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Middle school math activities for Microsoft Publisher
Area of Rectangle &Triangle with Formula; Special Ed; Differentiated Geometry
This is a modified worksheet from the middle school geometry curriculum. It is excellent for special education students who require an alternate or modified curriculum.
This worksheet includes four rectangles/squares and four triangles. The pages are separated by shape so they can be given one at a time. The worksheets have the formula for area broken down into easy steps. Students have to fill in the blanks, which will help them solve the equation.
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PreK - 9th
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Food Picture Graph; Compare and Describe Data in a Graph
This is modified for sixth grade special ed, statistics. Students will read the graph and answer the questions. This can also be used in primary grades.
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1st - 6th
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Quiet Please! A Noise Pollution Activity
Students conduct an activity to determine the most effective way to control noise using shoe boxes and sound-absorbing materials. In groups, students will use one of 8 materials assigned by the teacher to sound-proof the inside of a shoebox. They will place a timer inside the box and test how far away the ringing can be heard, record the results, and then graph the data gathered.
National Science Education Standards: A, B, E, F & G
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4th - 7th
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Spending Money; Special Ed Life Skills Math; Matching Coins to Prices
This cut and paste coin worksheet is modified from the middle school number relationships and computation curriculum. It is excellent for special education students who require an alternate or modified curriculum.
Students begin by cutting out the 6 boxes on the second page. These have an item, the name of the item, and a price, all under $1.00.
Next, students count the 6 sets of coins shown on the first page. They are to match the set of coins with the item they can buy with those coins.
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2nd - 12th
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Cost of the 12 Days of Christmas
This project gives the background on how the cost of the 12 Days of Christmas is calculated. Students need to fill in a chart that names the differences in prices from last year to this year. They also can shop for someone off the list. They are given a budget of $5,000. They need to determine the cost and also the "change" they'd get back. The source of the article is listed. It is a website. The website can be used to access videos. This project can be done independently at school or ho
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4th - 8th
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Dinner Menu - Factoring and Rational Expressions
This project was designed to be used in a collaborative setting. I counted it as a test grade for my students. They had a rational expressions and factoring dinner date with a partner. During class, they were allowed to complete this activity and record their findings. Detailed directions are included. Change the theme to your school's logo. This document helps students with mastery of Virginia Algebra II EOC Mathematics SOL AII.1.
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8th - 12th
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Finding the Diameter; Modified for Special Ed; Differentiated Geometry
This is a modified worksheet from the middle school geometry curriculum. It is excellent for special education students who require an alternate or modified curriculum.
This worksheet includes three circles, each with the radius given. Students are to find the diameter and write the answer on the line. Another option is to give students the three answers and have them paste the correct number on each line. There is a hint under each radius's length to explain to students how to solve the proble
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5th - 12th
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Measuring Angles - famous soccer goals
Using a protractor, find the angles involved in these famous soccer goals. Perfect for teaching protractor use with a twist. Great for homework or for a lesson. 10 problems to work through with answer key included.
Grades:
4th - 7th
Counting Money; Differentiated for Special Ed, Life Skills Math
These worksheet are modified from the middle school number relationships and computation curriculum. They are excellent for special education students who require an alternate or modified curriculum. They would also be a good resource for students in elementary/intermediate general education classes.
There are two worksheets, one for students who need things more simplified, and one for students who do not. One of the worksheets asks students to circle the correct amount of money that is shown.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Triangles on Trial: Identifying Triangles by Angles & Sides
This is a fun mystery game that requires students to classify triangles by sides and angles in order to solve mysteries.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Earth Day Math Activities Worded Problems
Earth Day Math Activities Worded Problems
Features 20 Earth Day worded problems. It includes:
- Each Earth Day worded problem is themed around a way to save the environment.
- simple multiplication, multiplication with zeroes, two digit by two digit multiplication
- simple division and division with zeroes
- Ten make up your own Earth Day worded problems
- Open ended problems with many solutions
- Solutions to all problems
Great to use for group rotations and as task cards.
Tags:
Earth Day
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3rd - 6th
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Divisibility Dollars Game (A Game Using the Divisibility Rules)
In this game, students will practice using the divisibility rules. When students land on a number on the game board, they must decide, by using the divisibility rules, whether that number is divisible by the number they spun on the spinner. If yes, they collect divisibility dollars. The person with the most divisibility dollars wins! You can spice up this activity by allowing students to buy prizes with the dollars they have won!
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4th - 6th
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Multi use Total Participation Cards
This set of 12 cards is designed to be printed onto 3 by 5 inch index cards.
Use these cards in any class to easily assess your students. Find out if they understand a concept or if they don't get it. Know if they are ready to share or if they need more time to think. I also included ABCD cards for multiple choice responses.
Each student could have their own set OR you could just have a class set.
Laminate them so you can get years of use. You may also decide to put them onto popsicle stic
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5th - 8th
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Blank Game Board - Teachers or students can add questions
This was designed to have my students start making text dependet questions but could easily be used for any subject. Makes a great review.
Use a poster maker and blow it up!
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Most pages are black and white so they can be easily printed or copied.
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PreK - 12th
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Halloween Graphing With Pictures; Cut and Paste Activity; modified curriculum
This is a three-page activity. The fourth page is all of the pictures that the students will be given by their teacher. These can be cut out individually ahead of time or students can be given a chunk of pictures that they need to cut out. Students should each get 15 pictures to graph.
The first page includes directions:
"Your teacher will give you 15 Halloween pictures to graph. Sort your pictures to put each of the same picture in one pile. Answer the questions on the worksheets and then glu
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PreK - 12th
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Mixed number fraction addition activity - game using dice, 5.NF.A.1
I used this 1 page activity with small groups of two students. The students roll the dice to fill in the mixed number fraction boxes and then they worked through completing the calculations. Student groups can also trade their sheet with another group for calculation completion. This sheet focuses on addition however there are two bonus problems at the bottom involving mixed number subtraction. This activity is great practice for converting mixed numbers to improper fractions. I've included a Pu
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5th - 8th
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CCSS:
Personal Financial Literacy Game of "LIFE"
6.14C
With a starting balance of $500, students roll dice and move their game piece through the board game of Financial LIFE. Along the way, students will record each transaction in their checkbook register and experience paychecks, lottery wins, phone bills, electricity bills, etc. Working with a partner, the student who reaches the finish circle with the largest balance wins.
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5th - 8th
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Do you have enough money? Task Cards
Tasks cards that show the price of an item and the amount of money you have (in bills). The student can then determine if they have enough money to purchase the item. Also included are some blank price tags that can be written in by the teacher.
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1st - 6th
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Partitioning Numbers to 1000 Resources
Several resources to teach children how to partition numbers up to 1000. Tasks get progressively more challenging and include reasoning and problem solving
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Partitioning to 1000 lesson with resources
Pi Day Amazing Race!
In the following pages, you will find our “Pi Day Amazing Race.” Students will travel in group of 4-5, depending on class sizes until they have visited every country. It is a RACE, so the team that completes the circuit first wins! Students love competition and these fun, easy to set up activities, geared toward 4-9th graders (can easily be adapted up or down in grade level) will challenge your students to race around the world answering questions with respect to Pi! Have fun!
Area and Perimeter CHoice Board / BINGO Board
Choice Boards can easily be scaffolded by
- having students fold to see only the row they are answering
- having students find more than one (across and down) to challenge them
Contain
- all of the intelligences
- Bloom questioning
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Most pages are black and white so they can be easily printed or copied.
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3rd - 6th
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Math Mystery Pictures: Editable, Multiple Characters
Blank mystery pictures with recognizable characters from the hit cartoon Adventure Time!
These are EDITABLE so that you can choose what multiplication facts you want to practice. Includes 5 characters! Ideas and sample answer keys also included! Blank versions of each character included for ease of use. Can be used as a student-led activity!
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Grades:
1st - 8th
Patterns: Continue Basic Shape Patterns; Differentiated for Special Ed
Aligns with the following objective:
Given a repeating pattern using symbols, shapes, designs, and/or pictures with 2, 3, and/or 4 objects in the core, student will continue the pattern.
This is a great assignment to do for homework or as a warm-up.
There are two worksheets, one is more simplified for students with processing needs.
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PreK - 12th
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Math Discussion Cards for Problem Solving
Students of all ages can use one of these 4-tiered math discussion cards to help problem solve. Whether in kindergarten or 8th grade, when students experience productive struggle sometimes they simple need to be taught how to begin or how to persevere along the way. These cards provide students with a "before" "while" and "after" I solve a problem approach. Keep these cards handy and have students utilize them daily. Before you know it, the concepts will be ingrained and their math skills will i
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Grades:
K - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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