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Place value research for homeschool
Real World Math Enrichment Projects ( 7 projects included)
This bundle contains real world math projects to connect students math skills to their world in an engaging and high level thinking way. This is a growing bundle!Project 1: Rounding Research- Students explore rounding with missions to Walmart, Party City, Grocery store, and PetSmart.Project 2: Car Shopping- Students explore large numbers by shopping for a car and using place value skills on Carmax.Project 3: House Shopping- Students explore large numbers through the context of real estate in the
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3rd - 5th
Place Value Project
TOP SELLER! The Place Value Project allows students to explore numbers using a place value chart from ones to 10 millions. They will be using numbers in the real world to complete the chart and then writing standard, word, and expanded form for each number.
I have used the project as an at home project, using class time to introduce and begin. You could also use as an enrichment activity or as an activity for students to work on when they are completed with other tasks. It is always a favo
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4th - 5th
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CCSS:
Mortgages, exponential growth and interest
Many homeowners try to pay more on their mortgage each month in the hopes that it will save them money in the long run. Is this an accurate belief? For this exercise, you will determine the minimum payment for different mortgage products. You will also decide whether it is worth paying early. Note this exercise will not address the possibility of late or early payments, tax breaks for making an extra payment every year and other variables. Some of those are addressed in the extension assignment
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Decimals Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt project requires students to locate 22 items containing decimals. Students use the internet, newspapers and magazines to locate items, as well as find household items that contain decimals (cover of a box of cereal). Supplemental, optional, and culminating activities are listed. Activities are also suggested for individualizing activity for student needs.
By Math Fan
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3rd - 6th
MATHEMATICAL WRITING/ RESEARCH PROMPT: THE ZERO
USE THIS FOR A MATH CENTER, HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT, PLACE VALUE PROJECT, OR A BULLETIN BOARD.
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4th - 9th
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