Ten free 6th grade word problems about coding, with an answer key. Type your kid's first name and every problem is about them; press "New problems" for a fresh sheet as often as you like.
This sheet mixes unit rates, ratio tables, percent of a number, mean (average), median, and subtracting decimals. Each problem is built from a checked math template, so the numbers change every time but the answers are always right; only the story is about coding.
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Coding Math
6th Grade · Unit rates · Ratio tables · Percent of a number · Mean (average) · Median · Subtracting decimals
Name Date
Sam's program took 16 seconds to run 4 tests. That is the same amount for each test. How many seconds per test?
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Sam uses red pixels and blue pixels in a ratio of 4:9 in a pixel-art logo. Today Sam uses 24 red pixels. How many blue pixels does Sam need to keep the same ratio?
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Sam wrote 115 functions this year. 40% of them used loops. How many functions used loops?
A. 4600
B. 2.88
C. 75
D. 46
Here is how many tests Sam ran on each of five days: 14, 3, 11, 12, 10. What is the mean number of tests per day?
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Here is how many functions Sam wrote in each of five projects: 13, 19, 16, 6, 4. What is the median number of functions per project?
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Sam had $8 and spent $1 on a coding app at the electronics store. How much money does Sam have left?
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Sam's program took 60 seconds to run 8 tests. That is the same amount for each test. How many seconds per test?
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Sam places enemy sprites and coin sprites in a ratio of 1:7 in a game level. Today Sam places 3 enemy sprites. How many coin sprites does Sam need to keep the same ratio?
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Sam fixed 25 bugs this month. 40% of them were typos. How many bugs were typos?
A. 1000
B. 10
C. 0.63
D. -15
Here is how many functions Sam wrote in each of five projects: 6, 12, 7, 14, 6. What is the mean number of functions per project?
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Questions parents ask
Are these worksheets really free?
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Is there an answer key?
Yes. It prints on its own page after the problems, and each answer comes with a short explanation.
Can I put my kid's name in the problems?
Yes. Type a first name and every problem uses it. The name is only used on this page in your browser; it is not sent anywhere or saved.
What does the 6th grade sheet cover?
Unit rates, Ratio tables, Percent of a number, Mean (average), Median, and Subtracting decimals. You can also pick a single topic for a focused sheet.
Can my kid do it on screen instead of paper?
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