Grade 6
74 skills across 17 topics. Where a skill sits is our judgement, not a standard: if the class in front of you is elsewhere, take the band that fits.
- 4-digit ÷ 2-digit division, no remainderNumbers 10–9,996; every one will divide exactly.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Long division: 4-digit ÷ 2-digit with remaindersNumbers 10–9,971; every one will leave a remainder.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- 5-digit ÷ 2-digit division, no remainderNumbers 10–99,400; every one will divide exactly.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Long division: 5-digit ÷ 2-digit with remaindersNumbers 10–99,968; every one will leave a remainder.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Highest common factor of two numbersNumbers 4–60; 62% share no factor at all.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Lowest common multiple of two numbersNumbers 4–24; 62% share no factor at all.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- A number as a product of primesNumbers 12–150; 95% use more than one prime.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Continuing a multiplying sequenceNumbers 2–7,500; every one will multiply by a constant amount.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Multiplying mixed numbersNumbers 1–8; 41% need simplifying at the end.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Dividing one fraction by anotherNumbers 1–12; every one will need the divisor turned upside down.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Dividing mixed numbersNumbers 1–8; every one will involve a mixed number.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- The reciprocal of a fractionNumbers 1–12; every one will need the divisor turned upside down.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- The reciprocal of a whole numberNumbers 2–9; every one will have a whole number on one side.Starter · Stretch
- Multiplying two decimalsNumbers 0.38–99.54; every one will multiply two decimals together.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Dividing by a decimalNumbers 0.2–816.48; every one will divide by a decimal.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Rounding a decimal to two decimal placesNumbers 0.17–9.881; 51% round up.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Finding a percentage of a numberNumbers 5–600; every one will come out at a whole number.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- What percentage one number is of anotherNumbers 3–600.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Writing a percentage as a decimalNumbers 4–80.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Writing a decimal as a percentageNumbers 0.04–0.8.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Writing a percentage as a fractionNumbers 4–80.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Adding positive and negative numbersNumbers 2–30; 75% have exactly one negative.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Subtracting positive and negative numbersNumbers 2–30; 71% have exactly one negative.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Absolute valueNumbers 2–60; 66% hold a negative inside the bars.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Comparing two positive or negative numbersNumbers 1–40; 47% have exactly one negative.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Putting positive and negative numbers in orderNumbers 1–40; every one will ask for a whole list in order rather than a single value.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Simplifying a ratioNumbers 4–108; 82% share a factor larger than three.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Finding the missing number in a proportionNumbers 2–72.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Working out a rate for oneNumbers 3–180.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Sharing an amount in a given ratioNumbers 1–270; every one will split into shares of different sizes.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Average speed from a distance and a timeNumbers 2–405.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Distance from a speed and a timeNumbers 2–45.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- A ratio as a fraction of the wholeNumbers 1–9; every one will ask for a share of the whole rather than of the other part.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Filling in an equivalent ratioNumbers 2–72; every one will scale a whole ratio up.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Metric area units, downwardsNumbers 2–20; every one will need the length factor used twice, because the units are square ones.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Metric area units, upwardsNumbers 200–200,000; every one will need the length factor used twice, because the units are square ones.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Customary area units, downwardsNumbers 2–20; every one will need the length factor used twice, because the units are square ones.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Customary area units, upwardsNumbers 18–2,880; every one will need the length factor used twice, because the units are square ones.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Area of a parallelogramNumbers 2–15.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Area of a trapeziumNumbers 2–30.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Angles in a triangleNumbers 20–70.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Angles in a quadrilateralNumbers 20–130.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Vertically opposite anglesNumbers 15–160.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Angles around a pointNumbers 3–130; every one will meet at a point, so they add to 360°.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Which quadrant a point is inNumbers 1–12.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Reflecting a point in the x-axisNumbers 1–12.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Reflecting a point in the y-axisNumbers 1–12.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Moving a point across and upNumbers 1–12.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- One-step equations: additionNumbers 2–32; every one will take one step.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- One-step equations: subtractionNumbers 1–15; every one will take one step.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- One-step equations: multiplicationNumbers 2–252; every one will take one step.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- One-step equations: divisionNumbers 2–18; every one will take one step.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Putting a number into an expressionNumbers 2–16; every one will substitute a positive number.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Putting a number through a ruleNumbers 1–14.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Writing an expression from wordsNumbers 1–10; every one will have to be written down from a sentence.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Word problems about a rateNumbers 2–144.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Word problems with percentagesNumbers 5–600.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Word problems about the meanNumbers 1–43.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Word problems about covering a floorNumbers 2–15; every one will take two steps.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Word problems with temperaturesNumbers 1–23; 73% cross zero on the way.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Word problems in three stepsNumbers 2–22; every one will take three steps.Starter · Standard · Stretch
- Word problems with a recipe ratioNumbers 2–25.Starter · Standard · Stretch