Gr 6 Unit 7 Proportions
Unit 7 Proportions
Content Emphasis/ Big Ideas
In this unit, students build a conceptual understanding of proportional relationships and unit rates. Students make connections between various representations such as verbal descriptions, ratio tables, and graphs. Students will explore proportional relationships in practical situations by using ratio tables. The use of ratio tables is to help students develop a conceptual understanding of the multiplicative relationship of proportions. Students will also visually represent proportional relationships using graphs. The use of tables and graphs builds students prealgebra skills as proportional relationships helps develop the understanding of the slope of a line which will be explored further in Mathematics 7.
Standards:
- MTH.G6.12a Represent a proportional relationship between two quantities, including those arising from practical situations (PR6)
- MTH.G6.12b Determine the unit rate of a proportional relationship and use it to find a missing value in a ratio table. (PR6)
- MTH.G6.12c Determine whether a proportional relationship exists between two quantities. (PR6)
- MTH.G6.12d Make connections between and among representations of a proportional relationship between two quantities using verbal descriptions, ratio tables, and graphs. (PR6)
Skills:
- What are proportions?
- Ratio Tables
- Unit Rates
- Graphing Proportions
What are proportions?
Instructional Videos
Proportional Relationships
Visuals of Proportional vs. Unproportional
Practice Items
Identifying Proportional Relationships Check
Proportional Relationships Quiz
Skills Based Games
Ratio Tables
Instructional Videos
Completing a Ratio Table
Filling in the Ratio Table
Adding & Subtracting on a Number Line
Ratio Table Practice Problems
Unit Rates
Instructional Videos
Unit Rate Examples
Unit Rate Using Ratio Tables
Graphing Proportions
Instructional Video
Proportional Graphs
Graphing Equations (Slope)
Graphing Ratio Tables
Visualizing Ratios on a Graph
Additional Resources:
STMath (60 Minutes recommended per week)