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Free 11th grade applied math assessments
Planning a Road Trip - Consumer Math Notes and Practice
**This product contains a digital format in addition to a printable (PDF format), perfect for distance learning or paperless classrooms. This consumer math product focuses on planning a road trip. It includes notes and practice with answer keys. It also includes a how-to guide to help teachers implement the project, as well as a digital guide. The notes are structured and scaffolded in a way to help all learners gain success with the subject matter.This product includes the following topics:•Co
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Consumer Math - Financial Literacy Curriculum BUNDLE
Consumer Math (Financial Literacy) Supplementary Materials
This consumer math (financial literacy) freebie gives an outline and structure to all of our consumer math products. It includes a table of contents, suggested groupings for presenting the materials, a brief CCSS alignment guide, and a detailed "how to use" guide.Related Products:Consumer Math Bundle**Full-year Curriculum Packs**Algebra 1 Curriculum Pack BUNDLEGeometry Curriculum Pack BUNDLEAlgebra 2 Curriculum Pack BUNDLEScaffolded Notes/Interactive Notebook BundlesAlgebra 1 INB BundleGeometry
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Consumer Math - Financial Literacy Curriculum BUNDLE
Going on a Road Trip Game - Consumer Math
This consumer math game focuses on going on a road trip! It is a great follow-up to our FREE planning a road trip notes and practice product. It includes directions, the game board, game cards, and a game sheet for recording the math used during the calculations. It is a fun way to reinforce real-world math skills.Great review for the topics:Cost of GasCost of LodgingCost of MealsCost of ActivitiesStudents will have a "game sheet" to turn in at the end of each game that can be used as an assessm
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Consumer Math - Financial Literacy Curriculum BUNDLE
Circles Unit Mini-Quizzes - Circumference and Area FREEBIE
Circles Unit Mini-Quizzes - Circumference and Area FREEBIE
This is a set of 2 FREE quizzes from my Circles Unit Mini-Quizzes. Mini-quizzes are half - sheet quizzes that are perfect as formative assessment or quick summative assessment. Each quiz focuses in on just one topic so that you can tell quickly if the students have the comment before you move on.
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1) Circumference and Area (1) - given diameter/radius
2) Circumference and Area (2) - use trigonometry or the Pythagorea
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Geometry Mini-Quizzes Money Saving BUNDLE!
Distributive Property Mousehunt
Students will complete distributive property problems and create a circuit with the correct solutions. Solve the problem on the bottom then look for the answer on the top of another sheet spread throughout classroom or hallway. If completed correctly it will form a circuit where they end where they began. Please message me if you have any questions.
Print up one copy of the problems and hang around room/hall. I print an answer document for each group and have them alternate writing problems
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6th - 12th
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Profit and Loss Worksheet
This profit and loss worksheet introduces calculating profit and loss based on cost and revenue. The table allows for concept building, then gradually increases skill level to applying concepts by solving word problems. I have used the worksheet for my senior high consumer mathematics students and enthusiastic junior high students. I hope you enjoy!
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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MYP Mathematics Mock Paper 2/20 (eAssessment 2023)
The solution of this paper is available to the school for free This sample paper is for the MYP eAssessment in mathematics. This paper can be used for both extended and standard mathematics.This paper is of 100 Marks & 2 hours Each criterion is balanced according to the e-Assessment format.(25 Marks criterion A, 25 Marks criterion B, 25 Marks criterion C, 25 Marks criterion D) Don't hesitate to contact 7on7academy@gmail.com for a detailed solution.
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8th - 11th
Also included in: IB MYP Mathematics eAssessment 2023 THREE Mock Papers (1-3/20)
Linear Regression QUIZ or ACTIVITY
This 10 question assessment is set up for MYP Years 3-5 and aligns with Criterion D: Applying to Real Life Situations. It includes finding a linear regression equation, using it to predict values, assessing the reasonableness based on the correlation coefficient, interpreting the slope in the context, and finding a best fit line by hand and comparing the line by hand with the regression line. You could also use this as an activity to review linear regression for older students.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Linear Functions and Transformations BUNDLE
IPads and Iphones: Maximizing Profit with Systems of Inequalities
This activity is designed to allow students to engage in a real world application of systems of Inequalities. Students will use graphing of systems to decide how many iPhones and iPads Apple should sell in order to make the most money. This can be used as a Common Core Task or as a classroom activity. Only 1 page, simple and concise for students to understand.
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9th - 12th
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Word Problems Assessment - AP Calculus Review (Not on Quizlet)
Step up your AP Calculus preparation with our exclusive Word Problems Assessment! Designed specifically for ambitious students aiming to excel in their AP Calculus exam, this assessment tool is unlike anything you'll find on Quizlet or other common study platforms.Each question is designed to mirror the complexity and style of the AP Calculus exam, ensuring that you are not only practicing but also applying calculus concepts in meaningful ways. This unique collection of problems will push you to
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10th - 12th
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Gross Wages Review
Engage the whole class in a quick 9 question review of calculating gross wages - including regular pay, overtime pay, commission pay, and piecerate pay. Problems are presented on one slide with the next slide showing the answer. A GREAT quick review before an assessment!
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6th - 12th
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Algebra Project - Ball Bounce Activity [FOLLOWER FREEBIE]
This is a great project to help students better understand the relationship between geometric sequences and exponential functions with a real-world context. Students will also become familiar with technology in order to create a regression model of the data. Students will analyze their data and present it in a project. A video of the data collection experiment is provided in the video preview. Project exemplars are provided in the product file.
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8th - 12th
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Functions (High School) Treasure Hunt Activity
Its a revision activity on the following topics· Understanding of Domain and Range· Composite Functions· Inverse of a functions· Graphs and transformations· Quadratics and nature of roots· Exponential and logsRational functions
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10th - 12th
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Identifying variables Activity - digital & print
This interactive activity will engage your students as they learn and practice defining and identifying variables! This is an important pre-skill for students to master before moving into algebra work- explicitly teaching it is important. This is great for print or use in a digital classroom. There are 2 worksheets. Differentiate or just use both! :)This activity includes:2 activities to practice both explaining what variables are and then identifying variables in operations This comes in both P
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3rd - 12th
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Final Exam Problems for Mathematical Modeling for Sustainability (Fall 2023)
The topic covers predator prey model using the Lotka-Volterra equations, population growth using exponential and logistic models, conditional probability for environmental issue, Game theory and Nash equilibrium, and the tragedy of the commons for the groundwater aquifer. This resource guide can be helpful for instructors who seek classroom examples for mathematical modeling in the context of sustainability. The problems are designed to test students' theoretical knowledge in practical contexts,
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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High School Math Test Self Assessment (Template with Example)
This is THE BEST math test self assessment for middle school and high school level students. All you need to do is grade their test, and then match your test questions with the topics you covered in class. Your students will then self assess how they feel those questions went. This is great because students will will know the exact topics and textbook sections they need to review. This self assessment structure has saved me so much time in giving students feedback. They immediately know which to
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6th - 12th
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Midterm Test Problems for Mathematical Modeling for Sustainability (Fall 2023)
The topic covers Fermi problem for estimating plastic waste in Korea, linear algebra applications in balancing the numbers between purchasing LED and CFL lightbulbs, residence time and pollutant concentration in a lake, calculating total power and energy generated by solar water heater, and monitoring indoor air quality in an office building. This resource guide can be helpful for instructors who seek classroom examples for mathematical modeling in the context of sustainability. The problems are
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Final Exam Problems for Mathematical Modeling for Sustainability (Spring 2023)
The topic covers the application of Newton's Law of Cooling in preserving vegetables, population growth using the logistic model, conditional probability in environment, game theory and Nash equilibrium for evaluating waste management system, and the tragedy of the commons.This resource guide can be helpful for instructors who seek classroom examples for mathematical modeling in the context of sustainability. The problems are designed to test students' theoretical knowledge in practical contexts
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Midterm Test Problems for Mathematical Modeling for Sustainability (Spring 2023)
The topic covers pollution in a stock-flow system, heat transfer and thermal conductivity in an insulated building, energy consumption, planet albedo in naked planed and glass-ball models, and predator-prey (Lotka-Volterra) model. This resource guide can be helpful for instructors who seek classroom examples for mathematical modeling in the context of sustainability. The problems are designed to test students' theoretical knowledge in practical contexts, build their critical thinking skills, and
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
HS-LS2-3
, HS-LS2-7
, HS-LS2-4
, HS-LS2-1
, HS-LS2-2
Foundations in Personal Finance Test Chapters 1 & 2 (Dave Ramsey)
Made this in my first year teaching Algebra with Finance in 2021, all questions come from content within the lesson! only 12 questions + a bonus. I have given this test for 3 years now for High School seniors & it has been great! Can be used anywhere from grades 6-12.Answers are in doc written in blue, if you print the paper as a black & white copy it will be invisible to the naked eye, must look at it as a word doc to see answers!
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9th - 12th
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Annuities - Financial Solver Bellwork Quiz - Google Forms
If your students are learning about using the financial solver apps on calculators, this short, two-question Google Forms Quiz might be great practice. It's set up to be free response and self-grading. It makes for great use as an exit ticket, bellwork, or just practice. A favorite way to use such a thing is as a check-for-understanding tool given at the start of class after a homework assignment on the topic has been given.This short, two-question Google Forms quiz is our gift to you, the ha
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10th - 12th
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Graph My Name! Performance Task
Students graph at least 5 letters of their name using multiple functions. This version requires linear, quadratic, square root, cube root, and cubic functions. After graphing by hand and writing the functions, they use Desmos to check their work and make an original piece of mathematical art!Google DocAlgebra 1Algebra 2
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9th - 11th
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I Do, We Do, You Do Writing Equations in Vertex Form Interactive Notebook
This is set up to be an interactive notebook entry, but could also be used as an assessment or as guided notes without a notebook as well. I found good response from this as a tool in my own classroom when learning to write quadratic equations after a day of introducing transformations.
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9th - 12th
Linear Programming Formative
Linear Programming Formative and Answer Key attached. I have used this in algebra 2 and it works great!
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10th - 12th
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