discovery

Start from a useful structure and keep the result connected

ClassLattice templates are editable starting points for plans, artifacts, spreadsheets, rubrics, classroom routines, and other supported workflows.

12 free Grade 6 math activities

Read complete activities, quick understanding checks, and separate teacher guides without an account. Print or download useful material before saving a personal copy.

Ratio recipe: keep the same taste

Use equivalent ratios to scale a recipe and explain why adding equal amounts changes the ratio.

Unit price detective

Compare unit prices and explain when the lower unit price is useful.

Percent grid: three ways to show a discount

Connect percent, fraction, and decimal representations to find a discount.

Ribbon pieces: make fraction division visible

Interpret division by a fraction as counting how many equal-sized groups fit.

Estimate before you multiply

Use estimation and place value to check the reasonableness of decimal products.

Temperature on a number line

Order signed numbers and distinguish value from distance to zero.

Coordinate map: signs tell a story

Plot points in four quadrants and use coordinates to reason about horizontal and vertical distances.

Expression match: explain the structure

Write and evaluate expressions while distinguishing operations and grouping.

Balance equations: justify each step

Solve one-step equations and check solutions by substitution.

Triangle area: build the rectangle

Derive triangle area from a rectangle and identify a perpendicular height.

Box nets: count every face

Use a rectangular prism net to calculate surface area without confusing it with volume.

Mean and median: what changes?

Calculate and compare measures of center and describe the effect of an extreme value.

What stays connected

Blank and structured artifact layouts
Lesson, assessment, rubric, and planning starting points
Classroom-display and spreadsheet layouts
Recommendations remain optional and educator-controlled

Templates are editable starting structures, not sealed content

ClassLattice templates reduce setup work while preserving teacher ownership. A selected structure becomes an editable artifact in the authorized Vault and can carry standards, sources, revisions, output formats, and later classroom evidence.

Choose the structure for the job
Start with a lesson, assessment, rubric, CER or thinking routine, classroom display, spreadsheet, game, visual, or blank artifact rather than forcing every task through one document shape.
Add current instructional context
Attach the intended course, standard, source, learning target, and destination so the template becomes part of the real workflow rather than an isolated download.
Edit and review the result
Revise the content and layout, inspect any AI-assisted changes, preserve the source revision, and choose the supported format needed for classroom or external use.
Reuse without losing history
Save the artifact in the Vault, create a connected derivative when adapting it, and continue into planning, Student Spaces, assessment, display, or Exchange without overwriting the original.

ClassLattice capabilities in this workflow

These current product capabilities keep their records, permissions, review points, and reusable outputs connected to the experience.

Artifact Studio

Edit, version, reuse, convert, and export everything saved in your vault, including no-device / unplugged classroom versions that teach the same learning target without student devices.

Assessment Builder

Build checks for understanding tied to standards.

Curriculum Lattice

Connect standards, concepts, lessons, materials, assessments, and class evidence in one curriculum view.

Thinking Routines and CER

Create editable CER, concept, inquiry, and analysis organizers tied to your standards.

Interactive Game & Challenge Builder

Build escape-room challenges, branching scenarios, quiz games, vocabulary games, inquiry mysteries, timeline sequences, concept classification, and scenario-based decision activities as durable Vault artifacts. Deliver through Student Spaces (individual/team) or the Interactive Whiteboard (whole class). Reuses Artifact Studio, Media Studio, Assessment Builder, Quick Pulse, ClassLattice Credits, and Exchange, with no parallel game platform or public leaderboards. Accessibility is a first-class requirement: keyboard, screen-reader, high-zoom, non-color-only states, and printable fallback for every activity type.

Image Studio

Create standalone illustrations, diagrams, maps, and classroom scenes. A saved source is optional.