6th Grade Math Worksheets

Cross-cancel the common factors, and figure out the product of the uncancelled parts.

Change a mixed number to an improper fraction, multiply numerators, multiply denominators, and simplify.

Multiply the dividend by the reciprocal of the divisor, cancel out the common factors, and simplify to arrive at the quotient.

Rearrange the division equation making the proper fraction as the subject, and evaluate to find the missing proper fraction.

Represent the double-shaded rectangle in the area model as a fraction to determine the product of the indicated fractions.

Count the objects in a row and relate it to the product formed by multiplying the fraction describing each row with the array total.

Rewrite mixed numbers as fractions; cancel common factors; multiply; swap an improper product back to a mixed number.

Convert the mixed numbers into improper fractions; take the reciprocal of the divisor; multiply the fractions to find the answer.

Take two fractions or mixed numbers at a time, follow the usual steps and find their product, and then, proceed to the third one.

Find the missing multiplier, multiplicand, or the product, and fill the values to complete the multiplication equation.

Isolate x on one side, and group the mixed numbers on the other side, multiply or divide them, simplify, and solve for x.

Find the multiplicative inverse of the divisor, multiply it with the dividend, and obtain the quotient upon simplification.

Teach your young learners to round off the mixed numbers to the nearest whole number and then divide the numbers to estimate the quotient.

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