
Learn how algebraic expressions use variables to represent unknown quantities and combine two or more terms with addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
Explore how algebraic expressions blend terms and operations, using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with examples like marbles, apples, students, candies, pencils, cookies, and sugar.
Learn to evaluate algebraic expressions by substituting values. See examples evaluating m plus three with m equal two and k minus six over five with k equal twenty six.
Learn to evaluate algebraic expressions by substituting the given variable values and simplifying, using examples such as y+5, 15 - m, 3k, q/4, and t - 1/10.
Learn how to add like terms in algebra by combining coefficients, with examples like 2x+3x=5x and 5y+y=6y, and see when terms cannot be simplified.
Learn to simplify algebra by combining like terms and adding coefficients, with examples using x, r, m, y, and constants to rewrite expressions for clarity.
Learn to write and simplify algebraic expressions with real-world examples like x and 2x, 4t+2t, and 5d+3d, and apply to perimeters of triangle and square.
Explore subtraction in algebra by subtracting the coefficients of like terms. See examples like 5x-2x=3x and 6y-y=5y to reinforce the method and identify unlike terms like 4x-2y.
Learn to simplify subtracting in algebra by combining coefficients to subtract like terms, turning expressions such as 6x-4x into 2x and 8r-8r into 0.
Learn to write algebraic expressions and simplify by subtracting coefficients, with examples using variables m, x, n, and y for birds, money, apples, and water levels.
Explore nets in this math lesson by identifying the correct cube and triangle-based pyramid nets, counting faces, and comparing square and triangular faces to determine valid nets.
Identify the correct nets for solids by counting faces and matching shapes. Practice nets for cuboid, square based pyramid, cylinder, cone, triangle based prism, and oblique pyramid.
Explore the basics of changing ratios through simple examples, like red and yellow flowers, showing how adding or removing items alters the ratio and how to simplify by common factors.
Find and simplify changed ratios with six blue and eight green beads, ratio three to four, and explore changes to five to four, one to two, and one to one.
Explore changing ratios with level two problems: apples and oranges in 5 to 3 and marbles in 5 to 2, then reduce to 3 to 2 and find equal shares.
Solve statement problems using ratios in everyday contexts—boys to girls, cakes to cookies, and money—by setting up proportional equations, simplifying, and handling changes when items are removed or spent.
Learn to express a number as a percentage of another by multiplying the second by 100 and ensuring units; for 500 ml of 2000 ml, equals 25%.
Express a quantity as a percentage of another by converting to common units and multiplying by 100, with examples like 153 cm of 30 cm.
Explore calculating percentages from class size, flower counts, and bee totals through statement problems. Apply these methods to express decreases, increases, and percent changes in cost and height.
Apply the unitary method to find the value of one unit and scale to totals, demonstrated with cupcake costs and 80% of total score calculations.
Learn to solve statement problems by finding time per subject, distance per hour, or cost per item, then scale to Nina's study time and other examples like apples and pencils.
Learn how speed measures how fast something moves using the formula speed equals distance traveled by time taken; apply it to 100 km in 4 hours, yielding 25 km/h.
Master reading speed from a speedometer by practicing with target readings of 20, 50, 70, and 90 km/h, reinforcing the concept of speed for grade 6 math.
Explore statement problems that compare speeds and compute speed, distance, and time using the formula speed = distance divided by time, with practical examples.
Learn how to calculate average speed using total distance over total time, with examples of a bus and a car and the relevant units.
Learn level 1 statement problems on average speed, comparing trains and planes or rolling balls and marbles, and solving quick distance-time questions.
Explore level two statement problems on average speed, solving real-world cases for Barbie, a swimmer, a car, and a rider using total distance divided by total time.
Learn to divide fractions by fractions by converting to multiplication with the reciprocal. See examples: 1/8 divided by 3/2 equals 1/12 and 2/7 divided by 4/7 equals 1/2.
Learn to divide fractions by multiplying by the reciprocal, and practice with examples like 1/3 ÷ 5/6, 1/2 ÷ 3/4, 3/7 ÷ 27/28, 5/9 ÷ 1/5, and 6/7 ÷ 1/3.
Practice solving statement problems with fractions by multiplying by the reciprocal, illustrated through real-world word problems on shared pizza, string lengths, bus stops, juice portions, and study time.
This course is ideal for sixth graders, parents, and teachers who want to make learning math a joyful and enriching experience. Embark on a fun-filled journey with Appu & Tiger through 7 hours of animated videos and engaging practice sessions.
What You'll Learn:
Algebraic Expressions - Fun animated videos include: Introduction, Learning to write algebraic expression, Value of an Algebraic Expression, Finding the value of Algebraic Expression
Algebra - Addition - Learn algebraic addition through these videos that include: Introduction, Write and simplify algebraic expressions.
Algebra - Subtraction - Fun animated videos include: Introduction, Write and simplify algebraic expressions.
Nets - Learn all about figuring nets in these videos that include: Introduction, Identify the correct net.
Problems on Ratios - Changing Ratios - These videos, beginning with an Introduction include: Simple and advanced levels of finding the changed ratio, and Statement problems.
Express a number as Percentage of another number - In this you will learn to: Express one number as a percentage of another number, Express as percentage of another quantity, and Statement problems.
Unitary Method - This includes: Introduction, and Statement problems.
Speed - These videos cover: Introduction, Reading speed, and Statement problems.
Average Speed - Learn to find the average speed with these videos that include: Introduction, simple and advanced Statement Problems.
Division of a Fraction by another Fraction - Learn to divide fraction by another fraction in this section that includes: Introduction, Dividing fractions, and Statement Problems.
Order of Operations with Fractions - Beginning with and introduction, this fun video helps you learn the order of operations with fractions.
Graphs - Pie chart - This section includes: Introduction, and Reading Pie chart.
Circles - Radius and Diameter - These videos on Circles include: Introduction on the radius of a circle, Find the radius of the circle, Introduction to the diameter of a circle, Find the diameter of the circle.
Circles - Circumference - This section includes: Introduction to the circumference of a circle, Find the circumference of the circle.
Circles - Area - These videos cover - Introduction to the area of a circle, Find the area of the circle
Triangles - Types of Triangles - Beginning with an introduction these videos help you learn how to: Identify the type of triangle based on side, Triangles based on Angles, Identify the type of triangle based on angle.
Triangles - Sum of Angles - Beginning with an introduction these videos help you learn how to: Find the missing angles, Exterior Angle and Interior Opposite Angles, Find the missing angles.
Triangles - Learn how to construct Triangles in this section.
Area of a Triangle - Learn to find the area of a triangle in these videos.
4 sided figures - Parallelogram - Beginning with an introduction, these videos help you learn the following: Find the unknown sides and angles, Drawing Parallelograms.
4 sided figures - Rhombus - These videos include: Introduction, Find the unknown sides and angles, Drawing Rhombuses.
4 sided figures - Trapezoid - Learn about the 4 sided Trapezoid in this section that covers: Introduction, Find the unknown angles.
Skills Developed:
These activities enhance a child's mathematical thinking, critical thinking, spatial awareness, problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, fine motor skills, cognitive development, and time telling abilities in a fun and engaging way.
Goals of the Course:
Build Confidence in Math: Helping children feel confident and positive about their math skills.
Establish a Foundation for Future Learning: Equipping students with the basics needed for advanced math in later grades.
Encourage Curiosity and Exploration: Inspiring a love for learning and curiosity about math.
Fun and Enjoyable Learning: Making math fun and enjoyable for young children, paving the way for future academic success.
The course is structured to make learning math a fun and enjoyable experience for children, setting them up for success in their future educational endeavors.
Those under 18 may use the services only if a parent or guardian opens their account, handles any enrollments, and manages their account usage. This course is intended for purchase by adults.