6th GradeMathRatios
6th Grade Ratio Tables Worksheet (Fall Theme)
Ratio tables are a recipe in disguise: if 3 eggs go with 2 cups of flour, 6 eggs go with 4. This fall-themed worksheet gives 4 ratio tables to complete and 4 word problems about pies, a corn maze, a farm stand, and apple prices.
What your child practices
✓Equivalent ratios
✓Completing ratio tables
✓Unit rate and unit price
✓Part-to-part and part-to-whole problems
How to use it
- Remind your child: whatever you do to the top row, do to the bottom row.
- Let them skip-count both rows out loud.
- For problem 7, add the ratio parts first (2 + 5 = 7).
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Try this at homeDouble or triple a real recipe together and write the ratio table.
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2 student pages + answer key · Print and go
Download the PDFQuestions parents ask
What is a ratio table?
A table that lists equivalent ratios. Each column is the same ratio scaled up or down.
Is this too hard for 5th grade?
Strong 5th graders can do page 1. Page 2 has 6th grade unit-rate problems.
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