Mathematics 6 — British Columbia

Learning outcomes

What learners can expect

1. place value and number sense from thousandths through billions
2. multiplication and division facts to 100, developing computational fluency
3. order of operations with whole numbers, including brackets and excluding exponents
4. factors and multiples, including greatest common factor and least common multiple
5. improper fractions and mixed numbers
6. introduction to ratios, including part-to-part, part-to-whole, and equivalent ratios
7. whole-number percents and percentage discounts
8. multiplication and division of decimals
9. increasing and decreasing patterns represented with expressions, tables, and first-quadrant graphs
10. one-step equations with whole-number coefficients and solutions
11. perimeter of complex shapes
12. area of triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids
13. angle measurement and classification
14. volume and capacity, including unit relationships and referents
15. classification of triangles by side and angle properties
16. combinations of translations, rotations, and reflections of a 2D shape in the first quadrant
17. creating and interpreting line graphs from tables or data sets
18. single-outcome theoretical and experimental probability
19. financial literacy through simple budgeting and consumer mathematics