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8th grade geography Common Core 7.EE.B.3 resources
World Geography Escape Room | 20 Clues on Continents, Landmarks, Historic Sites
In this geography and world continents Escape Room and Crack the Code activity, students work individually (or in pairs) to research the location of 20 different historic sites, landforms, or geographic features! In a twist from my other Crack the Code activities, this geography one is designed for seated use and is ideal for student research! Students work on discovering far-away (and often unheard of) locations to learn their continent location, all before attempting to crack the final code
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5th - 8th
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Yellowstone National Park Treasure Hunt Escape Room: Math Real World Questions
This escape the park activity is great for a variety of ages. Students will have an hour to complete all the questions to find a treasure. They will have to solve math problems with real world application in order to open separate lock boxes. If they don't make it in an hour the park will be closed. I have included multiple sets of questions that could be used for a variety of skill levels. You will need manilla folders to represent your lock boxes. The questions include a variety of readiness s
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3rd - 8th
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Escape Room Mount Rainier National Park Math Activity Varied Level Questions
This escape the park activity is great for a variety of ages. Students will have an hour to complete all the questions before they are locked in the park. I have included multiple sets of questions that could be used for a variety of skill levels. You will need manilla folders to represent your lock boxes.This escape room practices the following math topics:Set 1· Order sets of rational numbers in real world · Generate fractions, decimals and percent in real world scenarios · Multiply and Divide
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2nd - 8th
Population Growth interactive Numbers workbook
In this interactive workbook students will learn how to create different kind of charts from data tables around the topic of world population growth. First they will guess the total number of people living on earth and draw where in the world they are living. Secondly we look at adding columns to a table and adding a simple sum function to calculate the total number of people living on earth over a period of 120 years. This column we will then plot on a line graph. This lesson also covers: Bar c
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6th - 9th
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