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12th grade measurement games for Microsoft Word
"I Have, Who Has" Math Measurement Game
This game has a set of cards each of which contains both a question and an answer. The question will relate to a measurement conversion such as pints to cups, pounds to ounces, etc. An example is "Who has the number of quarts in 3 gallons?" However the answer on each card is to a completely different question. So another student will have a card that says "I have 12. The cards are passed out one to a student (or some students can be given 2 if you have some left over as all should be used).
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Calculator Generated Bearings
Note: Familiarity with Ti 83 calculators is essential so that the program BEARINGS can be entered into a set of these calculators.
Along with rulers and compasses, protractors are usually introduced early in curriculum frameworks for mathematics. As students matriculate to middle and high schools, problems involving bearings are introduced. Unfortunately, many students never develop a sense of bearing values because they have only minimal exposure to them.
In an attempt to rectify this sit
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9th - 12th
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Pythagorean Theorem (using areas of squares) Matching Game
Students will cut out and match perfect squares to create a right triangle.
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7th - 12th
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