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High school fractions lessons for Microsoft Word
Make a Mandala a Radial Design Art Lesson Plan
This is an art project to teach students how to create a radial design / Mandala. This lesson plan includes a picture of a mandala that I created as an example for my class. It contains a list of materials needed, TEKS covered, student objectives, instructions, student handout (with directions questions and a notes page) and a suggested rubric for grading the project. You can use it to focus on culture, art, mathematics, or just for fun.Thank you,Shawna Poage =)
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Fractions, Percents, Etc. for Middle School
There never seems to be enough worksheets for middle school students to practice their math skills. So, I ended up creating my own...
Here are 38 worksheets that provide practice for fractions with negatives, percents, evaluating expressions, one-step to multi-step equations, mean, median, mode, stem and leaf plots, and probability. An answer key is also included.
This file is in Word format so that you can keep the format and make additional worksheets by changing the numbers.
Key Words: mid
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7th - 10th
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Middle School Casino
Want an excited activity to bring your middle school probability math lessons to life? Try this middle school casino lesson that your students will love! This 60-90 minute lesson is fun for both you and your students. In the lesson, the students will join small groups and compete to earn as much (Monopoly) money as they can. The game uses a deck of cards and dice and the students will explore the likelihood of certain events happening while expressing the odds with fractions, ratios, and percen
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6th - 9th
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Fractions Bundle "Twist" 12 Worksheets
FRACTIONS BUNDLE "TWIST" 12 WORKSHEETSYou receive 12 FULL worksheets all on the 4 OPERATIONS of FRACTIONS including WORD PROBLEMS for EACH operation!The "Twist"? - ALL these examples are written out IN WORDS to make your students THINK a little more. They must first READ the fractions correctly, then WRITE them correctly and then SOLVE them correctly (hopefully!) to lowest terms; Here is what you'll receive:Worksheet 1 - ADDITION OF FRACTIONS; all types of addition of fraction examples with like
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6th - 9th
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Probability 09 - Finding the Probability of Multiple Events Using Tree Diagrams
Distinguish between dependant and independent events.
Calculate the probability of dependant and independent events using tree diagrams.
Students need to be able to distinguish if the situation involves replacement (independent events) or does not involve replacement (dependant).
We can use tree diagrams to display multiple event situations with and without replacement.
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Probability 08 - Finding All Possible Outcomes with Tree Diagrams
Display the possible outcomes of a multiple event scenario using a tree diagram, a table or a list.
Determine the probability of multiple, dependent events.
To find the total outcomes of a multiple event, students will eventually be using the Fundamental Counting Principle (the multiply rule).
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7th - 9th
Rounding Decimals Double Step!
ROUNDING DECIMALS DOUBLE STEP!
CHALLENGE YOUR STUDENTS WITH THIS WORKSHEET!
Here are two examples of what's on here:
* * round seven ninths to the nearest tenth!
* * round twenty three nineteenths to the nearest thousandth!
ARE YOU THINKING? YOUR STUDENTS WILL BE!
This is NOT your TYPICAL ROUNDING of decimals!
All the examples on here are written out IN WORDS AS FRACTIONS! Students must FIRST change the fractions to decimals correctly and THEN ROUND the decimals correctly.
Will challe
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6th - 9th
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Probability 10 - Finding the Probability of Multiple Events Using Mulitplication
Distinguish between dependant and independent events.
Calculate the probability of dependant and independent events using multiplication.
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Decimals and Fractions Together
DECIMALS and FRACTIONS TOGETHER
You receive 2 very difficult worksheets where students must match decimals on one side with their equivalent fractions on the other side.
This may not sound difficult, but it is.
What makes it so hard is that some of the fractions on here are NOT REDUCED yet STILL EQUIVALENT to their matching decimal making it harder to do.
This will surely make your students "think"and it's NOT for the beginner.
Students must know how to reduce well in order to solve these
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6th - 9th
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Lesson Plan - Convert Decimals to Fractions
Great, detail-oriented, 11-point lesson plan that addresses teaching students how to convert percentages to fractions. This is a great print and go! Use to organize your math lessons and to post for administrative checks and also great to use in higher learning / professional development!Please check out other related lesson plans:--Percentages--Decimals--Fractions--Converting Fractions to Decimals--Converting Decimals to Percentages--Converting Fractions to Percentages--Converting Percentages t
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6th - 10th
Probability 03 - Comparing Experimental Probability to Theoretical Probability
Articulate that Theoretical Probability is what should happen and Experimental Probability is what actually happened.
Articulate that the Experimental Probability of an event gets closer to the Theoretical Probability as the number of trials increases.
Calculate the Experimental Probability of single events.
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7th - 9th
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Decimals Rounding
DECIMALS ROUNDING
WANT TO MAKE YOUR STUDENTS "THINK"? READ ON....
Here are two examples off this worksheet:
* * change seven ninths to the nearest tenth as a decimal
* * change twenty three nineteenths to the nearest thousandth as a decimal
ARE YOU THINKING? YOUR STUDENTS WILL BE!!
This is not your typical rounding of decimals! Students must first change the fractions to decimals and THEN round to a nearest place value as decimals.
Calculators are suggested as this is quite difficult.
Th
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6th - 9th
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Solving Proportions by Simplifying Fractions Guided Notes
Guided Notes centered around simplifying fractions and using that skill to solve proportion. Best taught before teaching cross-product method of solving proportions so that students have a deeper understanding of the concept behind fractions being equivalent.
Activity and end of notes included with teacher descriptor of how to play
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6th - 9th
Lesson Plan - Converting Percentages to Decimals
Great, detail-oriented, 11-point lesson plan that addresses teaching students how to convert percentages to decimals. This is a great print and go! Use to organize your math lessons and to post for administrative checks and also great to use in higher learning / professional development!Please check out other related lesson plans:--Percentages--Decimals--Fractions--Converting Fractions to Decimals--Converting Decimals to Percentages--Converting Fractions to Percentages--Converting Decimals to Fr
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6th - 10th
Probability 04 - Using Experimental Probability to Predict Total Outcomes
Use experimental probability to determine all of the possible outcomes for a single event.
By conducting an experiment with repeated single events, we can work backwards to determine all of the possible outcomes of that single event.
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7th - 9th
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Probability 02 - Predicting the Number of Successes for Repeat Events
Calculate the theoretical probability of repeated single events (ex., number of heads when a coin is flipped 100 times).
Review of converting fractions and decimals into percents. Also, review of multiplying whole numbers by fractions and decimals
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7th - 9th
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Add and Subtract Fractions Guided Notes with Word Problems
Good review of fractions, common and uncommon denominators, mixed numbers all with visual representation through drawings. I used this with my lower performing 9th graders.
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5th - 9th
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Lesson Plan - Convert Percentages to Fractions
Great, detail-oriented, 11-point lesson plan that addresses teaching students how to convert percentages to fractions. This is a great print and go! Use to organize your math lessons and to post for administrative checks and also great to use in higher learning / professional development!Please check out other related lesson plans:--Percentages--Decimals--Fractions--Converting Fractions to Decimals--Converting Decimals to Percentages--Converting Fractions to Percentages--Converting Decimals to F
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6th - 10th
Cups of Fun
You and your classmates are owners of a catering company called “The Cater Co.”. You have been asked to cater an upcoming brunch for the local sports team (approximately 40 people). Your company has been asked to make a menu of 5 main dishes to provide for the guests. The class will be broken into groups of five. Each team member in your group will be assigned one of the five menu items so that each team member is contributing one dish. The following assignment is a great applied math activity t
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8th - 10th
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School Building Map Project
This is a PBL project in which students create a map of their own school. Students will use ratios and proportions to convert measurements into appropriate measurements for the map and then utilize ruler skills to draw the map. A rubric, calculations sheet, step-by-step directions, measurement spreadsheet, and example sketch (for collecting measurements).Teacher tips and notes include:- Calendar with each day's activities- Common Core standards- Lesson objectives (SWBAT - student will be able t
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Similar Mario Math!
This activity relates Super Mario and all of his various forms to ratios, rates, and proportions. Students are invited to explore the various sizes of Super Mario to their lives. The document contains four questions to examine ratios, rates, and proportions in various aspects.
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6th - 12th
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Alice in Mathland!
This activity relates Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to ratios, rates, and proportions. Students are invited to explore Alice's curious adventures to their lives. The document contains five questions to examine ratios, rates, and proportions in various aspects. There is a homework activity called "Mini-Me Math" that is a free download to use with this document if desired.
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6th - 12th
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Multiplying Fractions Lesson Hand-out
This lesson hand-out lends itself to illustrate why multiplying fractions results in a smaller product. It also covers negatives as well as cross multiplication. It provides scaffolding for the students to fill in the notes.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Probability 05 - Finding the Probability of Dependent Events
Determine the probability of dependent events.
If there is no replacement, then for each consecutive event, the denominator decreases as the total possible outcomes decreases.If a desired outcome is chosen on a previous event, then the numerator also decreases for the next event.
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7th - 9th
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