6th Grade Math Worksheets
Sixth grade introduces ratios, rates and percents, and extends numbers to negatives: students divide fractions by fractions, work with integers and absolute value, and plot points in all four quadrants. They begin algebra with exponents, expressions, one-step equations and inequalities, find area, surface area and volume, and summarize data with mean, median and plots. Every worksheet below is free, prints as a PDF with an answer key, and can be assigned online.
By Standard
Common Core
The Number System
By Topic
Ratios & Unit Rates
Write ratios, fill in ratio tables, and find unit rates and unit prices.
+10+11 more worksheets →Negative Numbers & Absolute Value
Place integers on a number line, find opposites, and compare and order them.
+8+9 more worksheets →Percents
Find a percent of a number and convert between decimals and percents.
+7+8 more worksheets →Mean, Median, Mode & Range
Find measures of center and spread and pick the one that best describes the data.
+6+7 more worksheets →Exponents & Order of Operations
Evaluate powers and expressions using the order of operations.
+2+3 more worksheets →Long Division & Decimal Operations
Divide multi-digit numbers and add, subtract, multiply and divide decimals.
Inequalities
Write inequalities from word problems and graph them on number lines.
Dividing Fractions
Divide fractions and mixed numbers, with models and word problems.
Histograms & Box Plots
Make and read histograms, box plots and dot plots.
+3+4 more worksheets →Area of Triangles & Polygons
Find the area of triangles, parallelograms and composite shapes.
GCF & LCM
Find greatest common factors and least common multiples and factor sums.
One-Step Equations
Solve one-step equations, test values, and write rules from tables.
Volume & Surface Area
Find volume with fractional edges, match nets to solids, and find surface area.
+1+2 more worksheets →Writing & Simplifying Expressions
Write expressions from words and use the distributive property to make equivalent ones.
+3+4 more worksheets →Coordinate Plane
Plot points in all four quadrants, reflect them, and find distances between them.