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High school math cultural activities for Google Apps
Celebrating Famous Black Mathematicians for Black History Month Digital or Print
I have compiled a list of 20 famous black mathematicians (this could be used for math or STEM classes), one for each day of February, Black History Month. This could be given to students as a slideshow to look through and fill out an attached worksheet (available digitally or through print) or be gone over on a day to day basis as a warm-up. Hopefully this exposure will also encourage students towards STEM careers, while celebrating the accomplishments of famous Black Mathematicians.
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6th - 12th
Not So Famous Mathematicians Project
This project is a great start to the year or after a break. It is a research project on accomplished mathematicians, while students are encouraged to ask themselves, 'have I heard about these mathematicians?' Here is the student facing project introduction: "Many times, when we hear the word mathematician, we may think of the few examples we have heard of like Stephen Hawking, Albert Einstein, etc. While those mathematicians have made amazing strides for the field of mathematics, the point of th
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8th - 12th
Ratio Recipe Final Project Handout
This is a great end of unit project for rates, ratios and proportions. The student facing introduction is as follows; "You have found your favorite recipe for a dessert or appetizer and want to bring it to a class party. The problem is your recipe doesn’t serve enough people. Use proportions to increase the recipe to serve all the people needed. Make 1 serving per person. We have 15 people we need to serve."There are multiple parts to this project, including creating a brochure for their new con
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5th - 12th
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Islamic Heritage Month Profiles
Islamic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate and learn about the rich contributions and history of Muslim individuals and cultures. In the following activity, have your students select one individual to research, gather, organize, and deliver information on. They have the opportunity to highlight 3 important facts, what they are known for, challenges faced, a quote, one question they would love to ask them, and opportunity to sketch them. There are 38 famous individuals from various fields who
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7th - 9th
Would You Rather? ¿Qué Prefieres? Game 100th Day of School in Spanish
Looking for a fun and engaging way to celebrate the 100th Day of School? It is a fun day to introduce numbers and place value, in the hundreds place in Spanish! Introduce students to this fun day by playing this fun game of Would You Rather? Build vocabulary while creating a classroom filled with fun!
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K - 12th
Dream Vacation Budget Project
Used for grades 7-12. Students do research (links are included) of their dream vacation, (flight, hotel, entertainment, and food). They then have to record their calculations on the attached spreadsheet and stay within their budget. There are some percentage questions (calculating tip and taxes on food/hotel). There are no formulas used in the google sheets so students are required to do their own calculations. Takes about 2 class days (45 min each), to complete. __________________________
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Dream Vacation Budget Project
Back to School: Culture Quilt Activity celebrate all cultures in the classroom
One important method of fostering a safe classroom space is celebrating the different cultures that make up your classroom.To establish the community of your classroom and get to know your students in the first days of school, encourage your class to create a culture quilt! Students can decorate a square of paper (either digitally or by hand) to represent themselves and their culture. Once every student has decorated a square, all of the squares can be connected to make a classroom culture quilt
Grades:
9th - 12th
Food Truck Project- Proyecto de camión de comida Spanish class
Have you asked yourself, “What do I do now that my students have taken the AP Spanish test?". This project is the answer to your question. It is a great end of the year project for students. It is also a great cultural activity that can be used for Spanish Three and above. You can also partner with foods science teacher or math teacher in school and do combined lessons. This is a food trucks project. Students will create a food truck and menu based on a Spanish-speaking country of their choice.
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6th - 12th
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Travel Planner
A cross-curricular activity for students to practice their research skills by assuming the role of a travel agent. I typically use this for my "Hope Nation" unit but I think this would yield to any portion of your curriculum where you may be reading about places that your students may not be familiar with!They will be researching:Flights + CostHotel + CostFind *2 Places to Eat* in the city/country given to you w. meals + costFind *3 Activities* for your trip. These activities can be tourist attr
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6th - 12th
Native Americans & Numbers
Do you want to incorporate different cultures and history into your math classroom? This is the perfect activity for you! Give your students an opportunity to think out of the box and gain new perspective numbers and counting. This lesson gives a focus on the role of numbers among many different indigenous cultures of North America. Students will explore the unfamiliar role of numbers in counting and mythology. In this resource you will find:- Google slides presentation- Student activity (notes
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9th - 11th
Create a Mandala In Google Slides Cultural Arts & Mindfulness Activity
Teach students about radial symmetry, color families and graphic design by having them create a mandala in Google Slides. Easy to follow instructions. Teachers can edit and modify to include any lesson plan/grade level involving mathematics, cultural arts, visual arts. Objectives:Learn about MandalasCreate a circle sectioned into even numbered equal partsDecide on shapesCreate a color scheme based on your moodCreate a mandala using your selected shapes and colorsReflect on your designSEL Objecti
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4th - 12th
AP Spanish Listening Activity | Los desafíos globales mundiales | 6 Contextos
Comprensión auditiva sobre los seis contextos de la unidad: Los temas económicos | el medio ambiente |La población y la demografía | El bienestar social | El pensamiento filosófico y la religión | La conciencia social y más.Comprensión auditiva: “Los desafíos mundiales” Para esta actividad, podrás ver cinco videos que demuestran la innovación tecnológica y avances médicos que a veces interfiere con la ética de varias comunidades en el mundo. Mientras ves los videos, circula la respuesta más ade
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Would You Rather? Game 100th Day of School
Looking for a fun and engaging way to celebrate the 100th Day of School? It is a fun day to introduce numbers and place value, in the hundred place. Introduce students to this fun day by playing this fun game of Would You Rather? Build vocabulary while creating a classroom filled with fun!
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K - 12th
Equity vs. Equality Activity
I use this activity at the beginning of the school year to help students understand the difference between equity and equality, and how that appears in a classroom (I will give each person what they need = equity, instead of treating everyone the same and not individualizing education = equality). It ends with a "get to know you" activity for students to walk around and brainstorm goals with another peer in the classIntegrates 3 column notes, WICOR, Quickwrites, and 30 second speeches (all of wh
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6th - 12th
Famous and Historic Riddles/Brain Teasers - cross curricular activity
This cross-curricular, critical thinking activity is quick (4-7 minutes for each riddle) and works well as a bellringer, when you are in between activities or when you finish early and need something to hold students over till the bell rings. Expose your students to some of the most famous riddles ever created. From the most ancient Sumerian riddle discovered to Harry Potter, your students will be exposed to these classics from many eras and cultures. Literature, poetry, math, geography, and his
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Dream Vacation Budget Project- Scaffolded Version
Used for grades 7-12. Students do research (links are included) of their dream vacation, (flight, hotel, entertainment, and food). They then have to record their calculations on the attached spreadsheet and stay within their budget. There are some percentage questions (calculating tip and taxes on food/hotel). There are no formulas in the google sheets so that students are required to do their own calculations. Takes about 2 class days (45 min each), to complete. __________________________
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Dream Vacation Budget Project
Musical Passports: Cuban Salsa {Google Slides}
Musical Passports: Cuban SalsaGet ready to set off on a thrilling musical journey with our "Musical Passports" lesson series! Unveil the mesmerizing rhythms, captivating melodies, and vibrant cultures of various musical traditions from around the globe. Tailored for students in grades 6 to 12, these dynamic lessons are available in digital Google Slides or clickable interactive PDFs.Features that Ignite Learning:Digital Delight: Dive into interactive Google Slides or clickable PDFs for an engagi
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Musical Passports: Cuban Salsa {BUNDLE PDF/Google Slides}
Create a Budget Research Project
This is a perfect unit for students, from middle school and up. This unit teaches students all about responsibility. They must first choose a career, then make a plan for college, and get an entry level salary for their chosen career. The students will then make a budget.... what can they afford?!?! Everything from car insurance, rent, groceries, student loans, etc., is included! Students must also make a grocery list. They have to eat! There are vocabulary words that must be defined. Checks an
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6th - 12th
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Unit Circle: Dia de los Muertos Kite Project
Check out all the pages of this project on my website.The goal of this project is for students to construct their own Unit Circle. They also begin to use it to evaluate exact values of sine and cosine and graph these functions. Can be printed or typed on.Text of the first page:Dia de los Muertos Kite ProjectON NOVEMBER 1ST OF EVERY year the people of both Santiago Sacatepéquez, and Sumpango, Guatemala, put together giant kites to fly during the Day of the Dead during the All Saints Day Kite Fes
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11th - 12th
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Hispanic Heritage Month Welcome Slideshow - Math
Whenever my students come into my classroom, I have a slide on the board welcoming students and notifying them of the agenda for the day. From September 15th through October 15th, it is Hispanic Heritage Month. This slideshow is to put a spotlight on Latinx scholars who paved the way in mathematics for others.
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5th - 12th
Black History Month - Solving Linear Equations & Systems
In celebration of Black History Month...This is a fun trivia activity on Google Slides [with PearDeck add-ons!] that allows students to practice: 1. solving linear equations in one variable2. solving systems of linear equations in two variables, using the substitution method or the elimination method..while learning about the accomplishments of various black athletes! The numerical answer to each equation/system that they solve, is the answer that goes in the blank of a sentence describing an a
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7th - 9th
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Interpret Student Survey Results on Respecting All Students (incl. LGBTQ+ kids)
Students read a bar graph and set of tables (charts) that were generated from a (fake) Survey of 100 students. Students interpret the graphs to look for patterns and the importance of feeling respected in a class community. Students read a pie chart that includes key issues for students feeling different from others - Gay or Transgener, from poverty, a student of color, among others. Use these Survey Results to lead a discussion on student differences and the mutual respect all peers must have f
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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African American History Mathematician Project
The following digital file is the instructions I gave students. I posted this on Canvas for them as well as an extensive list of mathematicians to choose from (all African American). I also allowed students to pick any minority mathematician they wanted, not just African American if they wanted to!When they were finished with their Google Docs bio, I printed out the pages and had students glue them on different colored paper to hang in my classroom. This created a nice collage of mathematicians
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9th - 12th
Mathematicians of Color Research
This is a great way for students to collaborate, research, and present about various mathematicians of color. There are 7 total mathematicians to research (lending 7 groups to create for the project), and the groups can collaborate via Google slides. I have used this for both distance and in person learning. I use this in the first few weeks of school as an introduction to math, but would be great to use for either Hispanic Heritage month or Black History Month as well. Note: Comes with blank sl
Grades:
7th - 12th
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