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Applied math research for Microsoft PowerPoint
Which One Would You Buy: Consumer Choices No Prep Lesson Middle and High School
Are you a teacher searching for an exciting lesson that helps students understand how to make smart choices as consumers? Look no further! Our "Which One Would You Buy: Consumer Choices Lesson" is designed to teach students the important factors to consider when making a purchase decision.This engaging lesson starts with a fun vocabulary matching review. Students will match words like Price, Quality, Functionality, Durability, User Reviews, Brand Reputation, Safety, Environmental Impact, Custome
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6th - 12th
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Washington State Road Trip Project
In this project students are given a budget, a choice of vehicles to travel in, and a list of historic sites in Washington State that they need to visit in the given time limit. Students must keep track of their finances as they travel, create daily itineraries, provide facts about the historic sites they visit, track their fuel/food/and lodging cost, miles traveled, and balance their finances against their budget at the end of each day. Students are expected to research facts, routes, and cost
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6th - 9th
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Algebraic expressions and equations google slides presentation project
Want to mix up the math room and incorporate research and speech skills?! The middle school math teacher resource "Algebraic expressions and equations" offers an innovative approach to teaching algebraic concepts. This hands-on, research-driven project encourages students to actively engage with the material, promoting a deeper understanding of algebra while honing critical thinking and presentation skills.Key Features:Research-Centered Learning:Students embark on a research journey to explore k
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6th - 9th
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How are your finances affected by where you choose to purchase your coffee from?
This is a project based assignment which has students choose which location they want to buy coffee from which all have different daily prices. Based on that choice they will determine their weekly, monthly, yearly and multiple years total amount of money spent on coffee. They will calculate if they could have purchased a home, or how much they could have make in the stock market with that money. They can they go back and chose a cheaper option and then compare the savings. There are 12 slides
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Not Grade Specific
REALITY CHECK - Life Skills Project!
The Reality Check Project is a 5-stage mini-project that requires students to select one "real world" or "adult" topic to research, and ultimately, present to their peers. This task includes the introduction slideshow to roll-out this mini-project, and features a hyperlinked research / brainstorm / planning document for students to get their research started! Examples of reality check topics in the slideshow include the following:Banking & SavingsLong-Term InvestmentsHousingVehiclesInsurance
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9th - 12th
Academics of Geometry Project
Students will be creating a presentation to share information in aspects of Geometry. This project has FOUR parts which incorporates math, English, science, and social studies for a cross-curricular experience in Geometry. The listing includes the assignment along with an example Google slide file, which can be used as a template to share with students.Objectives:To review key terms and concepts in Geometry by defining, stating the origin of the word, and showing an exampleTo discover how Geomet
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7th - 12th
Print & Go - Currency Conversion Project (editable)
This project allows your students to research the vast currencies across the globe and learn how to convert them between American dollars. Furthermore, extension questions after deriving the formula.
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6th - 12th
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Math can be FUN!
This project allows students to choose their own topic, something they truly enjoy and love, and turn it into a math project! The students choose three things they love and the teacher makes the final pick. Once chosen, students then look for sources on the "mathematics" of their topic and away they go! Students REALLY LOVE doing this project and you will be amazed at what they find!!! This assignment includes a Rubric for Grading, and two links to the Directions/Introduction to the project as a
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6th - 10th, Staff
Introduction to Earning Money PowerPoint and Investigation
A combined PowerPoint and Investigation to introduce essential concepts to students and engage them in learning. Students are given choice over their learning to further promote engagement.The PowerPoint covers definitions of the following terms:WageSalaryOvertimeCommissionPieceworkAnnual leave loadingAllowable deductionsGross incomeTaxable incomeIncome taxPAYGNet paySimple InterestThe investigation requires students to select an occupation that interests them. They research into the pay, deduct
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9th - 12th
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