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High school applied math resources for Easel Activities under $5
Budget Worksheets
This budgeting and consumer math worksheet activity is perfect for practicing staying in a budget with a given amount. These full page worksheets ask students to pick 3 items from a menu (of 10 items) that total less than $10. This is a great skill for students to work on as they work on independent living, budgeting and money skills! There are 6 opportunities for practice on each worksheet. This activity includes:12 budgeting 3 items up to $10 worksheets in color12 budgeting 3 items up to $10
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2nd - 12th
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Also included in: Life Skills Worksheet BUNDLE
Simple & Compound Interest Task Cards
Printable PDF, Google Forms & Easel by TPT Versions are included in this distance learning ready activity which consists of a set of 15 task cards that feature word problems that require students to use the simple and compound interest formulas to do the following things:Calculate Simple Interest EarnedSolve for Principal, Rate, or Time when Given Simple Interest EarnedCalculate Compound Interest Ending BalanceCalculate Compound Interest EarnedCompare Compound and Simple Interest EarnedDista
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7th - 10th
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Triangle Sum Theorem Worksheet - Maze Activity
Printable PDF, Google Slides & Easel by TPT Versions are included in this distance learning ready activity which consists of 11 Triangle Sum Theorem problems to strengthen your students’ skill at finding an unknown angle measure in a triangle.Not all boxes are used in the maze to prevent students from just guessing the correct route. In order to complete the maze students will have to correctly find 8 angle measures.Distance learning?No problem! This activity now includes Google Slides &
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: 8th Grade Math Bundle ~ All My 8th Grade Math Products at 1 Low Price
Credit Score Board Game - Credit Cards, Loans, Mortgages, and Financial Literacy
This fun, financial literacy lesson teaches students about credit scores and how to build up a good one. You can use it as a stand-alone lesson or during a personal finance unit. Here’s how it works:- Show your class a video to introduce the idea of credit scores: https://www.myfico.com/credit-education/what-is-a-fico-score- Go through the two included slides and encourage students to take notes (or print a double-sided handout for each student). - They will learn about five actions that affect
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8th - 12th
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Writing Linear Equations from Tables Notes & Practice
Writing Equations of the form y = mx + b from tables. This is a one-sided notes page on how to write linear equations from tables. There are nine examples. In some of the examples, the y-intercept is missing, so the student needs to extend the pattern in the table to find it. In other examples, points are missing and so there seems to be no pattern. Students can either write a new table to find the missing values to verify that the table does represent a linear situation (this would be the prefe
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8th - 11th
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Dilations Initials Project - Project Based Learning with Digital Easel Activity
Dilations Initials Project.This is a culminating project for a unit on dilations. Students enlarge and shrink a drawing of their initials on grid paper or poster-board and use coordinate graphing rules to produce a similar image. In addition, they enlarge the image and it must have a scale factor of at least 4. Then they shrink the image and it must have a scale factor of at most 1/4. Good activity for project-based learning. Digital and Print: Includes an Easel Activity ready for learning with
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6th - 9th
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7.7a Representing Linear Relationships in a variety of forms
Quick Print and Go activity that uses multiple representations. Awesome for group work, classwork or homework. Students will represent linear relationships in a variety of forms; tables, graphs, verbal situations and y=mx+b. They will be give one of the forms and they must change to each of the other forms. They will also write verbal situations based on linear equations, tables or graphs.7.7(A) represent linear relationships using verbal descriptions,tables, graphs, and equations that simplify
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6th - 9th
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Renting vs. Buying: Financial Literacy Lesson (mortgage, interest, down payment)
People often say renting is “Throwing away money.” Is that always the case? Why doesn’t everyone just buy a home? This personal financial literacy lesson allows students to think critically about this issue and complete local research to enhance their understanding. This activity starts with a two-page handout that walks students through the basic vocabulary and concepts of home-buying:- down payment- mortgage: principal vs interest (with sample amortization schedule)- property taxes, condo fees
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Life Skills Bundle: Career, Budget, Emails, Renting, Taxes and more!
Distance Learning - Simple Interest Worksheet
This worksheet has the simple interest formula and what each variable stands for. The first section has a table to fill in for 5 problems. The second section has 6 simple interest word problems.It's great practice for simple interest, but it could also be used to study after it's been graded!This purchase now includes a digital version via Google Slides. The worksheet is broken up into sections for each slide and text boxes placed in each answer slot. Directions for the work are in the Notes
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Bundle: Simple Interest
Financial Literacy - Reading a Pay Stub
Basic financial literacy skills are useful for everyone, but students entering the workplace often struggle with how to read a pay stub. This pdf contains the following:8 simplified pay stubs (they do NOT contain year-to-date values) in full and half page versionsHow to Read a Basic Pay Stub worksheet (2 versions for differentiation)Reading a Pay Stub worksheet for use with any pay stub4 Comparing Pay Stubs worksheets (1 for each fictional employer found on the simplified pay stubs).Answer keys
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Financial Literacy Workplace Bundle
Domain & Range in Real-World Situations Notes & Practice
This is a double-sided page that can be used for instruction and independent practice over the concept of Domain & Range in Real-World Situations. TEKS Aligned: A2AEach question comes with a word problem that includes a function. The student identifies values of each variable that make sense in the situation by making a table of values. Then they decide if the situation is discrete or continuous and then find the domain and range of the situation.2 examples for instruction, followed by 6 mor
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Money Management Financial Literacy PowerPoint with Printable Worksheets
Financial Literacy PowerPoint. Money Management Choices. Managing money is a life skill kids really need! Personal money management and financial planning, including income, saving, using credit, and investing. This digital resource explains that interest can work for you or against you, and what is on a credit report and the wise use of credit. Assignment task on the last slide has students make a detailed financial plan to obtain something they want to acquire. Includes printable worksheets fo
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6th - 9th
Geometric Sequences Notes & Practice
The first page is a double-sided notes page over geometric sequences using function notation. This is written to introduce geometric sequences to the beginning algebra 1 student.The notes page begins by using patterns of numbers to introduce the topic. The student identifies the next number in the sequence and then describes the pattern. There are four examples. Next, the definition is introduced and the exponential function equation and notation is explained. Four examples follow after that whe
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Sequences Mini-Bundle
Direct Variation Practice
This is a double-sided practice page with 10 questions over Direct Variation.On questions 1 - 3, the student is asked to identify direct variations from graphs, equations and tables. On question #4, the student is given a verbal description and is to decide if it represents a proportional relationship or not. On question #5, the student is given a graph, a table and verbal description and is to write an equation to represent each.Finally, questions 6 - 10 are word problems, some real-life, some
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Linear Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Linear, Quadratic or Exponential? Practice
This is a double-sided practice page on the difference between linear, quadratic and exponential functions. The first 12 questions give the student a function and ask them to identify each as either linear, quadratic or exponential. One question is none of them. Questions 13 through 21 give the student a table of values and ask them to identify each as that of a linear, quadratic or exponential function.Questions 22 through 27 give the student a graph and ask the same question.Finally, questions
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Exponential Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Association vs Causation Notes & Practice
This is a double-side page with notes on one side and independent practice on the other over Association and Causation.The front provides fill in the blank notes to explain the similarities and differences between association and causation. An example is included with each explanation. Causation is taught as a special type of association and is presented on the notes in a Venn diagram format. On the back, 10 examples are provided where the student has to determine if the two variables are only a
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8th - 9th
Also included in: Regression & Data Analysis Mini-Bundle
7.4A Constant Rate of Change Distance formula d = rt notes and practice
Distance formula notes and practice.
Students will learn to use fact families to manipulate the distance formula. They will identify the components of the formula and practice manipulating the formula to find either the distance, rate or time. They will also take information from a table and graph.
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6th - 9th
Also included in: 7.4a C.R.O.C. GROWING Bundle
Financial Literacy Earnings Statement - Understanding a Paycheck
You can purchase this product with other consumer math/ and financial literacy activities and projects in a BUNDLE:Consumer Math and Financial Literacy Activities & Projects BUNDLEUpdated to also include a Google Classroom™ version in addition to the original print-friendly version!**************************************************************************************The product includes a sample of a realistic earnings statement along with 18 questions regarding the understanding of how to r
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5th - 12th
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Functional Life Skills Special Education Activities Personal Financial Literacy
You will download a functional math and reading interactive notebook activity and quiz for your special education or family consumer science students to learn functional life skills vocabulary words, including money and banking terms. This money and banking packet works well for applied consumer math, financial literacy curriculum, functional life skills, special education math, business math, or a money and banking finance course. NOTE: You will receive one interactive notebook activity and a
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8th - 10th
Graphing Exponential Functions Practice
This is a one-sided page used to provide practice graphing exponential functions by hand. There are 6 questions total. TEKS Aligned: A9AThe student creates a table of values, graphs the function, states the domain & range, draws in the horizontal asymptote and names it as well. Transformations that are included: vertical stretch, flip over x-axis and shift left and down. Some bases are greater than 1 and some are between 0 and 1. Once the functions are graphed, the teacher can review the tr
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Exponential Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Math Riddle - Finding the Average - Fun Math
This worksheet adds a little fun to learning how to find the average of a set of numbers. The student will match the problem to its correct answer. Then they can break the code and find the answer to the riddle.
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6th - 9th
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Applications of Systems of Inequalities Algebra 1 Curriculum
Algebra 1 notes and in class practice over Systems of Linear Inequalities Word Problems. This is an involved concept and typically difficult for many Algebra students. Given a word problem, students will: identify variables write a system of linear inequalitiesgraph the system, showing all possible combinations for the situation. Two examples are included in the notes. Student practice includes 3 problems modeled like the notes; this is enough for class work only and not homework - I typically
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8th - 11th
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Financial Literacy: Net Worth, Assets, Liabilities, and Equity: Personal Finance
This engaging assignment teaches high school students about assets, liabilities, and net worth (equity). It is a great way to get your students interested in personal finance, financial literacy, and building wealth.First, give students the one-page handout to teach the definitions and examples of assets and liabilities, along with the formula for calculating equity (net worth).Then, 3 real world case studies are included with calculations to complete and questions to respond to. Students have t
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: High School Financial Literacy MEGA Bundle: Personal Finance Worksheets
Quadratic Applications Notes & Practice
The Quadratic Applications notes are a double-sided notes page used to teach quadratic applications. There are two examples with 5 to 6 questions each.The first example gives the student a graph of a quadratic application situation and asks the student questions such as "How long is the ball in the air?", "What is the maximum height achieved by the ball?" and "What is the domain/range of this situation?". The second example asks the same questions, but gives the student an equation instead. They
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: Quadratic Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
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