Reading and Making Tape Diagrams
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Aligned To Common Core Standard:Grade 6 Proportional Relationships- 6.RP.A.3 |
Printable Worksheets And Lessons
You may also see this work referred to as a Bar Model. They tend to go hand and hand. The basic premise is that we are using visual diagrams (pieces of tape or bars) to define parts of a whole.
- School Composition
Step-by-step Lesson- What is the ratio of boys to girls?
- Guided Lesson
- How much money did Peter go to the store with? How many runs did
Rich account for?
- Guided Lesson
Explanation - We test both skills here.
- Making Tape Diagrams
Practice Worksheet - All these problems ask kids to make their
own diagrams.
- Making and Reading Diagrams Practice 2- Remember these are used vehicles.
Answer Keys
View Answer Keys- For practice worksheet 1 and 2.
More Printables
Answers are included in these pages. Check out page 2 of each file.
- Quiz
- We fire 6 problems at you from all directions.
- Homework
1- This sheet is the best mix of problems in the entire set.
- Homework
2 - How much paint will they need to paint Vikings stadium?
- Practice
Sheet 3 - Proportions on the length of ribbons and wooden
boards.
- Practice
Sheet 4 - Students vote for what they want to eat during a
class party.
- Practice Sheet 5- These questions are more focused on reading premade diagrams.
