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Applied math classroom decors for Microsoft Word
Scatter plot Line of Best Fit Equation of Line Project
Using Zillow, students will understand the correlation between house size and house price. Students will create a scatterplot, draw a line of best fit, select points on the line of best fit to write an equation of the line, and make predictions.
Project includes:
Detailed, step-by-step directions, grading rubric.
Can be easily adapted to suit your needs.
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6th - 10th
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Financial Algebra Time Capsule Project
Allow students to create a 5 year plan for after graduation. Students will have two parts of the project. Email the paper portion to their teacher. And present the poster board to their class. Included is a rubric.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Part Part Whole Mat or Strip Diagram
This product includes printouts of the part part whole mat that explains how to use it. It has mini mats for student's journals and a large mat for a visual in the classroom.
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K - 3rd
Touch Money Posters
These posters are great for teaching how to count coins. Each touch point represents 5 cents. These strategies are great for helping students count money accurately. For more information and resources you can visit the Touchmath.com website.
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K - 4th
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Campaign Project - Solving Quadratics
This is a project geared towards election day and has students select one of the methods for solving quadratics (factoring, completing the square, etc) and has them create an election campaign for their method. They must come up with a slogan, rationale for why their candidate is the best, and of course a little trash talk of the other candidates.
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9th - 12th
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Elementary Problem Solving Rubric (BEST SELLER)
Here is a problem solving rubric I created for teachers to use to assess their students' understanding of problem solving concepts. It can be used on bulletin boards inside and outside of the classroom.
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1st - 3rd
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CCSS:
Exploring Right-Angled Triangles in Sidewalk
Objective:To engage students in a competition to accurately measure the legs of a right-angled triangle in the sidewalk and determine the closest estimation of the hypotenuse.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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U.S. Money Poster
Help students recall money values and learn how to count change!
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K - 8th
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Ratios and Proportions Recipe Project
This project allows students to apply their knowledge of ratios and proportions to cooking. Can be completed as a project for partner or individual work. Accompanying slides (entitled Ratios and Proportions Recipe Project Slides) are available as a free download. Credit for the recipes is given to their authors as stated on allrecipes.com. File is in a .doc format and is editable.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Budget Project (scaffolded; 3 levels)
This project is a choose-your-own-adventure budget setting culminating project. Students start with a given salary and then make choices about their transportation, accommodation, etc. They receive a description of what happens in a given time-period regarding their expenses, and based on the inputs they selected in part one, they calculate what their budget is after each event (for example, buying groceries, paying rent, etc). Then they reflect on what they learned about setting a budget and ma
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5th - 8th
Using Statistics in Marketing
A wonderful, common core application of how statistics are manipulated in the real world!
Students will use a data sheet to compare the nutrition facts of various products from a few popular fast food chains. They will be given a product/company to market for, and use data provided to create a claim to do this. They will justify their claim using evidence from the data, and design an advertisement for this product/company.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
If I had a million Dollars...
Students will get a million dollar budget. They will have to "purchase" an item from every category, being sure to not go over budget. They have to subtract across zero do figure out how much is left in their budget after every purchase. With my class we ended up making posters. We cut out each option that they chose. then gluing those and the worksheet on a green poster paper. We also printed out a million dollar bill and glue a picture of their face where the president would go on a dollar bil
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3rd - 8th
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Integrated Art-Math Grid Enlargement Masterpiece Project
Students learn about the work of Georges Seurat while they enlarge a poster of his iconic painting "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte". This is an art and math integrated activity.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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CCSS Systems of Equations Project
This is a Common Core System of Linear Equations project in which students work in pairs or in groups to determine if it is worth paying more now or later for a car. Students select from two different types of cars one being a hybrid car and the other being a "gas guzzler" car. Students are given their mph, how much they drive a week and gas cost to determine how much each car cost a year and over time. Then students have to analyze the information by creating tables, a graph, equations, verbal
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Conversion Cheat Sheet
This conversion cheat sheet allowed my special education students to understand how to write conversions. They didn't even know that in. stood for inches, and this chart did the trick. We blew this up so all students could access it, and all students responded well to it.
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5th - 8th
'Prime Climb' Adapted Class Display Activity
This activity is an adaptation of the incredible 'Prime Climb' mathematical exploration created by Daniel Finkel and Katherine Cook of Math for Love. This resource is a classroom display that mimics the 'prime climb' array, allowing students to be allocated values and then they can colour or paint the values according to their prime building blocks. The intent is for the visual and the learning behind it remains visible within the classroom once it is displayed.The pack includes the following: -
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Not Grade Specific
Types of Coins (Front and Back)
This document contains the four primary types of coins (penny, nickel, dime, and quarter), as well as their associated amounts. Students are able to view the front and the back of each coin in detail, as well as having the amount reinforced on each page. This document is great for using in student math folders, as mini posters or enlarging for classroom wall use.
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PreK - 4th
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Pythagorean Theorem; Volume of Cone, Cylinder, and Sphere
TIP Charts for Pythagorean Theorem, Prooving Pythagorean Theoren, Finding Distance with the Pythagorean Theorem; Volume of Cones, Cylinders, and Spheres
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8th
How to dissect a math word problem
I use this as I teach my students to solve word problems. Too often our students are told to read a word problem until they understand it, but if they do not know what the word problem is saying that strategy will not work. Since our school does a lot of dissecting/annotating/close reading of text I wanted to incorporate that same thought into math.
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6th - 10th
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Shopping Spree Project - Discounts and Tax
This is a project designed to practice taking discounts and accounting for tax in purchases. Students must find products at regular price and take a 15% discount, then calculate the cost of the item accounting for (NJ) sales tax of 7%. Their goal is to spend exactly $1000.
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6th - 12th
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Calculating the Percent of a Quantity
Step-by-step showing of how to calculate the percent of a quantity. Great poster or worksheet!
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5th - 9th
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Turn and Talk- Math 180 Classroom Routines
The mathematics program Math 180 introduces a variety of classroom routines that are consistently used throughout lessons. This poster describes the steps of "Turn and Talk". Other Math 180 classroom routine posters are for sale as well.
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5th - 9th
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Weather Project!
Students will be completing a field study about weather. They will be asked to observe the weather in their neighborhood for 5 consecutive days, and record all observations and data on a chart. They will use this information to create a double line graph of data, as well as an essay that will highlight what they learned during their field study. Use this resource with "Weather 4 Square and weather project spreadsheet."
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Cookie Multi-Step Word Problem
This is a fantastic multi-step word problem that uses multiplication, division, fractions, adding, subtracting, and measurement! Students created posters displaying all their information. This was a challenging and very worth while assignment.
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4th - 5th
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