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U.S. History Common Core 7.RP.A.2 resources
Nov. 19 Math & History Puzzle: President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address | Review
November 19 of the Mystery Year was the date of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Math clues for finding the year include mean, measurement conversions, unit rate, proportions, and reasoning skills. Math History-Mystery Puzzles for Middle School are research-based and are great real-world motivators for students in 6th grade or higher to use any time. Your PDF download includes:2-page digital version with horizontal layout, prepped for Easel 1-page printable version3 pages of Teacher Notes including
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Using Percents and Proportions to Teach Electoral College
The question that will loom over the course of students' lifetimes: What should we do with the Electoral College? To construct a position on this question, students must objectively digest and analyze data to reveal proportionality.In this inquiry-based project, which can be done in class or self paced, students will practice converting fractions into decimals into percents. They will then compare and contrast percentages to determine if proportionality is maintained when scaling the general po
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6th - 8th
Oct. 4 Math & History Puzzle: Carving Begins on Mt. Rushmore | Mixed Review
Carving of Mt. Rushmore began on October 4 of the Mystery Year. As students find the year, they solve math clues that involve scale drawings, operations with decimals / fractions, equations, and measurement conversions in a real-world context. Historical connections are made to the Mt. Rushmore National Memorial — and specifically to the U.S. Presidents depicted. This puzzle provides mixed review of middle school math. Your PDF download includes:2-page digital version with horizontal layout, pre
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6th - 8th
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