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Logic Puzzles for Spring
Logic problems are fun for bell-ringers, time-fillers, and challenge. This set of ready-to-use 6 Spring-themed problems are great for your middle school math and secondary math students. Keep even your brightest students challenged. Included in this resource:- 6 Spring-themed logic problems of medium level- Answer Key- Great for math centers, time fillers, or bell-ringers.- Note: the logic puzzles may require more than one review of the clues. Love Logic Puzzles? MUST have logic puzzles sets
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Logic Puzzles Bundle of seasonal logic puzzles for middle school math
3 Reads Template Problem Solving
Template for using the 3 Reads strategy for Mathematical Problem Solving
For detailed instruction on how to use this approach see my blog post on using this template here:
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K - 12th
Probability of Compound Events (Guided Notes)
This lesson is meant to be used as guided notes for a whole class.
Students begin by learning what makes 2 events independent. After slowly working through a problem about rolling a die and choosing a card, they discover that they can multiply probabilities when working with these compound events. They then attempt problems involving picking marbles from a bag. Next, they learn about dependent events, and finally, mutually exclusive events.
The last 2 pages are a copy of the key.
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6th - 12th
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Calculating Work (W=Fxd) Worksheets and Key
Calculating Work (W=Fxd) Worksheets and KeyIf you have been teaching a Simple Machines or Energy Unit, then you need to check out this three page lesson to teach calculating work. It is in three sections.Section 1: Picture QuestionsSection 2: Word Problems/with Challenge QuestionsSection 3: Charting/Graphing ProblemsAll problems are worked out and the key is included.These worksheets include the renown Triangle Method, which has been a proven problem solver for students who struggle in math.The
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Math Logic Problems
A student in my 8th grade advanced class came back to visit as I was setting up my classroom this year. He was that "advanced" advanced kid. You know, the one who's probably smarter than you are? Well he seemed fairly bored the entire time I had him so I was shocked to hear mine had been his favorite class because of all the "Math Puzzles" we did. Of course, he probably was bored in class, but he did enjoy these logic problems!
So here are 30 of them. I've organized them into 6 sets. Each
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Lesson Plan and Activties for the First Day of Math Class
Included are two lesson plans for use for the first 2-3 days of math class.
The first lesson plan and PowerPoint includes activities for icebreakers, rules and expectations, goals of the class, and several activities to get students working in groups and talking about math.
The second lesson and PowerPoint can be used on the first day of math class (algebra, geometry, algebra II & middle school pre-algebra classes).
The objective of the lesson is to have students thinking about math and
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Introduction to Quadratics: Parabolas in the Real World
This a presentation to be used at the beginning of a unit introducing quadratic equations and parabolas. It answers that never-ending question of "How is this used in real life?" by showing pictures and examples such as parabolas in nature, architecture, and sports. There are also word problems that use these same type of real world examples. My intention to close the lesson is that students come up with their own real-life examples that may be used on a later assessment.
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8th - 12th
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Logic Line-up: BUGS!
Logic Lineups are a great way for students to practice and understand spatial words, follow directions, and work as a team to solve a problem.
This PowerPoint has a cute "Bug" theme and six puzzles for students to solve. I have included a "How to Play" slide, as well as suggestions on game variations. Character cards are part of the PowerPoint and just need to be printed, cut, and laminated for durability.
Lots of fun to be had with this activity! I have used this activity with students as
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2nd - 12th
Practice EOC Test 1
This is a short, 25-question practice test that reflects the format of the Florida Algebra End of Course Exam. In the past I have given this to students during a 35-45 minute time frame, depending on how much time was available. Overall, the students who took this generally liked the practice and received the answers right away so they can check or determine on their own how to get the correct answer, which reflects the Common Core Curriculum.
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8th - 12th
Carnival Probability Project
A project that feels like a game!
Students must create their own game, using probability to ensure THEY are favored to win....much like the house in a casino. Students can make games involving dice, spinners, cards, "fishing" ducks out of a pond, etc.
Assessed skills include: fundamental counting principal, theoretical probability, experimental probability, independent events, dependent events, creativity, writing, presentation. *Students must already know basic probability to complete this
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8th - 12th
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Brain Buster BUNDLE
Need a break? Finished a lesson early? This BUNDLE is filled with brain teasers! In this listing, you will receive 6 different worksheets for a total of 54 puzzles to tickle your brain. Each worksheet comes with the Answer Key. You will also receive 5 fun brain teasers in a word problem format. The word problems will also include the answer key.
This specific bundle includes worksheets filled with Rebus Puzzles.
What is a Rebus Puzzle?
A Rebus Puzzle is word-picture puzzle. It is a pict
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3rd - 12th
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Discrete Math: Families of Graphs in Graph Theory
This is a graph theory lesson from Discrete Math on families of graphs for middle/high school students. Included: lesson slides that introduce the idea of each type of graph, practice worksheet, and key. Types of graphs include wheel graphs, star graphs, complete graphs, cycle graphs, and bipartite graphs.
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6th - 12th
Sinusoids in Everyday Life - Applications of Sinusoidal Functions (w/Answer Key)
I am currently teaching trigonometry in my IB class, and I find it crucial that students be able to apply their knowledge of how to write equations of sine functions (e.g. y = a*sin(b(x-c))+d) to real-world problems.
I created problems based on windmills, AC household voltage, the motion of tides, and then I included a spiral review question requiring them to solve a trigonometric equation over a given domain.
Note: the motion of tides is not strictly based on a single sinusoid, but the exerci
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11th - 12th
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Word Problems Graphic Organizer
Word Problems: What's all the FUSS about?!?!
This graphic organizer is great to assist students in answering word problems. It uses the acronym "FUSS" to assist students with the process of solving word problems. This worked great during our systems of equations unit but can be easily adapted to accommodate other units as well.
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5th - 12th
Percent Markup, Discount, Tax, and Tip Real World Differentiated Project
This document contains a project in which students will use the ideas of percent markup, discount, tax, and tip in a hypothetical situation that is authentic to their lives.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Systems of Equations Project (3 variables)
Students will use 3 variable systems of equations to determine which branch(es) of an electronics company should be shut down. Students will research 3 cities, solve systems, use revenue numbers and monthly expenses to eventually draw a conclusion as to which branch should close and which should remain open. Students will write a letter to their boss explaining their findings.
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9th - 12th
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Apportionment Methods: Hamilton and Hill
This lesson and practice worksheet will introduce the Apportionment Methods of Hamilton and Hill to students. This is a cross-curricular activity that shows the mathematics behind the U.S. House of Representatives apportionment of seats based on state populations. Great for enrichment! A slideshow with notes and practice problems is included, as well as a practice worksheet with a key.
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6th - 12th
3 Act Math Problem Solving Worksheet Template & Scoring Rubric (ppt)
Student template/worksheet that will apply for any 3 Act math activity. The student worksheet is 2 pages, so best when printed two-sided.TEACHERS this also comes with a bonus Scoring Rubric which scores perseverance, communication, and accuracy. (based on CCSS Math Practice 1-5)
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3rd - 12th
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Vector Project Rubric
This is a rubric for a student group project. Students are asked to make a poster about vectors. Students must write their own story using vectors, magnitude and direction, graph the result, draw a picture related to the story, and solve the other groups' problems. Students will present their problems and solutions to the class.
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10th - 12th
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Application of Polynomials (project)
This is a project appropriate for Algebra 2 students after graphs, and equations of polynomials have been covered. It has students algebraically, graphically, numerically, and verbally apply polynomials to a real world situation involving packaging.
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9th - 12th
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Exponents in Spreading Rumors! Assessment or mini-project
This assessment asks students to apply exponential functions to a real-world, relevant scenario! In addition to doing math, it will make them think about the impact of their words and of social media!
Students will understand that spreading rumors can occur exponentially. Students are given a scenario about the spread of a rumor (each person tells ten people, who tell ten people, etc). They fill out a table, answer questions, and create the equation. Then they are asked to describe how it appl
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8th - 12th
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Chapter 4.5 Credit Card Statement Practice (Financial Algebra)
This worksheet will provide your students with extra practice on credit card statements, which is correlated with the financial algebra curriculum. Students will be responsible for solving sum of purchases, new balances, payments/credits, and days in a billing cycle.
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11th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Chapter 4 Consumer Credit Unit
End-of-the-year activities- Rebus Puzzles
Tricky and thought provoking and a lot of fun for all ages.
These rebus puzzles are great when you only have a few minutes left in your day or you want to wake up the kids with a fun "brain gym" activity.
These are also great to leave for a substitute.
The answer key is provided and follows the order of the puzzles.
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2nd - 12th
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Finding Gross Pay & Net Wages Worksheet
This is a worksheet for students to find gross pay and net wages. There are 10 questions that are in word problem format.
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9th - 12th
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