eqao MATH
eqao MATH
EQAO Grade 6 Math Test Prep
Step-by-step video lessons and adaptive practice for every Math topic on the EQAO Grade 6 assessment.
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How to Use StudyPug for EQAO Grade 6 Math
A 4-step method built around the Grade 6 Math assessment
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Watch Video Lessons
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Practice Problems
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What's on the EQAO Grade 6 Math Test
Every topic tested on Grade 6 Math
Number Sense & Numeration
- Whole numbers, decimals, and fractions
- Ratios and percentages
- Order of operations
Measurement
- Perimeter, area, and volume
- Unit conversions
- Angle measurement
Geometry & Spatial Sense
- Properties of 2D shapes and 3D figures
- Transformations
- Coordinate geometry
Patterning, Algebra & Data
- Patterns and relationships
- Simple equations
- Data management and probability
EQAO Grade 6 Math Study Guide
Start anywhere, or follow the test-aligned order
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1. Rational Numbers
2. Fractions Decimals and Percents
3. Properties and Relationships
3. Math Facts
4. Mental Math
5. Addition and Subtraction
6. Multiplication and Division
7. Patterns
8. Variables and Expressions
9. Equalities and Inequalities
10. Coding Skills
11. Data Collection and Organization
12. Data Visualization
13. Data Analysis
14. Probability
15. Geometric Reasoning
16. Location and Movement
17. The Metric System
18. Angles
19. Area and Surface Area
20. Consumer and Civic Awareness
21 Chapters · 86 Topics · 1041 Videos
Everything You Need to Know About Grade 6 Math
Format and scoring, so there are no surprises on test day.
Total Duration
Varies by school
Set by EQAO, administered over multiple sessions
Score Type
Level 1–4
Level 3 is the provincial standard
Format
Multiple choice & open response
Paper or online, set by your school board
Cost
No cost
Administered at no cost through Ontario schools
About EQAO Grade 6 Math
The Junior Division mathematics assessment is written in Grade 6 and reaches across number sense, algebra, measurement, geometry and data. The Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) runs Ontario's provincial assessments.
StudyPug's EQAO Grade 6 Math course covers 23 chapters and 86 topics, with 667 practice questions and 1,041 video lessons. Every topic is scored as you work, so the next lesson is chosen from what you got wrong rather than from a fixed order.
Topics covered
The course follows the same ground the EQAO assessment covers:
- Rational Numbers
- Fractions Decimals and Percents
- Properties and Relationships
- Math Facts
- Mental Math
- Addition and Subtraction
- Multiplication and Division
- Patterns
- Variables and Expressions
- Equalities and Inequalities
How to study for EQAO Grade 6 Math
Grade 6 questions lean on multi-step reasoning, so each topic here builds from a worked example to problems that combine two ideas. Start with the diagnostic, work the chapters it flags, then use the practice questions until the score stops moving.
Grade 6 Math — FAQ
We've got answers to some popular questions.
Do I need a subscription to practice Grade 6 Math?
You can create an account and start working EQAO Grade 6 Math practice questions with step-by-step solutions right away. A StudyPug plan opens the certified-teacher video lessons, full diagnostics, mock exams and study plans for StudyPug's EQAO coverage.
What does Grade 6 Math actually test?
EQAO Grade 6 Math covers number sense and numeration, measurement, geometry and spatial sense, and patterning, algebra and data management. StudyPug covers it in the topic groups shown on this page.
How is Grade 6 Math scored?
There's no pass or fail. Results are reported on a Level 1–4 scale, with Level 3 representing the provincial standard for Grade 6. Schools and boards use these results to understand how students and programs are performing.
Is the Grade 6 assessment the same as the OSSLT?
No — the OSSLT is a separate literacy test taken in Grade 10 as a graduation requirement, scored as successful or not-yet-successful. The Grade 6 assessment is one of EQAO's elementary assessments, reported on a Level 1–4 scale, and it isn't a graduation requirement.
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Last updated Sep 15, 2026
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