This week in class · Esta semana en clase
The unit list below shows when each unit is taught. La lista de unidades muestra cuándo se enseña cada una.
Start here · Empieza aquí
- Lessons · LeccionesEvery unit and lesson, in order.Todas las unidades y lecciones, en orden.
- Practice · PrácticaA practice sheet for every lesson.Una hoja de práctica para cada lección.
- Games · JuegosReview games for each unit.Juegos de repaso para cada unidad.
- Learning labs · LaboratoriosHands-on labs for every lesson.Laboratorios prácticos para cada lección.
- Fluency · FluidezPractice facts until they feel easy.Practica operaciones hasta que sean fáciles.
- Extra Help · Ayuda extraStep-by-step help for each lesson.Ayuda paso a paso para cada lección.
- My Progress · Mi progresoSee what you have practiced.Mira lo que has practicado.
More to explore · Más para explorar
For families · Para familias
- This week’s homework · La tarea de esta semanaHomework for this week, with answers you can check together.La tarea de esta semana, con respuestas para revisar juntos.
- Lesson guide · Guía de la lecciónWhat this week’s lesson teaches and how to help at home.Lo que enseña la lección de esta semana y cómo ayudar en casa.
- En español · In SpanishHomework and guides in Spanish.La tarea y las guías en español.
- Extra Help · Ayuda extraStep-by-step help for each lesson.Ayuda paso a paso para cada lección.
Your Grade 6 course
10 units. 84 lessons. Listed in the order your class learns them, with the dates for each. Unidades en el orden en que tu clase las aprende, con sus fechas.
- Unit 1Math Is Discovery6 lessonsAug 24 – Sep 8
- Unit 3Ratios & Rates10 lessonsSep 9 – Oct 8
- Unit 4Percents5 lessonsOct 9 – Nov 4
- Unit 6Expressions15 lessonsNov 5 – Dec 7
- Unit 7Integers & the Coordinate Plane9 lessonsDec 8 – Jan 20
- Unit 8Equations & Inequalities7 lessonsJan 21 – Feb 23
- Unit 9Two-Variable Relationships4 lessonsFeb 24 – Mar 18
- Unit 5Area, Surface Area & Volume10 lessonsMar 19 – Apr 21
- Unit 2Statistics12 lessonsApr 22 – May 17
- Unit 10Math Is Synthesis6 lessonsNot scheduled this year · No programada este año
Resources & tools
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- Fluency & Readiness
- Fluency practice
- Math Fluency Lab
- Practice workbooks
- Learning labs
- MSTAR practice
- Printable manipulatives
Teaching workflows & classroom activities Planning, games, projects, and more ways to learn
Plan it. Teach it. Launch it.
Start with today's lesson, then build the week, a student playlist, a unit map, or tomorrow's groups.
Visual math tools Models, manipulatives, and 3D explorations
Complete tool library & curriculum information All existing resources, teaching tools, and course references
No lessons match your search.
Browse the library — expand a unit for its lessons, activities, notes, downloads, and homework.
Course pacing reference
A rigorous, standards-aligned scope and sequence accounting for every instructional day of the 36-week academic year.
In accordance with developmental learning progressions, Unit 2 introduces Statistics immediately following the introductory unit to establish positive classroom mathematical identity and collaborative data storytelling. By grounding numerical analysis in concrete student data collections (dot plots, histograms) before introducing abstract variable manipulations in Expressions (Unit 6) and Equations (Unit 8), students develop strong conceptual intuition for distribution and variation.
Fluency & Readiness
Check the skills tomorrow’s lesson needs, then choose the next practice.
54 lesson packs with three practice levels, targeted hints, six guided math investigations, printable worksheets and worked keys, partner activities, and 12 core-skill drills. Open a lesson, print for a group, or copy its student practice link.
Pacing Planner
The live SY26–27 year plan: today's lesson, the week, the month, the year — and what you actually taught.
Built from the official school calendar and the Course 1 scope and sequence, with every lesson linked to its interactive lesson, small groups, notes and homework. Move a lesson and preview exactly what shifts before anything changes; flex and catch-up days absorb the slip, and locked assessments stay put. Export an editable Word calendar or an Excel pacing map at any time.
The Curriculum Nervous System
Living Curriculum Map
The whole year as one navigable map — 42 standards wired by what has to be understood first.
Click any standard and the map traces backward through its prerequisites to show what is actually underneath a struggle, then forward to what it unlocks. Every lesson, game, and project orbits the standard it teaches. When enough of the class has worked, the standards they are stuck on light up from live class data.
The Forge — Build the Fix
Name a standard and a misconception; get a complete, running lesson at a shareable link.
Not a worksheet — a real lesson on the same engine every other lesson here uses, with vocabulary pop-ups, a three-step hint ladder, wrong answers that name the specific error, Spanish throughout, and an exit ticket. Every forged lesson passes the same quality gates before it is allowed to exist.
The Class Boss SMP 1 & 3
A weekly boss whose attacks are the mistakes your class is actually making.
One shared health bar for the whole class. Every correct answer lands a hit; every wrong answer earns the coaching line for that exact error instead of a scolding. No timers, no lives, nothing to lose. Put it on the board in projector mode and let the room work as one.
Teach the Machine
Explain the math to a learner that is confused in exactly the way your class is confused.
The machine holds a specific wrong idea and asks real questions until your explanation actually addresses it. A visible checklist shows what it still does not get, so students can see their own reasoning improving. Scored on the explanation, never on the answer. Available in English and Spanish.
Weekly Family Broadcast
A one-minute, bilingual recap of what your child actually did this week.
Built from your own child's work, not a class newsletter: what they did, where they grew, what they are still building, and one five-minute activity you can do at the kitchen table tonight. English and Spanish, equally. Opens with your child's save code.
Student Work Gallery
Student thinking, approved by a teacher, promoted into the curriculum itself.
Browse how other students reasoned about a standard, right next to the lesson that teaches it. Nothing appears here until a teacher reads it and approves it, names are off by default, and a teacher can unpublish anything instantly.
Plan Notes
Upload a lesson plan and get it annotated — timing, watch-fors, Level 1/2 swaps, and your own activities pinned in place.
Student Supports
Choose the supports a lesson needs, preview exactly what changes, and apply them to the interactive lesson, its small-group versions and the printed packet.
Teacher Tools & Command Console
Gradebook & Save Codes
Every student save code and grade, in one live sheet you can export to Excel.
See every save code the moment a student starts work. Type each student's name and class right next to their code — it syncs instantly. Download a real Excel workbook (Save Codes + Grades tabs), or fill names into that file and import it back in bulk.
Insight Brief
One click analyzes all student lesson work into a sorted brief with planning ideas.
Reads live progress, scores, struggle signals, misconceptions, and mastery — then hands you the top priority actions, student support/enrichment tiers, ready-made small groups, and per-class planning ideas with reteach, catch-up, and practice-game links. Sort it, print it, or export to CSV.
Resource Finder
Pick a standard — see every resource you've already built that teaches it.
The cross-type companion to Insight Brief. When a student is weak on a standard, one click surfaces every lesson, Get Ready readiness, and unit project you've built for it — no more rebuilding what you already have. Deep-links straight from a brief's weak-standard rows.
Original Scope & Sequence
Reference view — the untouched course plan, every unit, lesson, and standard on one timeline.
Read-only. Builds a scope & sequence straight from the live curriculum: units in order, one instructional day per lesson plus an end-of-unit day, mapped to school weeks and checked against a typical 36-week year. Expand any unit to see its lessons, standards, and objectives in sequence. Nothing here moves with your live plan — to change what you are teaching and when, use the Pacing Planner.
Close the Loop
Turn class learning signals into the exact next lesson to reteach.
Reads the same on-device learning signal that powers Insight Brief, ranks the weakest standards by mastery, then maps each one straight to the lesson that teaches it — one click to reteach, one click to every resource. Insight → coverage → next lesson, in a single view.
Lesson Plan Generator
Create WIDA-aligned Ready lesson blueprints and student handout documents in seconds.
Upload slides (.pptx), notes (.docx/.txt), or resource packets (.pdf) and turn them into structured, source-faithful lessons. It automatically generates Do Now access tasks, mini-lesson step guidelines, partner activities with TWR writing, access / language support tiers, and exit tickets.
Standards Shift Studio
Model an MSDE standards or scope-and-sequence change against this curriculum and generate the adaptation kit.
Paste proposed standards to get an auto-drafted crosswalk, coverage gaps, and per-lesson impact, plus a re-sequencing editor with a live consistency doctor. Then download ready-to-apply files for the curriculum rebuild pipeline, a printable adaptation brief, and a coding-agent handoff prompt.
The Class Board
This week's plan, live — the daily board students see and you keep up to date.
One calm home base per class (601 / 602 / 603): this week's guide, today's learning target, work groups, ALEKS minute goals, vocabulary, and shout-outs — plus an anonymous confidence check-in, a fair name picker, and a projector work timer. Students see it live; you edit and publish in seconds.
Family Connections
This week's lessons, family homework, and learning support.
Families can see the weekly lesson overview, open every family homework, use AI learning guidance, and continue the conversation in ClassDojo or Canvas.
Arcade Games
Calm, self-paced lesson games — choose, sort, match, and find the mistake. Misses teach you; first tries earn stars.
Open the curriculum Arcade home for every unit cabinet, Practice Arcade World Map, Placement Quest, and Monster Math Academy. No timers, bilingual supports, pause/mute, and coach tips — Chromebook ready.
Culminating Projects
Choose a meaningful mission, build a model, test your math and improve your design.
Explore 30 missions across all 10 course units and the Pre-Unit. Every student can use hints, read-aloud, bilingual vocabulary, sentence frames and print options while keeping the essential math goals. Save locally, revise and download a math defense.
Monster Math Academy
Students design a monster and teach it math — it only gets smarter if the teaching actually works.
A calm, self-paced educational game with an adventure map, XP, badges, Guardian boss battles, and printable progress reports. Students teach a genuinely-wrong monster procedure; mastery is measured on held-out problems. Works offline on Chromebooks — no student accounts required.
Featured Learning Resources
Math Fluency Lab
See the idea, build it visually, and practice with fresh problems every day.
Explore 80 skills with interactive visual lessons, adaptive practice, starting-point checkups, personal daily review, and a mistake notebook. Teachers can share focused skill playlists and print five-day packets; families can follow each learner’s progress.
Student Digital Mailbox
A safe place to share ideas, questions, suggestions, and class feedback.
Give students a simple way to tell Mr. Neft what is going on in class, what is helping, what is confusing, and what ideas they have.
My Math Progress
A student dashboard of completed activities, scores, badges, and choice-board progress.
Students see everything they have finished — lessons, games, and activities — with their scores, earned badges, and choice-board streak, all saved on their device.
AI Learning Hub
Responsible usage guides & interactive practice activities.
Learn how to use Gemini as your personal step-by-step math tutor. Try unit-specific AI challenges designed for students and parents.
Classroom Runtime
Compose, run, observe, improve, and fork a living lesson.
Turn a teaching intention into a working model lab, respond to anonymous classroom evidence, inspect mathematical reasoning, and preserve the lesson's standard and objective through every change. Local-first, with English and Spanish only.
Living Class Brain
Turn one exit ticket into tomorrow's adjustments.
Enter a quick exit-ticket result and get a ready-to-use "Tomorrow's Adjustments" card — what to re-teach, which misconception to target, where to slow down. Builds a running class trend over time. Works on any device.
Math Workbench
An interactive whiteboard for working out any math problem.
Write and draw on the screen, drag number and symbol tiles, set up long division and fractions, add 2-D and 3-D shapes, and open a built-in formula bank for every PreK–Grade 6 topic.
Study Pack Maker
Paste your notes — get an instant, interactive study pack.
Turn any class notes into a multi-tab study pack: a plain-language summary and vocabulary, worked examples, self-checking practice with hints, a match/sort game, a quick quiz, a listen-along audio overview, and an "ask about my notes" helper — all built just from what you paste.
Canvas Auto-Grade Packages
Download ready-made SCORM packages that grade your lessons and activities automatically inside Canvas.
Pick anything assignable, download its SCORM package, and upload it once in Canvas (SCORM → Upload). It opens the live page inside Canvas and posts a grade to your gradebook automatically when a student finishes — no completion codes and no help from IT. Every lesson, homework page, unit game, practice arcade, and pre/post test is ready to download, with step-by-step setup instructions on the page.
Deploy to Canvas — Unit Plan Toolkit
Build a whole Canvas unit from a simple form.
Fill in your course, add your lessons, and download a Canvas-ready file — dated pages, assignments, announcements, and a module — no Excel and no API token needed.
Prepare Learning Supports
Personalized learning supports — access without lowering the learning target.
Build one student's supports into a link. To respect student privacy, no student data is stored. Preview the supports on Lesson 1-1 →
Prepare Learning Supports Check the supports the student needs, then copy the link or the list.
Check every support a student needs. Digital ones build the link — the student opens it once and the supports follow them into every lesson on that device. Items tagged 🤝 in-person are teacher-provided; use 📋 Copy list to paste the full set into a plan or sub note. No names or student data are stored.
Link:
Check at least one support to build a link.