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Fact or Opinion - Evaluating Claims
Author's Argument
RI.6.6 and 1 more
Narrator's Point of View 6th Grade
Point of View
RL.6.6
Reading Informational Text: Integrating Information
Integrate Information
RI.6.7
Using Positive & Negative Numbers
Positive and Negative Numbers
6.NS.C.5
Intro to Data
Center, Spread and Shape
6.SP.A.2
Main Idea of an Article
Central Idea of a Text
RI.6.2
Introduction To Exponents
Evaluating Expressions with Exponents
6.EE.A.1 and 1 more
Intro to Ratio Tables
Ratio Tables
6.RP.A.3.a
Citing Textual Evidence 8th Grade
Textual evidence and inferencing
RI.8.1
Using Evidence To Make Conclusions
Textual Evidence
RI.6.1
Summarize Sets of Data
Summarizing Data Sets
6.SP.B.5.a and 3 more
Compare & Contrast Authors' Presentation of Facts
Compare and Contrast
RI.6.9
Intro to Ratios
Intro to Ratios
6.RP.A.1
Intro to Statistical Questions
Intro to Statistics
6.SP.A.1
Intro to Connections in Informational Text
Development of an Idea or Event
RI.6.3
Comparing the Book & the Movie
Compare a Text with a Performance
RL.6.7
Learning Percentages
Percent of a Quantity
6.RP.A.3.c and 1 more
Using Ratios to Convert Units
Using Ratios to Convert Units
6.RP.A.3.d
Citing Evidence
Textual evidence and inferencing
RI.8.1
Identifying Equivalent Expressions
Equivalent Expressions
6.EE.A.3 and 1 more
Educational Activities and Teaching Resources for 6th Grade
Ah, 6th grade—the first year of middle school for some, the last year of elementary for others. In sixth grade, math takes on a whole new level of excitement! Students will be diving deep into fractions, decimals, and percentages like never before, and using them to solve all sorts of fun problems. They'll also get to flex their geometry skills by exploring the world of angles, lines, and shapes. Don't forget about algebra, where students will get to crack codes and solve puzzles by figuring out the values of different variables.
In reading, 6th graders will be diving into all sorts of amazing books, from classic novels to contemporary works of fiction. They'll be honing their reading skills, including fluency, comprehension, and critical analysis. Along the way, students will get to explore different genres like mysteries, biographies, and fantasy. They will also be building up vocabulary, learning new words and phrases that will help them express themselves better. Let’s journey to new worlds and meet new characters together.
Some of the skills students will master in eSpark include:
Math
- Understanding ratio concepts
- Using ratio reasoning to solve problems
- Understanding the concept of unit rates and converting units
- Using ratio tables
- Understanding percentages
- Dividing fractions and multi-digit numbers with fluency
- Understanding common multiples and factors
- Fluently adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing multi-digit decimals
- Understanding positive and negative numbers, absolute value, and opposites
- Graphing in the coordinate plane
- Evaluating expressions with exponents; writing expressions; understanding equivalent expressions
- Solving one-variable equations
- Understanding statistics and possibility
- Learning center, spread, and shape in data visualization; explaining measures of center and variation
- Visualizing and summarizing data sets
Reading
- Using textual evidence to support inferences
- Understanding common themes in literature and non-fiction texts
- Describing plot and character development
- Identifying text structure and how it contributes to setting or theme
- Understanding point of view and author’s purpose
- Comparing and contrasting text and video versions of the same story; comparing and contrasting texts by two authors on the same topic
- Comparing and contrasting genres
- Understanding the main idea/central idea of a text
- Describing the development of an idea or event
- Integrating information from various sources
- Using evidence to support an argument
eSpark is truly unique in the world of online learning. Our holistic, student-centered approach blends the proven benefits of play-based learning with systematic, explicit, and direct instruction. It’s proof that learning can be fun, personalized, and effective, all at once!
eSpark meets the criteria for evidence-based interventions under ESSA guidelines, and has been proven in multiple studies to improve student performance in math and reading.
When you sign up for an eSpark account, your students experience these activities via adaptive, differentiated independent pathways and teacher-driven small group assignments. Teachers also have access to detailed usage and progress reports with valuable insights into standards mastery, student growth trends, and intervention opportunities.
With the addition of the game-changing Choice Texts for the 2023-2024 school year, eSpark has cemented its status as the most loved supplemental instruction option for students and teachers alike. Claim your free account today and see the difference for yourself!
