Unit Rate Partner Activity

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create a unit rate introduction activity for partners. Use a horizontal table to help students organize their work. This is for 6th graders with significant learning disabilities and autism

This resource focuses on teaching students to calculate unit rates through various scenarios involving everyday items such as apples, cookies, and pencils. Students will engage in activities that require them to work with partners to develop their understanding of unit rates. The document includes practical examples, such as determining how many apples are in a single bag and calculating miles per hour during a road trip. Students will use horizontal tables to organize data and practice finding unit rates, fostering collaboration and discussion among partners on their approaches to solving the problems presented. The resource concludes with an answer key for reference.

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