6th Grade Common Core: 6.EE.5
Common Core Identifier: 6.EE.5 / Grade: 6
Curriculum: Expressions And Equations: Reason About And Solve One-Variable Equations And Inequalities.
Detail: Understand solving an equation or inequality as a process of answering a question: which values from a specified set, if any, make the equation or inequality true? Use substitution to determine whether a given number in a specified set makes an equation or inequality true.
22 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
Find the value of the variable in each equation.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
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Intermediate, one-step inequalities are graphed on a number line. This worksheet includes only addition or subtraction on the same side of the inequality as the variable. Negative numbers, decimals, and fractions are included
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Solve the inequality and circle the numbers that are in the solution set. This version includes only whole numbers.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
A set of single-variable, basic inequalities for students to graph on a number line. All the inequalities feature multiplication or division on one side of the inequality.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Rewrite each phrase as an inequality in standard algebraic form. (example: The product of 6 and x is greater than or equal to 48.)
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Students must find and graph solutions to single variable inequalities. Uses negative numbers, fractions, decimals, and operators.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Students solve and graph basic, single variable inequalities. All problems have only positive, whole numbers. Less examples than the Introduction worksheet.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Another worksheet in which students are required to find the value of the variables.
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
A page of one-step intermediate-level inequalities with a multiplication or division fact on the same side of the inequality as the variable. The multiplication and division include decimals, fractions, and negative numbers.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Solve each inequality and select the answers that are in the solution set. This version includes fractions and decimals.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Intermediate, single-variable inequalities are graphed on a number line. This worksheet includes only addition or subtraction on one side of the inequality. Negative numbers, decimals, and fractions are included.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Rewrite each inequality in standard form. (example: The sum of -7.8 and x is less than 42.)
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Like the Introduction worksheet, students graph inequalities that use negative numbers, decimals, fractions, and operators, but with less examples.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Why did the scarecrow win the Nobel Prize? Solve basic algebraic equations to find out. (example: 27 + x = 39)
Level: 5th through 7th Grades
Determine which numbers are in the solution set for each inequality. Circle the correct choices. This version includes only positive numbers.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
A page of single variable, intermediate-level inequalities with a multiplication or division fact on one side of the inequality. The multiplication and division include decimals, fractions, and negative numbers.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Rewrite each sentence as an inequality in standard mathematical form. (example: x is at least 20.)
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Rewrite each statement as an inequality with a variable. (example: z is not more than 3.14.)
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Students graph the basic, single-variable inequalities. All inequalities on this worksheet have addition or subtraction on one side of the inequality.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
On this worksheet, students will find and graph solutions to basic, single variable inequalities. All problems have only positive, whole numbers.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
Decide which answers fit into the solution set for each number sentence.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
A set of one-step, basic inequalities for students to graph on a number line. All the inequalities feature multiplication or division on the same side of the inequality as the variable.
Level: 6th through 8th Grades
