Byte Bridge Academy

Math 6

Launching into Pre-Algebra Success (Ages 11–13)

Course Overview

This course equips learners aged 11–13 with the skills needed for pre-algebra success. Students will dive into ratios, rates, and percentages, operate with integers and rational numbers, and solve equations and inequalities. Geometry, statistics, and probability broaden their understanding, ensuring readiness for middle school math and beyond.

Detailed Curricululm

  • Properties of Arithmetic – Commutative, associative, and distributive properties; order of operations; negative numbers and negation; subtraction; reciprocals and division.
  • Exponents – Squares and higher exponents; zero as an exponent; negative exponents; exponent laws; scientific notation.
  • Number Theory – Multiples and divisibility tests; prime numbers and prime factorization; least common multiple (LCM); divisors; greatest common divisor (GCD).
  • Fractions – Multiplying and dividing fractions; raising fractions to powers; simplest form; comparing fractions; adding and subtracting fractions; mixed numbers.
  • Equations and Inequalities – Writing and evaluating expressions; solving one-step and two-step linear equations; translating word problems into equations; solving and graphing inequalities.
  • Decimals – Arithmetic with decimals (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division); rounding; converting between decimals and fractions; repeating decimals.
  • Ratios, Conversions, and Rates – Understanding ratios; multi-way ratios; proportions and cross-multiplication; unit conversions; speed and distance problems; other rates (density, cost per unit, etc.).
  • Percents – Percent of a quantity; percent word problems; percent increase and decrease; compound percent change; applications (tax, discount, tip, interest).
  • Mid-Year Exam 
  • Square Roots – Perfect squares and square roots; square roots of non-square integers; simplifying square roots; arithmetic with square roots (adding, multiplying, dividing).
  • Angles – Measuring angles in degrees; complementary and supplementary angles; vertical angles; parallel lines and transversals (corresponding, alternate interior, alternate exterior angles); angles in polygons (interior and exterior angles).
  • Perimeter and Area – Perimeter of polygons; area of rectangles, parallelograms, triangles, and trapezoids; composite figures; problem-solving with area and perimeter.
  • Circles – Radius and diameter; circumference of a circle; area of a circle; arc length and sector area; circles and pi (π).
  • The Pythagorean Theorem – Understanding the Pythagorean Theorem; applying the theorem to right triangles; Pythagorean triples; distance problems; proofs of the Pythagorean Theorem.
  • Quadrilaterals – Properties of parallelograms, rectangles, rhombi, squares, trapezoids, and kites; hierarchy of quadrilaterals; area formulas; problem-solving.
  • Statistics – Mean, median, mode, and range; frequency tables and histograms; box-and-whisker plots; stem-and-leaf plots; interpreting data; misleading statistics.
  • Counting – Fundamental Counting Principle; permutations; combinations; counting with restrictions; casework and complementary counting.
  • Probability – Basic probability; compound events; independent vs. dependent events; probability of “and” and “or”; expected value; geometric probability.
  • Data Analysis – Collecting and organizing data; analyzing trends; drawing conclusions; random sampling; making predictions from data.
  • Final Exam

Instructor

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Course Format

Schedule

50 minutes twice per week

Homework and Exams

1-2hrs

Available Day/Time

Wednesdays & Fridays (4:10 – 5PM EST)

Tuition

$720/18weeks

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