

67= 42

19= 72

13=

6

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Mixed Numbers to Fractions Greater Than One

Directions: Re-write each mixed number to be a fraction greater than one.

612= 132 2

18=

317= 5

23=

615= 7

310

=

1116

= 225=

Fractions Greater Than One to Mixed Numbers

Directions: Re-write each mixed number to be a fraction greater than one.

75= 1

25 =

103

= 194 =

8110

= 325 =

163

= 72 =

504

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Multiplying Fractions Directions: Multiply the two fractions to find the product.

Dividing Fractions Remember, you must change each problem into multiplication to find the quotient.

Adding Fractions

410 =

25

!! x!"

!=!"

!"=1 !

!"=1!

!

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Remember, you can only add fractions with like denominators.

Subtracting Fractions

Remember, you can only subtract fractions with like denominators.

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Adding and Subtracting Decimals

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Graphing

Directions: Plot the following points on the graph above.

Remember, coordinates are always (x,y)

A (5, 7) B (10, 11) C (20, 0) D (3, 14)

E (15, 1) F (4,9) G (1, 1) H (10, 10)

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Multiplying Whole Numbers