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9th 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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Pythagorean Theorem and Distance Formula Tic Tac Toe
Game for Pythagorean Theorem and the Distance Formula. Students choose 3 problems in any direction and solve. Bring the paper to me…get all 3 right, and you win! If not, keep playing! You (the student) are O’s, I (the teacher) am X’s. I will O your correct problems and X the incorrect ones. Be careful not to get 3 X’s in a row or I WIN! 4 game boards with key included. By Michelle Fries. (Note: Also available in a bundle of 30 boards covering 8 topics for $8.00)
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7th - 9th
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Editable Handout for Game station - Volume & Surface Area
Editable Handout for creating a game activity where the students learn how to make use of the formulae they learn for calculation of volume and surface area, and applying it to practical life situations. Note: free resource by the author is the proposal for this activity. Find the Volume and Surface areaThe students will be finding the volume and surface area of 4 objects.1. A suitcase2. A laptop bag3. A small cardboard box4. A water dispenser refill tumbler Instructions in the handout with a 30
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Game station - Volume & Surface Area
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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Card Game - Segment Addition "War"
Like the traditional "war" card game but students need to find the missing segment length to determine the value of their card. One sheet of "card backs" is included. I laminate these and cut them out using a paper cutter.
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7th - 10th
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Angles Scavenger Hunt - Challenging
This is a fun, challenging scavenger hunt to help students explore angle relationships. Students move around the room answering questions about angles. Their solutions will lead them to the next question until they have answered all ten.Required Skills/Background Knowledge:-Angle relationships created by parallel lines and transversals-Write and solve multi-step linear equations-Linear Pairs-Angle Sums of Polygons-Interior and Exterior Angles of Polygons
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6th - 9th
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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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Scientific Notation Dice Game
This fast-paced game can be used to review Scientific Notation conversion and positive and negative exponents in Scientific Notation. Easy to use with directions right on the game board. All you need is dice!
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7th - 10th
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Scientific Notation Battle Game
Need a fun way to have students convert Scientific Notation to Standard Form?
In this fun dice game, students practice writing numbers in Scientific Notation and converting Scientific Notation to Standard Form. Game also includes negative exponents.
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7th - 9th
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Proposal for Game station - Volume & Surface Area
Proposal for creating a game activity where the students learn how to make use of the formulae they learn for calculation of volume and surface area, and applying it to practical life situations. Find the Volume and Surface areaThe students will be finding the volume and surface area of 4 objects.1. A suitcase2. A laptop bag3. A small cardboard box4. A water dispenser refill tumbler Instructions in the handout with a 30cm ruler printed on the edge of the handout. The objects will be placed as se
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Game station - Volume & Surface Area
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