Ms. Parkhurst's Home Page > Sixth Grade Math > Helpful Math Websites > Games and Activities for Ratios and Unit Rate- Quia Unit Rate andPrice Comparison Jeopardy(ThisJeopardy style game has students practice finding unit rate and determiningwhich is the better buy. It can be a one or two player game.)
- Ratio Blaster(Studentshave to 'blast' the equivalent ratios. They can play againstthe computer or other people online.)
- Ratio Coloring (Students color in the ratio.)
- Ratio Rumble(Students have to create ratios while 'fighting' their opponent. Students create larger equivalent ratios to help earn money to fight theopponent.)
- Ratio Stadium (Students have to click on an equivalent ratioin order to win the race. They can play against the computer or otherpeople online.)
- Simplifying Ratios (In order to avoid being eaten by theshark, students have to correctly simplify the ratios.)
- Thinking Blocks (Students create a diagram to represent andsolve ratios.)
- UnitPrice and Conversions Game(In thisactivity, students have to solve as many unit price problems correctly as theycan before time runs out. It also has students practice theirconversion skills (ex. meters to centimeters, quarts to pints). )
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Parkhurst's Home Page Sixth Grade Math Helpful Math Websites Games and Activities for Ratios and Unit Rate. Quia Unit Rate and Price Comparison Jeopardy (This Jeopardy style game has students practice finding unit rate and determining which is the better buy. Several of these videos and practice problems come from a website known as Khan Academy. This is an incredible tool for you child as it allows him/her to PACE HIM/HERSELF by watching videos that explain what we are currently studying. Harry potter (1 t m 7)college st. paul. In addition, he/she can then practice problems that directly relate to what we will learn this year.
