6th grade math help - RIDDLE HELP?
Q. Go to And finish the riddle and please post it here, ease points, because this is 6th grade math.
Asked by x3blackcats - Wed Oct 17 22:38:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. "he orders fractions" thats the solution, number four is =, number 7 is =, and number 14 is =, otherwise just go thru and make the proper sign next to each letter circle the letters and you'll know the other side is greater, and the answer to 21 is D: Ted, tell your teacher that if all the fractions are set to 20 only 18/20 of them are eat, Penelope eat 3/20, Simon eat 2/20, Gina eat 5/20 and, ted eat 8/20. tell me how it goes i'm intrested to see how i did, Crestonmerrill@yahoo.com.
Answered by crestonmerrill - Wed Oct 17 23:06:48 2007
Q. Go to And finish the riddle and please post it here, ease points, because this is 6th grade math.
Asked by x3blackcats - Wed Oct 17 22:38:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. "he orders fractions" thats the solution, number four is =, number 7 is =, and number 14 is =, otherwise just go thru and make the proper sign next to each letter circle the letters and you'll know the other side is greater, and the answer to 21 is D: Ted, tell your teacher that if all the fractions are set to 20 only 18/20 of them are eat, Penelope eat 3/20, Simon eat 2/20, Gina eat 5/20 and, ted eat 8/20. tell me how it goes i'm intrested to see how i did, Crestonmerrill@yahoo.com.
Answered by crestonmerrill - Wed Oct 17 23:06:48 2007
Where can you find free printable 6th grade worksheets?
Q. I am going to junior high next year and want to be prepared. If there is a website you know please tell me it. It can be for math, science, social studies, language arts, grammar, and reading. And if you have any tips for jr high please tell me them. thnx!
Asked by Starslightly - Wed Jun 11 13:13:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several websites that offer free downloadable and/or printable forms, however, they may not be specifically for your school or your classes. You should consider what your curriculum will be next year and readdress the question with that information, or google search worksheets. BTW, 6th grade is considered Junior High now?
Answered by Curious_Yank_in_South_Korea - Tue Jun 17 22:11:44 2008
Q. I am going to junior high next year and want to be prepared. If there is a website you know please tell me it. It can be for math, science, social studies, language arts, grammar, and reading. And if you have any tips for jr high please tell me them. thnx!
Asked by Starslightly - Wed Jun 11 13:13:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several websites that offer free downloadable and/or printable forms, however, they may not be specifically for your school or your classes. You should consider what your curriculum will be next year and readdress the question with that information, or google search worksheets. BTW, 6th grade is considered Junior High now?
Answered by Curious_Yank_in_South_Korea - Tue Jun 17 22:11:44 2008
Will my kid always be good at math?
Q. My son is in the 4th grade and he is great at Math. This is a subject that he hardly has to study he just knows numbers. I print 6th grade math worksheets for him to do in his spare time and he knows this stuff after I show him once. Will he always be good at math?Should I keep giving him harder Math to do? He gets mad when I do this he says "I know this stuff mom why are you makin me do this".
Asked by askme ifi care! - Thu Sep 14 09:37:45 2006 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My Father used to give me extra Maths at home, I was quiet good at it for a while then totally lost interest, now I don't deal with numbers at all. Re-doing Maths worksheets is pointless and boring for a growing mind, it would be much better to show him other mathematical related lessons, fractions and the like, unless you want him to be an accountant. I'd let him know what options there are for mathematicians and tell Maths is an important tool for Scientists, Architects and other professions. But alone it is a little pointless.
Answered by Powerpuffgeezer - Thu Sep 14 09:48:42 2006
Q. My son is in the 4th grade and he is great at Math. This is a subject that he hardly has to study he just knows numbers. I print 6th grade math worksheets for him to do in his spare time and he knows this stuff after I show him once. Will he always be good at math?Should I keep giving him harder Math to do? He gets mad when I do this he says "I know this stuff mom why are you makin me do this".
Asked by askme ifi care! - Thu Sep 14 09:37:45 2006 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My Father used to give me extra Maths at home, I was quiet good at it for a while then totally lost interest, now I don't deal with numbers at all. Re-doing Maths worksheets is pointless and boring for a growing mind, it would be much better to show him other mathematical related lessons, fractions and the like, unless you want him to be an accountant. I'd let him know what options there are for mathematicians and tell Maths is an important tool for Scientists, Architects and other professions. But alone it is a little pointless.
Answered by Powerpuffgeezer - Thu Sep 14 09:48:42 2006
math homework help 6th grade?
Q. i need help with commission. the directions for the worksheet say to check the problems and see if they are true or false. so anyway, i will list one and tell me how to check if it is right or wrong please. so here it is: rate of commission=16.6% total sales=$850 commission=$107.10 is that right or wrong how do i check if it is right or wrong?? umm leo d i didnt understand u but that kool player guy is going to get best answer! ok?
Asked by Webkinz Lover - Fri Apr 11 13:21:24 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to move your percentage decimal two places to the left which will give you .166. You always do that with your percentages when you're trying to find that percentage of another number. Then you will multiple $850 by .116 which will give you 141.1. That is how much commission will be earned (16.6%)! So the answer $107.10 is incorrect and the answer $141.1 is correct. Keep practicing and you will get better! =)
Answered by ashcakes08 - Fri Apr 11 13:38:21 2008
Q. i need help with commission. the directions for the worksheet say to check the problems and see if they are true or false. so anyway, i will list one and tell me how to check if it is right or wrong please. so here it is: rate of commission=16.6% total sales=$850 commission=$107.10 is that right or wrong how do i check if it is right or wrong?? umm leo d i didnt understand u but that kool player guy is going to get best answer! ok?
Asked by Webkinz Lover - Fri Apr 11 13:21:24 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to move your percentage decimal two places to the left which will give you .166. You always do that with your percentages when you're trying to find that percentage of another number. Then you will multiple $850 by .116 which will give you 141.1. That is how much commission will be earned (16.6%)! So the answer $107.10 is incorrect and the answer $141.1 is correct. Keep practicing and you will get better! =)
Answered by ashcakes08 - Fri Apr 11 13:38:21 2008
Help me with my math please? (Sixth Grade)?
Q. I was absent for 3 days, and now my math teacher sent me this sheet with worksheets. I don't understand how to find the missing value. Can someone please explain to me on how to find the value of x on the bottom of the page in 6th grade terms, please? Thanks!
Asked by Mario - Sun Jan 25 15:02:08 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, see the one above, with the triangles? its just like that. i know its difficult to understand something new when you havent been there but hopefully i can help a little. okay.. with the rectangles, 2in is the same as 6in. and 8in is the same as x. so you set it up like 2=6 and ---> 8=x then you cross multiply. 2 times x = 2x 6 times 8 = 48 so now we have 2x=48 divide each side by 2 to get x by itself. now we have, x = 24 the length of x is 24 i hope i helped!
Answered by kellyann09 - Sun Jan 25 15:14:20 2009
Q. I was absent for 3 days, and now my math teacher sent me this sheet with worksheets. I don't understand how to find the missing value. Can someone please explain to me on how to find the value of x on the bottom of the page in 6th grade terms, please? Thanks!
Asked by Mario - Sun Jan 25 15:02:08 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, see the one above, with the triangles? its just like that. i know its difficult to understand something new when you havent been there but hopefully i can help a little. okay.. with the rectangles, 2in is the same as 6in. and 8in is the same as x. so you set it up like 2=6 and ---> 8=x then you cross multiply. 2 times x = 2x 6 times 8 = 48 so now we have 2x=48 divide each side by 2 to get x by itself. now we have, x = 24 the length of x is 24 i hope i helped!
Answered by kellyann09 - Sun Jan 25 15:14:20 2009
Where can I find printable free worksheets online?
Q. When I search for online worksheets, I always get math sheets. I have enough of them and I want other subjects. I need some sheets for 6th grade, 7th grade, 9th grade (Global), and 10th grade (Geometry, Earth Science, & English). Please put some links of you can help. Thanks!
Asked by ashleighduarte113 - Tue Jul 21 15:16:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are my favorite worksheet sites for math: For General worksheets:
Answered by TeachbyDay - Sat Jul 25 06:59:25 2009
Q. When I search for online worksheets, I always get math sheets. I have enough of them and I want other subjects. I need some sheets for 6th grade, 7th grade, 9th grade (Global), and 10th grade (Geometry, Earth Science, & English). Please put some links of you can help. Thanks!
Asked by ashleighduarte113 - Tue Jul 21 15:16:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are my favorite worksheet sites for math: For General worksheets:
Answered by TeachbyDay - Sat Jul 25 06:59:25 2009
Daughter's Fear of Math?
Q. I have a 12 year old daughter who truly fears math despite every effort to assist her. I've tried tutors, math worksheets, change in study habits, etc but she has a phobia for math so much so she's in the 6th grade and doesnt know her multiplications and if you ask her simple addition, she takes quite a bit of time to come up with the answer (ex. 8+8). She's an exceptional child (taught herself how to use Powerpoint, Word) but math - she fears. Any suggestions? I wanted to take her to Sylvan but I'm a single working mother and just who can afford Sylvan - that place is expensive.
Asked by cinamin - Wed Apr 30 08:22:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. she does not fear math she just does NOT understand it . I was the same way .. it made no sense at ALL to me . maybe you can hire a high school or university student who is studing education to help your daughter ,, maybe someone who can explain math differently..
Answered by jgilbertdo - Wed Apr 30 08:32:01 2008
Q. I have a 12 year old daughter who truly fears math despite every effort to assist her. I've tried tutors, math worksheets, change in study habits, etc but she has a phobia for math so much so she's in the 6th grade and doesnt know her multiplications and if you ask her simple addition, she takes quite a bit of time to come up with the answer (ex. 8+8). She's an exceptional child (taught herself how to use Powerpoint, Word) but math - she fears. Any suggestions? I wanted to take her to Sylvan but I'm a single working mother and just who can afford Sylvan - that place is expensive.
Asked by cinamin - Wed Apr 30 08:22:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. she does not fear math she just does NOT understand it . I was the same way .. it made no sense at ALL to me . maybe you can hire a high school or university student who is studing education to help your daughter ,, maybe someone who can explain math differently..
Answered by jgilbertdo - Wed Apr 30 08:32:01 2008
I need help with math!!!!!!!!!!!?
Q. im 13 and i have had math tutors all my life it start in 6th grade i all got bs in my math and i got tutors to get it to an a but it never help now im 13 and still nedd help when i was in 6th grade i never understood math and always ask my friends to help me i would then kinda understand and if their was a test i would forget everything completly and i had studied the night before i now only get cs and ds on my math i can do well on the worksheets but horrible on the tests and this started in 6th grade now im in 9th grade and still need help i go to summer school and do extra worksheets but they never help we talked to the principal and he said that since i was good in science that they are conneted and that i know math but something in my… [cont.]
Asked by hypercutie - Tue Sep 1 04:35:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. im 13 and i have had math tutors all my life it start in 6th grade i all got bs in my math and i got tutors to get it to an a but it never help now im 13 and still nedd help when i was in 6th grade i never understood math and always ask my friends to help me i would then kinda understand and if their was a test i would forget everything completly and i had studied the night before i now only get cs and ds on my math i can do well on the worksheets but horrible on the tests and this started in 6th grade now im in 9th grade and still need help i go to summer school and do extra worksheets but they never help we talked to the principal and he said that since i was good in science that they are conneted and that i know math but something in my… [cont.]
Asked by hypercutie - Tue Sep 1 04:35:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Need some help with Math that I don't understand? Please help?
Q. There's this problem on this worksheet that our Math teacher gave us that I don't understand at all. I might sound really stupid, but I'm in the 6th grade, so please don't be rude? Here is the problem: Zachary brought a large container of nuts to school to share with his friends on National Nut Day. The ratio of macadamia nuts to walnuts to peanuts was 2:3:5. If there was a total of thirty nuts, how many peanuts were inside the container? I don't know how to ratios, could someone please explain it to me simply? I got 18 for the answer to the question. Is that correct? If not, could you please explain the process to get the correct answer? Thanks to everyone who helps.
Asked by Lucky - Mon Oct 26 19:01:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. There's this problem on this worksheet that our Math teacher gave us that I don't understand at all. I might sound really stupid, but I'm in the 6th grade, so please don't be rude? Here is the problem: Zachary brought a large container of nuts to school to share with his friends on National Nut Day. The ratio of macadamia nuts to walnuts to peanuts was 2:3:5. If there was a total of thirty nuts, how many peanuts were inside the container? I don't know how to ratios, could someone please explain it to me simply? I got 18 for the answer to the question. Is that correct? If not, could you please explain the process to get the correct answer? Thanks to everyone who helps.
Asked by Lucky - Mon Oct 26 19:01:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
I'm pretty sure my schedule for 9th Grade is going to be hard... What do you think?
Q. School starts on Wednesday, the 3rd.. here's my schedule: 1. Honors English 9 2. Advanced PE (It's just regular PE, =]) 3. Jazz Ensemble (I'm going to play guitar. I heard that there is homework for this class though...) 4. Honors Biology 9 5. Spanish 1 6. Math Analysis (I asked my counselor, it's just like Pre-Calculus). At first, it didn't seem so hard, it actually seemed kinda easy. But then I read the course outlines.. I have 5 hours a week of English homework, daily homework in Math, 5 hours a week of Biology homework, Spanish homework every day, Jazz music-reading to do, and I even read that there are worksheets to do for PE!!! Do you think this will give me some trouble? If it's of any help, I got A's in all my classes in 8th… [cont.]
Asked by Chowman - Sat Aug 30 19:02:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That looks like any easy schedule to me. Some teachers say you'll have a lot of homework, but that will likely change. And an hour a day for one subject isn't that bad. Spanish 1 should be easy, I took it in middle school, so I don't remember that much about it. I'm actually really good in Spanish, so you probably need a second opinion. Math analysis (called the same thing at my school) is a little difficult, but is easier than Algebra 2 and makes some of the things you studied in Alg. 2 make more sense. PE worksheets are a joke. Jazz ensemble should be fun. Some of my friends who are in orchestra say it can be a lot of work around national competition time (staying after school to practice for 3-4 hours), but your teacher might… [cont.]
Answered by ambailey09 - Sat Aug 30 19:19:16 2008
Q. School starts on Wednesday, the 3rd.. here's my schedule: 1. Honors English 9 2. Advanced PE (It's just regular PE, =]) 3. Jazz Ensemble (I'm going to play guitar. I heard that there is homework for this class though...) 4. Honors Biology 9 5. Spanish 1 6. Math Analysis (I asked my counselor, it's just like Pre-Calculus). At first, it didn't seem so hard, it actually seemed kinda easy. But then I read the course outlines.. I have 5 hours a week of English homework, daily homework in Math, 5 hours a week of Biology homework, Spanish homework every day, Jazz music-reading to do, and I even read that there are worksheets to do for PE!!! Do you think this will give me some trouble? If it's of any help, I got A's in all my classes in 8th… [cont.]
Asked by Chowman - Sat Aug 30 19:02:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That looks like any easy schedule to me. Some teachers say you'll have a lot of homework, but that will likely change. And an hour a day for one subject isn't that bad. Spanish 1 should be easy, I took it in middle school, so I don't remember that much about it. I'm actually really good in Spanish, so you probably need a second opinion. Math analysis (called the same thing at my school) is a little difficult, but is easier than Algebra 2 and makes some of the things you studied in Alg. 2 make more sense. PE worksheets are a joke. Jazz ensemble should be fun. Some of my friends who are in orchestra say it can be a lot of work around national competition time (staying after school to practice for 3-4 hours), but your teacher might… [cont.]
Answered by ambailey09 - Sat Aug 30 19:19:16 2008
Homework HELP PLEASE ASAP!?
Q. OKay i lost a worksheet and i need to find a way to print out a copy of it online. My friend gave me hers so i could look it up, which i didn't do very well. So if you want to help a person with a very very very low a in math (90.0) whose parents will kill her if she gets a B, Heres the info on the Wk. sh.: Okay, at the top it says "Building with toothpicks" At the very bottom it says: This activity has been adapted from Burkhardt et al. (2000) Navigating through algebra in grades 6-8 PS: I'm a 6th grader if that helps.
Asked by Peyton(: - Thu Oct 18 18:53:24 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just transfer the questions on the worksheet to a regular piece of lined paper and answer the questions. Tomorrow, I'm sure you could either ask your teacher for another copy or look really hard for the paper in your locker. I'm in seventh grade and my teachers never get mad when i turn in a sheet of lined paper instead of the worksheet. Just explain that you lost it, and if they won't let you turn it in, cry.
Answered by Amy - Thu Oct 18 19:00:32 2007
Q. OKay i lost a worksheet and i need to find a way to print out a copy of it online. My friend gave me hers so i could look it up, which i didn't do very well. So if you want to help a person with a very very very low a in math (90.0) whose parents will kill her if she gets a B, Heres the info on the Wk. sh.: Okay, at the top it says "Building with toothpicks" At the very bottom it says: This activity has been adapted from Burkhardt et al. (2000) Navigating through algebra in grades 6-8 PS: I'm a 6th grader if that helps.
Asked by Peyton(: - Thu Oct 18 18:53:24 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just transfer the questions on the worksheet to a regular piece of lined paper and answer the questions. Tomorrow, I'm sure you could either ask your teacher for another copy or look really hard for the paper in your locker. I'm in seventh grade and my teachers never get mad when i turn in a sheet of lined paper instead of the worksheet. Just explain that you lost it, and if they won't let you turn it in, cry.
Answered by Amy - Thu Oct 18 19:00:32 2007
Anyone know a website where I can find 6th grade worksheets for math?
Q. Anyone know a website where I can find 6th grade worksheets for math?
Asked by Max - Fri Feb 23 19:01:17 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This site has several and they are broken down into topics:
Answered by Melanie L - Sat Feb 24 00:11:06 2007
Q. Anyone know a website where I can find 6th grade worksheets for math?
Asked by Max - Fri Feb 23 19:01:17 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This site has several and they are broken down into topics:
Answered by Melanie L - Sat Feb 24 00:11:06 2007
Anyone know a website where I can find 6th grade worksheets for math?
Q. Thanks!
Asked by Max - Fri Feb 23 18:50:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Max, Here is a site that has a long list of word problems for 6th Graders: Another good site is this one right here: At this site, you can search for problems and helps by topic. I hope that these help!
Answered by eyzon47 - Fri Feb 23 19:06:39 2007
Q. Thanks!
Asked by Max - Fri Feb 23 18:50:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Max, Here is a site that has a long list of word problems for 6th Graders: Another good site is this one right here: At this site, you can search for problems and helps by topic. I hope that these help!
Answered by eyzon47 - Fri Feb 23 19:06:39 2007
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