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Elementary study skills word problems projects for Microsoft PowerPoint
Mean, Median, Mode, and Range (Bundled Unit) - Distance Learning
This is an enjoyable, interactive, and engaging bundled unit covering mean, median, mode, and range (and introduces outliers). This unit is great for 5th and 6th graders and 7th graders who struggle with these concepts.Included in this bundled unit:PowerPointAnimated and fun 4-part, 21-slide PowerPoint (multi-day use)-Part 1 – The Meaning of Mean-Part 2 – Getting in the Middle of Median-Part 3 – Making the Most of Mode-Part 4 – Home, Home on the RangeEach section offers plenty of practice probl
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Third Grade Math Performance Tasks
This product includes three third grade math performance tasks. These will help students prepare for end of year assessments (SBAC, PARC, etc.). Each performance task includes four steps with clear directions. This bundle includes:
~Task 1: "Planning a Garden" - Multiplication, Addition, Area, Perimeter (3.OA.1, 3.OA.3, 3.OA.7, 3.NBT.2, 3.MD.7, 3.MD.8)
~Task 2: "Screen Time" - Analyzing Bar Graphs, Picture Graphs, Telling Time, Addition, Subtraction (3.MD.1, 3.MD.3, 3.NBT.2)
~Task 3: "Pizza
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3rd - 4th
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3rd Grade Data
3rd Grade Data: This third grade resource on data includes a PowerPoint on four types of data, a small group project using data, a foldable graphic organizer on data, and a quiz on collecting, organizing, displaying and interpreting data for Third Grade TEKS 3.8A and 3.8B: This bundle of resources is closely aligned to the Texas Math Standards TEKS 3.8A and 3.8B. The 30 slide PowerPoint presentation introduces word problems related to everyday life. It includes problems with bar graphs, pict
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3rd
LIFE PROJECT-Applying MANY Math Skills toward a pretend LIFE!
Looking for ONE activity to tie many math concepts together?! Look no further!**On Sale-limited time only!!**This activity allows students to create and build their own LIFE! Project has a feel of the old MASH game where every scenario is different. Students will be assigned-a house, city, address, street name, job w/hourly wage, # of children, pay various bills based on given family size, plant a garden, customize pool and deck designs. THEN they'll be able to BUILD this new life with geometric
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Treasure Hunt: Subtraction Escape Room for Grades 3-4
Treasure Hunt is meant to be completed “Escape Room” style. Students are given 4 missions to complete during class. All missions meet 3rd and 4th grade math standards and are meant to be completed in teams In my classroom, we broke the students into 5 groups. Students are told that they need to complete all 4 missions in order to find the treasure!
All missions are related to subtraction and problem-solving! Subtraction goes up to the thousands place, is multi-step, and includes word problems,
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in:Â Escape Room BUNDLE of 10: Grades 2-5
The Polar Express STEM challenge and activities
This product is a 3-day unit. It includes a STEM challenge explanation with student sheet, math word problems from the movie, and clipart for watching the Polar Express movie.
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Grades:
1st - 5th
SIMPLE INTEREST: What Are My Monthly Payments? End of Year FUN!
Interest = (Principal)(Rate)(Time)
This is a simple formula for simple interest! The common core standards puts this skill in 7th grade (7.RP.A.3), but students that have a handle on basic percent and substituting for variables can do this and have FUN! I use it in 8th grade for a great end of year project that the kids love to do, it fills at least three days, and makes a great bulletin board. The lesson can easily be simplified for younger students or beefed up for high schoolers.
The file c
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Grades:
5th - 9th
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Halloween Real World Practice with Factors and Multiples
The party planners at We Like to Party! are at it again! This time their challenge is to fulfill the wishes and dreams of the Halloween party-throwers that are their clients. Through the use of factors and multiples, student party planners will work hard to solve four Halloween party planning dilemmas in the hopes of impressing those sadistic bosses at We Like to Party!
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4th - 6th
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Christmas maths - The Elf Who Saved Christmas. A festive number adventure!
Eddie the Elf has been set the task of saving Christmas – but he needs help from your students!
Travel with Eddie, from Lapland to New York and back again, as he tries to fill up Santa’s Workshop with toys. Help him to find a cure for the sickness epidemic that has confined so many elves to bed at the busiest time of the year. Work with him to discover facts about New York City as he meets the Statue of Liberty.
This story is full of math problems using all operations. It is a test of comprehe
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4th - 7th
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Roles in Group Projects Explained
Group projects can be difficult to manage. By assigning roles to group members, everyone can contribute effectively. Some roles to consider include the leader, the researcher, the creative director, the proofreader, and the presenter. Each of these roles brings a unique set of skills and strengths to the project, ensuring that the final product is well-rounded and complete.This presentation helps explain the roles and can presented alone or added to project instructions.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Staff
Real-World Practice with Common Factors and Multiples
This Powerpoint presentation features four challenges for students that create real-world scenarios in which they practice finding common multiples and factors. As the youngest member of the party planning firm WE LIKE TO PARTY!, students need to please tricky clients in four unique situations. Through planning for a birthday party, wedding, barbecue, and anniversary party, students will see connections to common factors and multiples and the real world as they practice their skills with these f
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4th - 6th
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Easy E-Portfolio for Students
Have you ever wanted your students to create their own e-portfolios for assessment purposes or student-led conferences? I have, but I couldn’t find anything out there that was easy to set up and simple to use. I decided to create my own e-portfolio in a simple to use PowerPoint presentation. I have used this Easy E-Portfolio with students from grades 3 – 6 and I have shared it with teaching colleagues who have used it in grades 7 and 8 with great success. The portfolio complements the Ontario re
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Pet Shop Project - Adding and Subtracting Money
Are you looking for a fun way for you third and fourth graders to practice adding and subtracting money amounts? In this two week unit, students will create and maintain their very own pet shop businesses. They will try to make a profit by buying and selling pets and accessories. This is always the highlight of the year for my students!
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3rd - 4th
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Sell Phone Project Document
Chapter wise introductionobjectivestructureproblem definitionpurposed solutionsoftware requirement specificationdocument conventionoverall description user interfaceshardware and software interfacessystem featuresuser loginfunctional requirementperformance requirement
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Probability in Real Life
NO PREP REQUIRED!An engaging way for students to show what they know about probability, tree diagrams and the fundamental counting principle! Students will be scaffolded through real life scenarios where they will have to use the fundamental counting principle to find the total number of outcomes for each scenario. They will then complete a tree diagram and answer 5 questions to go with the scenario. The scenarios progressively get more difficult and are scaffolded ending with the last scenarios
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Grades:
5th - 12th
A Home Garden Project / Work Plan - Distance Learning / Gifted / 3rd gr Plants
This project was designed for gifted third-grade students, but can easily be used with third through fifth graders. It encompasses design, adding fractions to make a whole, word problems, analyzing a short gardening poem, art, and practical life skills all themed around setting up a home garden (or container on the patio).
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Library Research Lesson: Public Domain, Creative Commons & Using Images
National School Library Standards direct School Librarians to go beyond mere documentation rules and teach students the full range of Academic Honesty concepts.Public Domain, Creative Commons, and Using Images continues student library lessons on Academic Honesty in accord with Nat'l. School Library Standards. Using a positive responsibility approach, these lessons give students a deep conceptual understanding of the legal & ethical issues regarding their research assignments.Students learn
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Library Research Lessons: Academic Honesty 4-Lesson Unit for Middle School
Fantasy Vacation Internet Research Project
This lesson plan was designed to increase the computer literacy and internet research skills of 7th and 8th grade English Language Learners with very little experience with computers. Students use the internet to schedule a flight, hotel, transportation and visits to attractions within a two-week time span. Students must carefully budget their expenses. Students use power point to organize their information and photos. The assignment sheet and grading rubric are within the Notebook file.
Grades:
4th - 9th
PBL Days With Little Critter Books
Project Based Learning (PBL), good base lessons, or even a quick substitute lesson plan for the entire day is what you will find it here! This pack will keep your students' attention and keep them learning throughout the day. Using Mercer Mayer books (Little Critter) this PowerPoint uses ELA reading and writing strategies to increase interest and draw students into the world of money. It then moves into Math standards by having students solve word problems with money. Not be left out, Social Stu
Grades:
1st - 3rd
NGSS:
2-PS1-2
Oh The Places You Will Go
Take your students on a travel adventure of a lifetime! Students will become a travel agent and will create a full itinerary for a vacation of their choice. Choose a budget, a travel plan, and resources needed for a full family vacation! This can be done independently or with teacher assistance! Perfect for personal finance lessons!
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3rd - 7th
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Recipe Adjustment Project
A great Project Based Learning assignment for the math classroom. I use this as a quiz grade with my 6th grade students during their dividing fractions unit, and they love it! I upload it as a Google Slides Presentation and have them complete it in Google Classroom.
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5th - 7th
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3D Museum - powerpoint project
This is a step by step guide for a teacher or students to create a digital museum with a 3D look on the topic of their choice. The directions are in the notes section of the power point. Students can personalize their museums and create hyperlinks to slides of information that act like the museums captions. Now your students can act as a docent as they tour your class around the room. IF you apple TV is up an running the docent may even squeeze in closer to read to the group the fine print i
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Design a Festival, Grades 4-6, Process Writing Small Group Project
This resource can be used at any time of the year in conjunction with any festival your students may be studying.
It could be used as an extra-curricular activity or as a side project for students.
The Festival of the Spoon is a resource of several lessons based around a short, rhyming text describing the history, location and miscellaneous information about the completely fictitious Festival of the Spoon.
The text is used as a way to develop students’ awareness, in a fun way, of collaborative
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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