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Math Poster Project Rubric and Directions

The document provides instructions for students to create a math poster reviewing 6th grade Common Core math standards. Students must include the name of the math standard, at least 10 vocabulary terms or concepts with examples and definitions for each. Posters should be neat, legible, creative and colorful. The back must include the student and partner's name, class period, date and math standard. A rubric is provided to grade posters on organization, accuracy, design, effort and completeness. Sample standards are listed with main concepts in bold and related vocabulary.

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Math Poster Project Rubric and Directions

The document provides instructions for students to create a math poster reviewing 6th grade Common Core math standards. Students must include the name of the math standard, at least 10 vocabulary terms or concepts with examples and definitions for each. Posters should be neat, legible, creative and colorful. The back must include the student and partner's name, class period, date and math standard. A rubric is provided to grade posters on organization, accuracy, design, effort and completeness. Sample standards are listed with main concepts in bold and related vocabulary.

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  • Introduction to Math Poster Project: Explains the purpose and instructions for creating a math poster showcasing 6th grade common core standards.
  • The Number System: Covers the main concepts and vocabulary related to the number system including operations and number lines.
  • Ratios & Proportions: Discusses the fundamental principles of ratios and proportions with relevant vocabulary for standards compliance.
  • Geometry: Outlines the primary principles of geometry including area comprehension and polygon attributes.
  • Expressions & Equations: Provides insights into working with algebraic expressions and solving equations with identified main concepts.
  • Statistics & Probability: Introduces statistical questions, data variability, and methods for data description such as plots and graphs.

 

 
Name: ​_________________________     ​
Period​
: _______ Date:​
 _______________ 
Partner’s Name:​​___________________________   
 _

Common Core Review Math Poster 
Create a poster to display 6th grade Common Core math concepts. 
On a poster board (provided by teacher), you will need to create a poster reviewing a Common 
Core math standard. Poster will display content learned for each 6th grade standard. 
The Common Core Math Standards: The Number System, Ratios & Proportional Relationships, 
Expressions & Equations, Geometry and Statistics & Probability.   
 
  ​
INSTRUCTIONS​ :   ​
(Place a checkmark in each box after the task is complete.) 
● Math Standard name must be displayed on the front of your poster. 
● Your poster should include ​ at least​ 10 vocabulary or concepts from the math standard. 
● Display an ​
example AND a definition for each vocabulary term or concept​ . 
● Your poster is to be neat, legible, creative and colorful. 
● On the back of the display you must have the following:  1) your name, your partner’s name, 
class period, date and Math Standard name. 
Math Poster Rubric 
4 3-2 1 0

Work is very clearly organized  Work is somewhat organized  Work is unorganized and/or   


Accuracy  and labeled.    and labeled.    unlabeled.  The calculations  No 
Student has determined any    Any calculations are  contain many errors.    project 
calculation accurately.    completed with minor errors.  Most explanations are not on  turned in   
 All explanations are on topic   Most explanations are on  topic and correct.  
and correct.   topic and correct.  

Extremely creative design that  Creative design that is   
Design 
     ​ is colorful and/or legible.  somewhat colorful and/or  No 
Design has no color and is not 
Design is labeled all  legible. Design is missing 1­2  project 
legible.  Design is all missing 
components specified in the  of the required components  turned in   
several of the required 
instructions.  outlined in instructions. 
components outlined in 
instructions. 

It appears as though a lot of     
time and thought went into the  The project is lacking in thought   
It appears as though some 
project. Project is extremely  and creativity.  It appears as  No 
time and thought went into 
Effort creative.  Student worked in  the project.  The project is  though work was completed  project 
advance in order to revise  creative.  Student may not  without thorough planning  turned in   
 and edit work.   have revised or edited in  ahead of time.  In­class time 
All in­class time was used  advance to correct errors.  may not have been used 
very effectively.  In­class time was used  effectively. 
effectively. 

 
/ 12​
                                  PROJECT Score: _________​ ____   Grade : ____________ 
Name: ​ Date Due​
_____________________________  ​ :​FRIDAY 4/15/16 
 ​

 Common Core Standards Math Review Poster 
* Each 6th grade STANDARD is listed with the main concept typed in  
   BOLD font and vocabulary words listed for each standard in regular font. 

1) ​  ​
:​
STANDARD​ THE NUMBER SYSTEM 
*​MAIN CONCEPTS​ : 
● Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide multi­digit numbers and decimals 
● Division of fractions using the standard method and models  
● Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM)  
               Distributive Property 
● Positive and Negative Integers in real­world situation 
Understand Rational numbers as a point on a number line 
Understand the opposite of the opposite is the number itself 
● Understanding and ordering Absolute Value of Rational numbers 
●  ​ Graphing points on a 4­Quadrant Coordinate Plane 
             Find the distance between points with the same 1st coordinate or the  
             same 2nd coordinate 
 
*​
VOCABULARY​ :​
 Repeating and Terminating Decimals, Rational  Number, Decimal, Sum, 
Difference, Product, Quotient, Divisor, Dividend, Divisibility, Numerator, Denominator, 
Equivalent Fractions, Whole Number, Mixed Number, Improper Fraction, Simplest Form, 
Reciprocal, Graphing, Ordered Pair, Coordinate Plane, Vertical, Horizontal, Point, x­axis, 
y­axis, Greatest Common Factor, Least Common Multiple, Factor, Multiple, Distributive 
Property, Prime Number, Composite Number, Factor Trees, Prime Factorization, Positive 
Integer,  Negative Integer, Opposite, Absolute value 
 
2)​
  ​  ​
:​
STANDARD​ RATIOS & PROPORTIONS 
*​MAIN CONCEPTS​ : 
● Ratios: 3 ways to write ratios and compare relationships between ratios 
● Unit Rate and Unit Price (per one item) and Unit Conversions 
●  Make tables of equivalent Ratios and Find missing values in tables and  
               plot pairs of values on the coordinate plane 
● Find a percent (quantity per 100) and solve problems given a part and % 
   
*​VOCABULARY​ : ​
Ratios, Equivalent Ratios, Tape Diagrams, Double Number Lines, 
Percents, is/of = %/100, Proportion, Unit Rate, Unit Price, Cross­Products, Ratio Tables, 
Graphing, Ordered Pair, Coordinate Plane, Vertical, Horizontal, Point, x­axis, y­axis
 
3) ​  ​
:​
STANDARD​ EXPRESSIONS & EQUATIONS 
*​MAIN CONCEPTS​ : 
● Write, read, and evaluate Algebraic Expressions with variables 
● Evaluate Expressions when given a specific value for a variable 
● Use the Order of Operations to create equivalent expressions  
● Combine Like Terms  
●  Write and Solve One­Step Equations and Inequalities 
● Identify the Independent and Dependent Variables given a Real­world   
              problem 
● Analyze the relationship between the Dependent and Independent  
               variables using tables and graphs  
 
*​
VOCABULARY​ : ​
Expression, Equation, Inequality, Evaluate, Inverse operations, Variable, 
Exponents, Base, Substitution, Order of Operations (PEMDAS), Isolate, Sum, Term, Product, 
Factor, Quotient, Coefficient, Constant, Distributive Property, Like Terms, Equivalent 
Expressions, Equivalent Terms​ One­Step Equation, Evaluate, Independent Variable, 
, ​
Dependent Variable, Ordered Pair, Tables, Solution of an Inequality 
 
 
4) ​  ​
:​
STANDARD​ GEOMETRY 
*​MAIN CONCEPTS​ : 
● Find the Area of Right Triangles and other triangles 
● Find the Area of Quadrilaterals (square, rectangle, trapezoid) 
● Find the Area of Quadrilaterals and Polygons by composing into  
               rectangles or decomposing into triangles and other shapes 
● Find the Volume of Rectangular Prisms using the Formula: V=lwh 
● Draw polygons in the Coordinate Plane coordinates for the vertices 
● Find the distance between points with the same 1st coordinate or the  
              same 2nd coordinate 
● Represent 3­D figures using nets made up of rectangles and triangles 
● Use the nets to find the surface area of these figures 
 
*​
VOCABULARY​ : ​
Cartesian/Coordinate Plane, Quadrants, Coordinates, origin, x­axis, 
, ​
y­axis, Vertices (vertex), Area, Perimeter​ Volume, Length, Width, Height, Surface Area, Net, 
Quadrilaterals (squares, rectangles, trapezoids) Polygons (triangles, squares, rectangles, 
trapezoids), Parallelogram, 2­D Figure, 3­D Figure, Rectangular Prism, Pyramid, Squared 
units,Cubic Units, Composite figure, Compose, Decompose 
 
 
   
5)  ​  ​
:​
STANDARD​ STATISTICS & PROBABILITY 
*​MAIN CONCEPTS​ : 
● Recognize a Statistical Question as one that anticipate variability in the   
               data related to the question and account for its answers. 
● Understand that a set of data collected to answer a Statistical question  
               has a distribution which can be described by its center, spread and  
                overall shape. 
● Display data in plots on a number line, including Dot plots, Histograms,  
               and Box plots. 
● Identify the Number of Observations in relation to data 
● Identify Measures of Center and Variability, as well as describing any  
              overall pattern and deviations from the overall pattern 
● Identify Measure of Center and Variability relating to the shape of the  
              data distribution. 
 
*​
VOCABULARY​ : ​
Statistical Question, Variability, Spread, Dot Plots, Histograms, Box Plots 
(Box and Whisker Plot), Frequency, Frequency Table, Five­Number Summary, Measure of 
Center, Mean, Median, Mode, Range, Measure of Variation, Interquartile Range, Mean 
Absolute Deviation, Minimum, Maximum, Upper Quartile, Lower Quartile, Outlier, Peak, 
Skewed right, Skewed left, Symmetric 
 
 

   
POSTER ORGANIZER 
 
STANDARD​
:_________________________________________ 
 
 
Math Concepts and Vocabulary Words for Poster​

 
 
1. ________________________ 2. ___________________________ 

      3.  ________________________ 4. ___________________________ 

      5.  ________________________ 6. ___________________________ 

      7. ________________________      8.___________________________ 

      9. ________________________     10. __________________________ 

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