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7th grade applied math laboratory pdfs
Ocean Water Temperature, Salinity, and Density Lab
Lab for students that explores the connections between the salinity (saltiness), temperature, and density in ocean water.
This resource includes detailed procedural instructions for students as they perform the lab, and also three pages of notes, illustrations, observations, and reflections to make as they follow the steps.
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6th - 9th
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Grains of Rice Lab: Estimating the Number of Stars in the Universe
In this lab students use rice as stars to simulate how scientists estimate how many stars are out there. An effective way to experience estimation and practical science in astronomy!Goes well with:Modeling Fusion ActivityBuild a Telescope Lab: Reflection and Refraction Fun!Star Spectroscopy/Electromagnetic Spectrum Lab
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7th - 9th
Mystery Eats! ~ An escape/breakout style foods lab
A must have for all FACS teachers! This lesson is designed to test your students' knowledge of accurate kitchen measurement, recipe conversion, and measurement equivalents, as well as their ability to prepare food while following a recipe. The mystery lab leads them to preparing NO BAKE COOKIES! Included in this digital download are all the necessary printables and instructions needed to set up an escape/breakout lesson for up to 6 groups.
Toolboxes, 4 digit resettable locks, tubs, ingredients
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6th - 12th
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Marshmallow Flight Lab
Do your students love a good competition? You might want to try this lesson titled “Marshmallow Flight.” I have used this lab with junior and high school students, but have also done a simpler version of this lab with my kindergartner.
The file contains two versions of the same lab. The first is a commonly used version in which students follow directions, collect data, and answer post-lab questions. The second version of this lab is a higher-level inquiry lab, where students move through the
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PreK - 12th
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Marble Lab: Graphing distance versus time
In this activity, students will use marbles and a ruler to plot some of the essential conditions that describe the movement of an object traveling at constant speed.
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7th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS2-4
, HS-PS2-2
, MS-PS2-2
, HS-PS2-1
, HS-PS2-4
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Also included in: Newton's Laws of Motion: Laboratory Bundle
Matter Calculations: Volume and Density (harder version)
In this more challenging version of the Matter and Density worksheet students distinguish between mass and weight, chemical and physical changes, density, and volume. They are then presented with different objects, weigh them, calculate their volumes, and determine their densities. They use their calculations to predict whether the objects will float in water. Given densities, students also fill in a density column.
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4th - 8th
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Intro to Statistics Dice Game (with brief lesson)
This is designed to give students a very basic introduction to the world of statistics. They do not need any special knowledge to participate. After giving students a brief lesson how how statistics work, they will have fun experimenting with various dice games. This is fun for both students and teachers. Anyone can do it for any math class!
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6th - 8th
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Probability and blood types 2
Working with probability and real world data on blood types in populations.This is mainly mathematical but could be used in biology too.While my main focus is psychology I do have a ton of math and statistics stuff… You have managed to find the source of the best Psychology and AP Psychology labs on TPT, go check out my store for other awesome resources, I currently have 498 (3/30/23) different items! These are real labs, you can get your students DOING Psychology! Take a look at my store at… ht
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Geometry Indirect Measurement Lab
MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE GROUND… What’s the tallest place around? Using a mirror placed on the ground, students will determine heights of objects that are not conveniently measured by other means and take indirect measurement from a concept into practice. The lab has clear instructions for how to execute the measurements, an example, and then templates for students to do their own measurements and computations.Teachers must have mirrors and tape measures for this lab - 1 set for each group of stud
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Science in the Snow: Activities, worksheets & printables for a winter STEM unit!
Science in the Snow is a unique winter STEM unit for kids! These materials guide students through indoor and outdoor activities designed to build Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math skills - all centered around a wintery theme! This unit covers the three phases of water and phase changes, properties of water molecules, intro to snow hydrology, weather station instruments, snow water equivalent, snow-to-liquid ratio calculations, and more!Age GroupsThis unit was created with universal desi
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6th - 9th
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Tree Measuring Lab
Teaching circumference and diameter conversions? Teaching graphing or data literacy? If you schools has any trees, this hands-on outdoor activity is for you! All you need are flexible measuring tapes, chalk, and this sheet for students to gain real-life experience converting circumference to diameter. It is also a great lab for learning graphing! I use it when teaching variability and frequency graphs (dot plots, box plots, histograms). Please download the
Free Tree Measurement Data for studen
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6th - 9th
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Which Is More Cost Effective? Solar Heat or Oil Heat. The Math in Action Series.
Newly revised and improved. As heating costs and power outages seem to be on the rise, many Americans are looking into alternative energy resources. The use of oil for home heating has many people looking into solar energy especially those living in the Southern sections of the United States where the sun is stronger. This activity will ask your students to look at some basic costs for installing and heating their homes with oil and solar energy from a mathematical view point. Topics co
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7th - 11th, Adult Education
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Human Blood Lab
Human blood is complex. It is made up of four different components, each making a unique proportion This experiment will introduce you to human blood and will help you understand the proportions of red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and plasma.
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5th - 7th
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Snowy Science at School - Real Science, Real Snow
Take Advantage of the Snow!
Snowy Science will allow your students to enjoy the snow while learning valuable science and science practices. This is not your typical snow craft! Students will engage in a series of snow experiments such as:
Why is there less snow around tree trunks (Energy Transfer)
Does Dirty Snow change differently than clean snow? (Energy Transfer)
Should Snowmen wear coats?
Should you wear a big coat or many layers?
Albedo Effect of Snow
How Much Water is in that Snow?
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3rd - 10th
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Engineering: Weights and Measures Conversion Tables
A weights and measures conversion table is useful when converting and calculating engineering, construction and STEM problem solving projects and activities. It helps students learn how to locate information and convert that information into their calculations. The conversion table also allows teachers to increase the rigor in their activities and problem solving projects by supplying students access to the needed information to accurately calculate a complex problem.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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How Much for Those Fries? The Math in Action Series.
Ever wonder how the price at a "Fast Food" restaurant may be determined. This activity may just answer that question for you. The application of mathematical theory has always been the "when will I ever use this Real Life" attitude from our students. I created this lesson to reinforce the theory of graphing data, calculating an equation of best fit, and formulating a conclusion. Each student will be able to see the usefulness of mathematics in a Real World setting. Common core stand
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5th - 11th, Adult Education
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Probability and the Law of Averages 1
Essential question: What is the probability of flipping one coin and getting a head?We will be graphing the results of our experiment in terms of the percent of heads over the number of coin flips.To do this experiment correctly, you will flip a coin a total of 600 times, after each set of 40 you will add up the TOTAL number of heads and record it below (as a fraction).While my main focus is psychology I do have a ton of math and statistics stuff… You have managed to find the source of the best
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Algebra Lab: Pythagorean Theorem - How high is that mark?
Students love hands on learning. Help your students understand and remember the Pythagorean Theorem by having them do this lab.
Students will work in teams to use PCV pipes, tape measures, and calculators to determine the height of tape marks the teacher has placed high on a school wall.
The lab includes:
* Materials list
* Instructions (with suggestions for success)
* Student response sheet
* Pre-lab warm-up
Very aligned to the common core. Can be used with classes from 6th
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6th - 10th
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The Great Paper Airplane Challenge
The Great Paper Airplane Challenge is an engaging and exciting project that allows students to explore the physics of flight through designing and testing their own paper airplane models. In this project, students will learn about the principles of flight, such as lift, drag, and gravity, as well as how to apply these principles to optimize the flight of their paper airplanes. The project is designed to be flexible, scalable, and customizable to meet the needs of your classroom and students.The
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4th - 12th
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Which Speed for Best Gas Mileage? Math in Action series.
Newly revised and improved. What speed will provide the best gas mileage? This lesson was created to reinforce analyzing and graphing data, identify the independent and dependent variable, calculate the slope of the line passing through the points, project rentals from their analysis, and formulate a conclusion. As an optional activity the student is asked to calculate the equation of the line for the data and compare the result to the one presented in the activity. This activity provides ea
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5th - 11th
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Snow Science Lab: winter science projects, weather activities, and applied math!
Explore the cool science of snow hydrology. This set includes diagrams, handouts, and lab activity guides. Learn about the movement of snow, snow water equivalent, weather stations, and more!Note: this is a subset of materials from my complete Science in the Snow Unit.Included MaterialsIntro Handout: about snow hydrologyMeasuring snow handoutWeather station diagramUnlabeled weather station diagramWeather station vocab matching activityThe movement of snow diagram (winter water cycle)Unlabeled mo
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5th - 7th
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Measuring Units - Science Scaffolded notes for middle school
Sized to cut and glue inside a Science Lab notebook (composition book)
We use this in our first science lesson of the year, and then in our first science lab (where we practice measuring with different tools). Students have to become very familiar with metric as well as Imperial units, and also with how metric units are mathematically connected (powers of ten). This notes page is glued inside the front cover of their lab notebook, so they can reference it throughout the year, during labs, activ
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5th - 8th
Area of Circles Pancake Lab Activity
This highly engaging activity, gives your students practice at calculating the area of circles and practicing measuring with a ruler. Kids love this activity! Great for classroom or tutoring use!
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5th - 10th
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Linear Relationship Labs
This project has 1 sample lab to complete together as a class and 6 other labs that create a linear relationship.
Students work through the labs collecting data and then analyze the data to create equations, use calculators or spreadsheets to create regression equations (best fit lines), and use the equations to make predictions.
classes: algebra 1, geometry, algebra 2, applied math
Here are links to my other algebra projects:
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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