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Ray's for Today Level 6 Student Text
Level 6 is for ages 11-12 and includes the same areas of math work as that of Level 5 but goes deeper. The objectives for Level 6 are that students master recognizing and working with numbers through trillions, math facts and all four arithmetic operations with whole numbers. Students should become proficient at unit conversions in measurement and time, all four operations with fractions and decimals, percent concepts and finding the percent of a number, recognizing the relationships between fractions, decimals, and percents, and converting between the three, solving problems based on A=B of C, powers of ten, working with integers and ratios, and begin learning about cancellation and exponents.
The main learning objectives for the sixth level of Ray's for Today are to:
master recognizing and working with numbers and place values through the trillions
master the math facts and all four arithmetic operations with whole numbers
be proficient at unit conversions in measurement and time
be proficient at all four arithmetic operations with fractions and decimals
be proficient with percent concepts and finding the percent of a number
be proficient at recognizing the relationships between fractions, decimals and percentages, and converting between the three formats for rational numbers
be proficient at solving problems based on A = B of C.
be proficient at powers of ten
practice working with integers
practice working with ratios
introduce cancellation
introduce exponents
Level 6 is for ages 11-12 and includes the same areas of math work as that of Level 5 but goes deeper. The objectives for Level 6 are that students master recognizing and working with numbers through trillions, math facts and all four arithmetic operations with whole numbers. Students should become proficient at unit conversions in measurement and time, all four operations with fractions and decimals, percent concepts and finding the percent of a number, recognizing the relationships between fractions, decimals, and percents, and converting between the three, solving problems based on A=B of C, powers of ten, working with integers and ratios, and begin learning about cancellation and exponents.
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