6th Grade Math Practice
Free, interactive 6th grade math practice — ratios, integers, exponents, percentages and order of operations. Play a mixed review here or pick a skill below.
Practice all of grade 6 math
This grade 6 mixed review blends ratios, integers, exponents, GCF/LCM and percentages — the new middle-school skills in one set.
What 6th graders practise
Grade 6 is the on-ramp to middle-school math. Ratios and proportions and the number system (including negative integers) are the headline topics, alongside exponents, GCF/LCM, percentages and the first real statistics. Order of operations ties the arithmetic together.
Where to focus
Ratios and integers are the two ideas that unlock everything later — proportions feed into percentages and algebra, and comfort with negatives is essential for equations in grade 7. A solid grasp of GCF and LCM also makes fraction work much faster.
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Frequently asked questions
Is 6th grade math practice free?
Yes — all practice and worksheets are free, no sign-up, and no ads inside the practice.
What math do 6th graders learn?
Ratios and proportions, positive and negative integers, exponents, GCF and LCM, percentages, statistics, and order of operations.
What’s new in grade 6 compared with grade 5?
Negative numbers, ratios and rates, exponents, and the start of statistics — the shift from arithmetic toward algebra.
Why are integers important?
Comfort with negative numbers is the foundation for solving equations and for coordinate geometry in grades 7–8.
What comes after 6th grade?
Solving equations, working fluently with integers and rational numbers, and more proportional reasoning — the grade 7 skills.
Can I print worksheets?
Yes — each skill page has a print button for a fresh 20-question sheet with an answer key.