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12th grade math rubric microsofts
Famous Mathematician Facebook Project
This is a great 21st Century/Technology Filled End of the Year (or long break) Project!
**I have used this with 6th to 9th graders! I am sure high schoolers would enjoy this project as well!**
Students are to create an imitation Facebook (Mathbook) of a Famous Mathematician. Included is a word document "Mathbook" template for students to use. If you have trouble with the document play around with the margins on the top of the word document.
Guidelines for the project:
-Name of famous math
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Have your students teach the class!! (Class teaching assignment)
Here is a rubric and instructions for an activity I do in my classes each year. This can work in ANY CLASS for ANY SUBJECT matter!!!
I always find myself teaching a section that is review for my students or is really easy for them and we speed right through it. So I decided to create this rubric as a project to make my students be the teachers!
They can have 2-3 days to learn the content, come up with a lesson plan and make a handout for the class. I ask them to use a half sheet and I make
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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STEM: Bridge Building Rubric
This rubric is useful for any bridge building project (toothpick, popsicle stick, pasta, etc)We used this rubric for an 8th grade STEM class where students worked in partners to design and build a pasta bridgeCan be adjusted to meet the needs of your project
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4th - 12th
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Project - Graphing Parent Functions: Stained Glass Window
Students must create and graph ten different functions with transformations based on the following parent functions - linear, quadratic, absolute value. Restrictions on transformations are required. Students are then directed to color in each section to create a stained glass window effect. Rubric, directions, and student worksheets included.
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10th - 12th
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Introduction to Personal Finance PowerPoint
Use this PowerPoint as an introductory lesson to your personal finance course, or any financial literacy unit! Includes visual supports through an engaging YouTube video, Kahoot to preview financial facts used later in the PowerPoint, as well as how to set financial goals and make wise choices with your money! 20 slides, what a deal!Take advantage of the free Setting Financial Goals Brochure activity that goes along with this PowerPoint! BONUS! This PowerPoint includes an accommodated version o
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Home Economics/Foods and Nutrition Menu/Meal Planning Project
This is a seven page project which allows students to organize, plan and budget an entire 3 course meal plus a beverage. This is a great hands on project for Grade 7-12. Included is a typed up letter to parents, initial meal planning sheet (covers allergies and food intolerances), self-assessment, guest comment card and assessment, and the 6 step project nicely laid out to ensure full organization. It ensures students covers all the tools they will need, terms to research such as "sauté" and
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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4 Point Holistic Math Scoring Rubric
This is a holistic math scoring rubric. It is very open ended and can be applied to nearly any math activity or grade level. It includes descriptions of general concepts and errors that may occur and percentage correlations. It also includes space for teacher comments.
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3rd - 12th
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Geocaching Project
Students learn about the global treasure hunt called Geocaching in the intro PowerPoint. The project has them build and hide caches on campus, and log their coordinates using several GPS devices that I have gathered through the years (I started with only 1 the first year).
The culmination of the project is to have each class period search for caches hidden by a different class period.
I also encourage students to create and account on geocaching.com, download the Geocaching Ap (available on t
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Block Math Stations Rotation Schedule and Student Rubric Reflection
This Station Schedule can be edited for your subject and time allotment. I give this to my students on Monday. It allows them to have some freedom/choices of learning activities that need to be finished by Friday. The backside (Pg 2) is a student rubric and self-reflection.FYI: If you're wondering how I got the picture inside the QR Code - I used QR Monkey. It's a free site & easy to use.(FYI: A 2nd version of the schedule & teacher lesson plan were added on to the end of this. Hope y
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3rd - 12th
Learning Goal Tracking Mats - Editable
These learning goal mats can be placed on students desks or they can be displayed on a wall. Students write their learning goals on the cards provided and use the stars to track when they achieve their goal. This file is editable so that you can display your students' names.Please ensure that you print this file on A3 paper. Included in this file:* How to use instructions* Learning goal mats*Learning goal cards
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Math Research Project
Looking for an end of the year activity that encourages students to explore math concepts? This research project is a great way to use up a few days in a way that encourages students to take a personal interest in math and encourages them to research more on their own.
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9th - 12th
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3 Act Math Problem Solving Worksheet Template & Scoring Rubric (ppt)
Student template/worksheet that will apply for any 3 Act math activity. The student worksheet is 2 pages, so best when printed two-sided.TEACHERS this also comes with a bonus Scoring Rubric which scores perseverance, communication, and accuracy. (based on CCSS Math Practice 1-5)
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3rd - 12th
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Polynomial Project
This is a project for students to become more fluent in adding and multiplying polynomials by calculating the perimeter of area of different shapes in a house floor plan.*This project has been successfully completed both in-person and virtual class periods Within this document you will find: 1- project details and expectations 2- grading rubric 3- optional pre-assessment questions 4- small scale version of project that can be done with class as a model or during enrichment periods 5- 2 different
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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Vector Project Rubric
This is a rubric for a student group project. Students are asked to make a poster about vectors. Students must write their own story using vectors, magnitude and direction, graph the result, draw a picture related to the story, and solve the other groups' problems. Students will present their problems and solutions to the class.
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10th - 12th
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Standards Based Grade Book
Fully functional and automated grade book catered to elementary standards based grading. Enter your own standards for your report cards or state standards. Scores can be entered to be averaged in a consolidated sheet to make completing report cards easier. Make a copy each quarter. Standards and students automatically import to other pages.Individual class overall grade page for average of each standard for easy printing.Horizontal view of every subject for average of each standard for easy
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PreK - 12th
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Black History Month Project for Math and Science Rubric
This documents provides a rubric for a Black History Month Project which includes a biography and a presentation. This project can easily be modified for Women's History Month and National Hispanic Heritage Month. Students are graded on 4 categories which are worth a total of 5 points each. The project is worth 20 points and can easily be converted to a percentage by multiplying by 5.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â MLK Day/Black History Month Bundle.
Algebra II Proficiency Scales, Standards-Based Grading
This bundle includes student-friendly proficiency scales for Algebra I. There are scales for each of the following concepts:Exponents and RootsLinear and Quadratic Expressions and EquationsComplex Number SystemInequalitiesFunctionsLinear and Quadratic FunctionsSystems of Equations and InequalitiesExponential and Logarithmic Expressions, Equations, and FunctionsRational Expressions, Equations, and FunctionsSolving Absolute Value and Radical EquationsPolynomial Expressions, Equations, and Function
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9th - 12th
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Wood Joints Project
This project is designed to challenge your knowledge of how wood can be put together - this project sets high expectations for students thought process, planning, drawing, and hands on skills. A rubric for their drawings, a planning guide, and project grading rubric is included!
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Woods Projects & Assignments
TAILS Method of Graphing Grading Rubric
This is a grading rubric to keep students on track when setting up graphs of any type. Since we all know that graphing is 90% the set up and 10 % the actual plotting of data.
It includes a description of requirements for each category: Excellent, Emerging and Needs Improvement.
I have successfully used this rubric with my students in 9th - 12th grades to improve their graphing and teach them now to become independent graphers.
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5th - 12th
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Calculus Project - Optimization
In this project, students work collaboratively to approach an engineering-type problem involving cans and their surface area. There are rubrics included for team evaluation, self evaluation, and teacher evaluation.
Math - Board Game Project
Fully Editable Board Game Project!Downloadable document includes:- Project Description and Instructions- Grading Rubric- Student ChecklistUsed for my Math 9s as a final project. However, it can be edited to fit your class and needs!
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5th - 12th
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Poster Project Rubric
This rubric is great to use for general poster projects. There is a section of the rubric that addresses quality of the poster and a section that addresses quality of the presentation. This rubric can be applied for group work or individual work. The rubric uses student friendly and mathematical language. If you are not a math teacher, the document is fully editable to incorporate topic-appropriate language.
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3rd - 12th
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Designing a Pool 8.G.9 Problem Based Learning volume of 3D shapes
Bring math to life and spark students' creativity with the Treehouse Project-Based Learning activity! This hands-on and engaging project enables students to apply their knowledge of 3D shapes and volume calculations in a fun, practical context - designing their dream pool.Students will sketch their pool designs, calculate volumes of various components, and explain their mathematical thinking. This activity promotes critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and communication skills.The d
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7th - 12th
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Geologic Time Scale Model
In this activity, students will perform calculations to construct a timeline depicting major events from earth’s history. This timeline will allow students to visualize the sequence of these events on a scale that is comprehensible to them because they are modeled on objects that connect to their own experiences. Examples of images could include things like a meter stick, a calendar, a clock, or a football field.
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS1-4
, HS-ESS1-6
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