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Grade 6 Math Worksheet: Takshashila Vidya Mandir

This document is a math worksheet for Grade 6 students at Takshashila Vidya Mandir, covering various topics such as patterns, shape sequences, number lines, fractions, BODMAS, and prime/composite numbers. It includes tasks like completing patterns, drawing shapes, marking numbers, simplifying fractions, and answering questions from a pictograph. The worksheet is dated April 4, 2025.

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Grade 6 Math Worksheet: Takshashila Vidya Mandir

This document is a math worksheet for Grade 6 students at Takshashila Vidya Mandir, covering various topics such as patterns, shape sequences, number lines, fractions, BODMAS, and prime/composite numbers. It includes tasks like completing patterns, drawing shapes, marking numbers, simplifying fractions, and answering questions from a pictograph. The worksheet is dated April 4, 2025.

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TAKSHASHILA VIDYA MANDIR, DINDIGUL.

Affiliation no: 1931643 Palani Road, Anaipatti Village,


Palamrajakkapatti Post, Dindigul -624622
Pathway Math worksheet
Grade : 6 Date: 04.04.25
1.Complete the pattern:
1=1
1+3 = 4
1+3+5 = 9
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1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 + 11 =36
2. Draw the shape sequences:
a)Triangle b)Hexagon c)Decagon

3. Mark the given numbers in following number line


a)17 b)24 c)36

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4. Simplify Improper and proper fractions


a) 132 b) 342
36 60

5. Complete the following sums using BODMAS rule

a) 5 + (6 - 2) x 8 =

b) (8 – 5) +5 x 2 =

6. Write the prime and composite numbers from 1 to 50.


Prime numbers:

Composite numbers:

7. Answer the questions using the pictograph given.

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