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Middle school geometry research
What’s Your Lucky Number? Math Projects for the End of the Year, Art Activities
Looking for engaging math projects for the end of the year? This “What’s Your Lucky Number” End of Year Math Project is math, art, and research all in one! Math art activities will bring out your students' creative sides. This math art project will review math content from the previous year in a fun & interactive way! Best of all, this project requires NO PREP! JUST PRESS PRINT! Ever wonder why all the other contents get to do research projects, but never math? Well here's your chance!
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4th - 8th
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STEM Ancient Egypt Pyramid Build, Mummification, and Pharaoh Research Project
In this STEM project students will:
Research online an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh (Technology)
Build a pyramid for the Pharaoh (Engineering)
Measure the volume and surface area of the pyramid (Math)
Mummify a doll to better understand the mummification process (Science)
Build a Sarcophagus for your Pharaoh (Engineering)
Design an Amulet for your Pharaoh (Art and Engineering)
Write an excavation report about the Pharaoh and what you would find in the pyramid.
Website links provided for online r
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6th - 7th
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Les pays du monde brochures de voyage - Travel Brochure Templates in FRENCH
This is a set of templates to make brochures about 14 different countries. These can be used for your study of the world, its regions and cultures, and geography. They give students a structure to follow when doing research. All student pages are in French for the immersion or bilingual classroom.Each tri-fold brochure includes:the country name and outline map on the frontgeographic informationfamous citizenscountry flagfacts such as population, language, climate, major religions, government typ
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4th - 6th
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NCAA March Madness Basketball Project (Sweet Sixteen) - Middle School Math
Bring the excitement of March Madness to your classroom. Your students will select a team that makes the Sweet 16 in this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament. Students will do the following tasks: - Fill out a bracket for their team's region- Look up general information about their team. - Track how well their team does. They will look up final scores, leading scorers, and more. - Research their school. They will find out the tuition and room & board costs to attend their school. -
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Grades:
5th - 8th
8th Grade Math Webquests Bundle
⭐ This listing is a GROWING BUNDLE for my 8th grade math webquests ⭐There will be at least 12 webquests. Currently, 11 webquests are completed. You will be able to download all 11 webquests right now, and the rest as they are completed:Included Webquests:✅ The Real Number System Webquest Rationals vs Irrationals✅ Converting Repeating Decimals into Fractions Webquest✅ Exponent Properties Webquest✅ Congruence Webquest (Congruence Theorems and Statements)✅ Slope Given a Table, Graph, or Two Points
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: All 8th Grade Math Curriculum Bundle
The Pythagorean Theorem Webquest Math
Students will need a device for my math webquest on the Pythagorean Theorem. Students will be given a link that goes to my website containing information about the Pythagorean Theorem. I have included a worksheet that aligns to the information on my website. All you need to do is print and go! In addition, there is a short online quiz.Webquests are great for sub days or any day! Students research and write down the information on their paper. Students are able to retain information better when t
Tiny House Project Math Project-based learning PBL: Geometry, Area, & Perimeter
Tiny House Project Math Project-based learning PBL: 3D Geometry, Area, & Perimeter Project-based learning (PBL) fosters engagement, critical thinking, and real-world application.Tiny House Project is a project-based learning activity where students will design and create a modelof their own tiny house. The project aims to focus on the real-world application of math conceptsused in designing homes, including layout, architectural elements, furniture arrangement, geometry,and calculating area
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4th - 9th
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Math Career Assignment with Directions, Website Links and a Grading Rubric
Looking for a new assignment for one of your math classes? I have created this assignment in an attempt to have students become more passionate about math and to see a connection to the real world. In short, this assignment requires students to create a 1-page fact-sheet or Power Point presentation on a particular math career. (51 Printable careers are included) Each student in the class completes their own report and then reports back to the class on their findings. When I am done with all o
7th Grade Math Essential Questions GOOGLE SLIDES DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING
This resource includes 47 pages of 7th grade math essential questions. There are 2 ways that you can use my resource: (1) GOOGLE SLIDES and (2) POWERPOINT. You can choose whichever one works best for your classroom.Students will be typing in the definition of various 7th grade math vocabulary terms. In addition, they will be researching the answer to the essential question. They will solve problems and create their own problem. This is set up very student friendly!Watch my video or check out the
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7th
Also included in: All 7th Grade Math Curriculum Bundle
Designing A 3D Tiny House PBL: Area, Perimeter, Geometry, & Architecture
Designing A 3D Tiny House Project Based Learning PBL: Area, Perimeter, Geometry, & Architecture. Project-based learning (PBL) fosters engagement, critical thinking, and real-world application.Tiny House Project is a project-based learning activity where students will design and create a modelof their own tiny house. The project aims to focus on the real-world application of math conceptsused in designing homes, including layout, architectural elements, furniture arrangement, geometry,and cal
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4th - 9th
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Design A Zoo
This is a cross-curricular, project-based study of area, perimeter, volume, surface area and more. With real-life applications of design, research and cost analysis, your students will dive-in and get lost in their zoo! This resource is broken into three stages, and can be used in pieces as needed.Stage 1 focus: area and perimeterStage 2 focus: volumeStage 3 focus: surface area, multi-digit decimals, fractions and percentagesSum It Up focus: Focused questions that will assess if your student is
Real World Proof Project Geometry
In this project students will be creating a real world proof. This is an essential project to teach students the importance of proofs and why they must suffer through (and eventually love) them in geometry. It requires the students to think logically, and prove something they believe in.
This activity does require a computer, however the project could be completed without one. Also, the link for the template will work, so you de not need to create your own.
Scale Factors Investigation (PowerPoint Lesson with Printables!)
"The mission of Common Core Math Solutions is to create engaging, highly effective resources for the math classroom"
This lesson consists of five mini investigations. Students will investigate the following topics:
1) What happens to the area of a polygon when the dimension are doubled?
2) What happens to the area of a polygon when the dimensions are tripled?
3) What happens to the area of a polygon when the dimensions are multiplied by a factor of n?
This PowerPoint lesson may be used for
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6th - 8th
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Astronomer for the Day Angles and Geometry PBL Project Enrichment
Want a project to teach your students how angles and geometry fit into the real world? Look no further than this astronomer for the day PBL project! It can be used as either an enrichment project or a PBL project.
This product includes:
-calculating arcseconds and archminutes
-reasoning about parallaxes
-creating a constellation with given and chosen angle measurements
-finding missing angle measurements without a protractor
-researching constellations and creating a presentation
-researching a
Ping Pong Ball Launcher Project and Rubric
This project combines the mathematics of slope with percent grade and angle of elevation. Then, students apply the science process of engineering to design and tinker with a launcher that demonstrates the physics of projectiles and parabolic curves.
I am using this project during my linear equations in two variables unit to re-enforce the concept of slope and make connections to right triangle trig - Tangent. The next unit for my students is functions and we study linear, quadratic, and expon
Geometry Project - Polygons in Nature & Tessellations
Students conduct guided research about geometry in nature, including polygons and tessellations. The project is split into 4 parts:1) Polygons2) Tessellations3) Hexagons & honeybees4) Personal researchGuided worksheets and research links are included, as well as the grading rubric.
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8th - 11th
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Geometry
Geometry: Geometry - Angles
Have you ever thought about why a “3” stands for three or
why a “4” stands for four? This activity provides an element of novelty where students gain an appreciation for research by discovering the origin of our number system.
The student will have an opportunity to:
• collect information from multiple sources
• generate research topics from personal interests
• ask open-ended research questions
clarify, evaluate, and synthesize collected information
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Create Your Own City/Town with a Coordinate Plane
Finish your unit on coordinate planes with a project! Using only quadrant 1, students will learn all about map making, graphing points on a coordinate plane, and creating questions based on points on the coordinate plane. Included are:-A PowerPoint embedded with videos, notes, and directions for the project-A packet is linked on the first slide with directions, rough draft paper, worksheets, final copy paper, and a rubric!Use this interdisciplinary project today to better students' understanding
Tessellations
Students will learn about tessellations in this fun, interactive Web-Quest! Throughout the Web-Quest, students will define the following terms: tessellation (natural and man-made), transformation (translation, rotation, reflection), symmetry, polygon and many more! Students will read about the history of tessellations, draw three different examples of tessellations and three picture examples of a translation, rotation, and reflection. Use this as a preview to a tessellation unit and have studen
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6th - 8th
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Geometry Alphabet Book
This geometry vocabulary activity is designed for students to demonstrate and reinforce their knowledge of geometry terms. Students list important geography terms on the alphabet chart while working on the unit. Then students select terms to be included in the alphabet book. Writing is illustrated using geometric figures. Completed alphabet books make great review books too.Included in this packet-Directions for the teacher.-A list of goals for creating alphabet books-A blank alphabet chart to r
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4th - 8th
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Math Lab: Famous Women in Mathematics/DISTANCE LEARNING/NO PREP
* Welcome to Kindly Pass The Math...* I am very pleased to share my presentation on Famous Women in Mathematics! In addition to being a great resourse for any time of the year, this lesson/activity complements the March celebration and recognition of "WOMEN IN HISTORY MONTH", and I am eager to simply honor the strength of women and the drive they have had to exhibit in the direction of our beautiful discipline, mathematics. * The presentation begins with a discussion on the lives of five nota
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Geometry Project - Research Area of Polygons & Volume of Prisms
A student-led activity project. The students find the formulas for perimeter and area of squares, rectangles, and triangles, and then apply them to different shapes. Then students learn about polyhedrons and prisms, and find various aspects of prisms
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8th - 11th
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7th Grade Math Essential Questions Paper Edition
This resource includes 48 essential questions for 7th Grade Math. Students will be researching the answer to the essential question. They will solve problems, create their own problem, and reflect. This is set up very student and teacher friendly! There is a grading rubric included at the bottom of each essential question.The essential questions are given below!7.NS - Number Sense1.) How do we know when the sum of two integers is positive, negative, or zero?2.) What is the difference from taking
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7th
Also included in: All 7th Grade Math Curriculum Bundle
Angles and Lines Scavenger Hunt
Fun scavenger hunt to do with your class inside or outside. Includes the name of the line or angle, definition, and picture.
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