Free printable Grade 6 ratios and proportions worksheets (Ontario)
A Grade 6 ratio worksheet should show a comparison and then a rate. Ontario expectation B2.12 asks students to solve problems involving ratios, including percents and rates. The printable preview starts with language. A box has 5 red counters and 11 blue counters, and the question is the ratio of red counters to all counters, not red to blue. Students solve 11:4 = 55:x and extend a ratio table from 8 → 4, 16 → 8, 24 → 12 to the partner of 32. A unit price uses 3 pencils for 10.65 dollars. A train travelling 44 km each hour is scaled to 8 hours. A map uses 1 cm to 12 km and asks for the distance that 7 cm represents. Percent of a price, without the ratio notation, is the percentages page.
Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Number B2.12 — solve problems involving ratios, including percents and rates
Part to whole, as in red counters compared with all the counters in the box, and equivalent pairs such as 11:4 = 55:x. Expectation B2.12 also includes rates, which show up as a train's hourly distance and a map scale.
Does this page include a map scale?
Yes. The scale is 1 cm to 12 km, and students find the real distance for 7 cm on the map. A separate item finds the cost of one pencil from a price for three.
How is a ratio table different from a proportion?
The table shows 8 → 4, 16 → 8, and 24 → 12, and asks what goes with 32. The proportion 11:4 = 55:x asks for the missing term in one statement. Both keep the same relationship.
