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Curriculum Map for 6th Grade

A week-by-week grade 6 curriculum map with 144 weekly goals and evidence prompts across English, math, science and social studies, grouped into 36 four-week units, in an editable Excel workbook plus 16-page color and black and white PDFs.
Grades
Grade 6, Middle School
Pages
16
File type
PDF
Editable
Yes

Updated Oct 13, 2026

Subject
Common Core
Topic
curriculum map, planning
Resource types
Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Editable
Yes

About this resource

What's inside this resource

Week by week, this 6th grade curriculum map plans 36 instructional weeks of English, math, science and social studies. It holds 144 weekly goals, one per subject each week, and every goal comes with an evidence prompt: a labeled ratio diagram, an annotated passage, a model of particle motion or a sourced timeline. The goals are grouped into four-week units, such as dividing fractions, ratios and rates, cells and body systems, thermal energy, and early river societies.

The Excel workbook does the heavy lifting. Year Map links each unit to Weekly Plans, so changing a goal updates the overview. Unit Plans holds revisit notes, Coverage Audit tracks the grade 6 English and math expectations, Science Band shows which middle school science expectations this year covers, and Local and Sources keeps your social studies choices and reference notes. The 16-page PDF is a readable copy of all 144 goals for printing or team planning.

  • Grade 6: English, math, science and social studies in 36 four-week units
  • 16 PDF pages: overview, reference notes, three pages per subject, recurring routines and a coverage page with lines for three local decisions
  • Three files: a full-color PDF, a print-friendly black and white PDF and an editable Excel workbook (.xlsx) you can adapt

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Plan 36 weeks of grade 6 instruction with a specific goal for each subject each week.

  • Use weekly evidence prompts to check learning and decide what to revisit.

  • Decide which middle school science expectations to teach this year and record the choice.

Teaching tips

  • Enter your real start date and school days in Year Map first; the weekly plans follow from there.

  • Treat the science sequence as a proposal and confirm your district course assignment in the Science Band sheet before you teach.

  • Swap in your adopted social studies topics where needed and record the source in Local and Sources.

Skills covered

  • Weekly pacing: one goal per subject per week across 36 weeks, grouped into four-week units.

  • Evidence planning: each weekly goal names what students produce, such as a ratio diagram or a source comparison.

  • Middle school science scoping: the workbook shows which science expectations are planned for grade 6 and which are left for later grades.

Good to know

Questions teachers ask about this resource

Is the map weekly or monthly?

Weekly. It has 144 goals, one per subject for each of 36 weeks, grouped into four-week units.

What files are included?

A full-color PDF, a print-friendly black and white PDF and an editable Excel workbook (.xlsx) where you make your changes.

Which social studies content does it use?

The weekly goals follow early societies, including Mesopotamia, Egypt, the Indus Valley, China, Greece, Rome and the Americas. Swap in your required topics in the workbook.

Are there student worksheets or answers?

No. The map is for planning only. Each weekly goal suggests evidence to collect from your own lessons instead.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • curriculum map

  • 6th grade

  • weekly pacing

  • English language arts

  • ratios and rates

  • middle school science

  • ancient civilizations

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