Grade 6 · Year 7 · Class 6 · ages 11–12

Grade 6 maths worksheets (free printable PDF).

Grade 6 is the bridge to secondary school. Ratio, negative numbers and the first algebra (solving simple equations) appear alongside harder fractions. Steady practice here makes the jump to Grade 7 smoother.

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Grade 6 (Year 7, Class 6) maths skills

What children usually learn in Grade 6

Typical Grade 6 maths (Year 7 in England, Class 6 in India) includes simplifying and dividing fractions, ratio, the unitary method, negative numbers, one-step equations, HCF and LCM, dividing decimals, area and angles. Each worksheet above makes a fresh set of questions at easy, medium and challenge levels, with an answer key and room to work.

Groups covered: number sense, fractions, decimals, ratio, integers, algebra, geometry, data. Looking for another grade? Grade 1 · Grade 2 · Grade 3 · Grade 4 · Grade 5 · Grade 7 · Grade 8.

Grade 6 worksheet questions

What maths do children learn in Grade 6?

Grade 6 usually covers simplifying and dividing fractions, ratio, the unitary method, negative numbers, one-step equations, HCF and LCM, dividing decimals, area and angles. Exact topics vary between schools and countries, so use these worksheets alongside your own curriculum.

Is Grade 6 the same as Year 7 and Class 6?

Roughly, yes. In the UK the same school year is called Year 7 (ages 11–12), and in India it is usually called Class 6. Children in the US start Grade 6 at about age 11.

Do the Grade 6 worksheets have answers?

Yes. Every worksheet can include an answer key on its own page. Choose the level, press Download PDF and leave the answer key switched on.

How many questions can I put on a worksheet?

From 4 up to 60 questions. A good daily practice sheet has 10 to 20 questions; use more for a test or a revision pack.

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