Monday
Mathematics: Geometry
15 questions
- A trapezoid has parallel sides 17 cm and 7 cm and height 21 cm. Find its area in cm².
- A rectangle is 65 cm long and 29 cm wide. Find its perimeter in cm.
Grade 6 · week 44, 26 to 30 October 2026
Grade 6 weekly pack, week 44 of 2026
Five worksheets for Monday to Friday, 15 questions each, with answer keys. Print one day at a time or the whole week with a cover page.
The five days
Tuesday
Reading & writing: Reading comprehension
15 questions
- Reading and literary analysis: which term fits this description? A struggle between opposing goals, forces or values in a story.
- The tent shook like a leaf is mainly a
Wednesday
Biology: Plant biology
15 questions
- In supplied data, 86 of 116 seeds germinated under the stated test conditions. Find the sample germination percentage. Round to 3 decimal places if needed. Answer in %.
- In supplied data, 26 of 122 seeds germinated under the stated test conditions. Find the sample germination percentage. Round to 3 decimal places if needed. Answer in %.
Thursday
Mathematics: Measurement & time
15 questions
- Convert 3.41 metres to centimetres.
- Convert 90.79 metres to centimetres.
Friday
Review of the week
15 questions · Geometry, Reading comprehension, Plant biology, Measurement & time
- Find the area of a 25 cm by 47 cm rectangle, in cm².
- Two non-overlapping rectangular boxes measure 3×9×5 cm and 9×3×8 cm. Find their total volume in cm³.
Lesson of the week
Geometry
From the study guide Volume of two joined boxes
Study guide for Grades 5 to 8: 2 worked examples and 2 practice questions. Add the volumes only when the boxes do not overlap.
- V = l₁w₁h₁ + l₂w₂h₂
- Add the volumes only when the boxes do not overlap.
- Example: Two non-overlapping rectangular boxes measure 7×8×6 cm and 2×4×3 cm. Find their total volume in cm³. Answer: 360 cm³.