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Elementary arithmetic projects for Microsoft Word
Road Trip Maths Open Ended, Real Life Extension Project (Addition & Mapping)
Do you want to deliver maths lessons that are based on real-life, engaging material but also in a scaffolded, guided and strategic way that ensures students have enough direction to learn?
This project enables students to plan their dream road trip around any country - the US or elsewhere around the world. They only need access to a scaled map (provided for the US and Australia) and the internet (basic searches like Google to look up activities and hotel costs). If students don't have access t
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4th - 7th
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Baseball Math Project Based Learning (PBL) for place value and subtraction
This project based learning unit gives students a real world math experience. Students are tasked with creating a baseball stadium for their town and will practice addition, subtraction, reading, writing, and comparing large numbers, rounding,and problem solving.4.NBT.24.NBT.34.NBT.4Included: Entry Document from the Mayor, Know/Need to Know List Template, Expenses/Budget Tracker, Team Contract, Student Checklist, Feedback Form, Kid Checks, Pre-ordered tickets, Memo from the MayorAll pages are
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3rd - 5th
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Math Curse Mini Book Project
Project used after reading the Math Curse to the class.
There is also a Reading Rainbow video available on some school subscription websites.
This project is for students to find five different example of where math is in their everyday life. The first page explains the project.
The second page is one example page outline for students to use as a rough draft(you can copy multiple example pages if you would like).
The third page is the rubric with a parent acknowledgement section.
The fourth
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4th - 6th
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Cribbage Investigation
Teaching students cribbage improves their mental math, problem solving and strategies. It also allows them to be social with peers and get involved with parents. When having students learn cribbage I made this research sheet. They had to finish the investigation to be allowed to play in our class cribbage tournament. It helped the students learn the terminology and rules so that the tournament could be played without having students lagging behind. Also included is a quiz that for the studen
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4th - 12th
Create an Amusement Park! End of Year Math Project
This two part, end-of-the-year project is great for practicing mathematical concepts like area, perimeter, and decimals. The rubrics provide directions for students to first create a menu that will be a part of their original theme park, and then design it to certain specifications. Students enjoy this chance to show their creativity and share their interests with others!
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3rd - 6th
Real World Integer Operations Project
This activity has 3 parts:Part 1 gives students real-world problems that involve integers. An incorrect answer has been identified. Students must determine how the incorrect answer was calculated, and explain the mistake or misconception. Part 2 asks students to correctly solve the problemsPart 3 challenges students to solve multi-step integer operations problems from real-world scenarios. I have used this activity in two different ways:As a major grade/end of the unit project for all students (
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5th - 7th
Project Based Learning (PBL) Area and Perimeter Project - Sports Arena or Garden
Looking for a fun way to review Area and Perimeter? Do you have a classroom full of sports fans? This project is for you!
In this document, you will find two separate Area and Perimeter application projects. The first is looking for the students to design their own Sports Arena - football, hockey, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, etc! There is also another option for students to create a Garden - vegetable, fruit, flowers, plants, etc!
For each project, there is a planning sheet for a fence (
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3rd - 5th
Christmas Math Project
This is a great activity for that crazy week before the holidays!! It involves addition, subtraction, multiplication, percentages, calculator use and many other math skills! Kids love it and teachers can rest assured that they are practicing those skills! Thanks! Patti Messier
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5th - 7th
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Mean Median Mode & Range Project
This project is a cooperative group project where students will collect data from up to 10 friends in the classroom such as height, age and number of siblings. They will than answer numerous questions about the data including but not limited to Mean, Median, Mode and Range of each category. This is a word document that can be edited to fit your classroom population more adequately
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5th - 8th
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Christmas Shopping Project
This project is a great assessment for the Christmas season! The students are to create a list of people and friends they want to buy gifts for. The students will then research online to find the cost of each item. They will also have to find coupons for each item and be able to calculate the sale cost. The students will determine how much money they saved using coupons. The total amount on all gifts purchased with coupon must be equal or close to $200.
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3rd - 12th
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Thanksgiving Edition Grocery Store Math
Students need to use a grocery store flyer to shop for an entire Thanksgiving meal. Each category has pictures straight from the grocery store flyer. I used Market Basket this week, but almost all of these items are also for sale in Shaws and Stop & Shop, as well. I made it a Word document, so you can easily replace the images if you want! I've also included a link to a PDF of the flyer on the last page of the document. Just a heads up, but Market Basket does have a Beer and Wine section
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1st - 12th
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Everyday Math Inquiry Project-Number Sense and Calculations
Let's admit it, even the least materialistic of us spend some time shopping in this consumer driven world! This math inquiry project connects real life (shopping) to math instruction to answer the all too common student question of, "How does this connect to my life?" In this math enrichment, students will start off by activating their schema and understanding of money by estimating how much they could purchase if given a thousand dollars. Using a teacher-created "mall" (Think lots and lots o
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5th - 6th
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Order of Operations Mobil Project
Let your students show their creative sides while putting the Order of Operations to use!
This document will guide your students through a project where they will solve an expression and display the problem and steps as different pieces of a mobil. Over the years, I've had more pizza slices, ice cream cones, and tornadoes turned in than I can count. But, the exciting part of this project is getting to see an artistic, creative side of your students that you might not see otherwise. I limit t
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4th - 8th
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My Rich Uncle
This is a math project for upper elementary or middle school students.
Students inherit a large sum of money and must spend it all in a short amount of time. This unit covers banking, discounts, and sales tax. I use this with my middle school special education math class and with certain accommodations, my students do very well with the assignment and like it a lot. This is a two week unit, perfect for the end of the year. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
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4th - 8th
Valentine Math Box Project
Students will create a shoe box to collect all of their Valentine's cards. They must decorate the box using place value, multiplying, dividing, factors, adding and subtracting standards that have been taught. A rubric is attached!
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3rd - 4th
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Prime or Composite
Students will find the factors of each number from 1 - 100. They will then color in the box if the number is prime.
CCSS.Math.Content.4.OA.B.4 Find all factor pairs for a whole number in the range 1–100. Recognize that a whole number is a multiple of each of its factors. Determine whether a given whole number in the range 1–100 is a multiple of a given one-digit number. Determine whether a given whole number in the range 1–100 is prime or composite.
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4th - 5th
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Party Planning with a Budget
This project is always a big hit! In this project, students have a $10,000 budget to plan an outrageous party. They have to plan everything and track expenses with a budget. They have to research to use real prices and site sources. If students wanted something rediculous (rent a rollercoaster), I just made up a price. They love it every year.
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4th - 6th
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Integers Vacation Project
This is a great project to gauge students on a conceptual level of multiplying, dividing, adding, and subtracting integers. My students did some outstanding projects that displayed excellent creativity and mathematical skills.
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5th - 8th
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Positive and Negative Integer Operations Menu
Give students choices about how personalize their learning and make it more meaningful. Students select options from the menu to help them master adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing positive and negative integers.
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5th - 8th
Adding Money Holiday Wish Book
This Essential Supplemental is always a favorite math activity before Christmas. Students who don't celebrate Christmas have an alternate cover that simply says "My Wish Book" that can be used for any holiday celebrated in which presents are given. Students cut out items they wish for and glue them down in their wish book. I send home a letter in early November asking for holiday catalogs. I also allow students to find and print items online. They need to show their work and correctly add the
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2nd - 5th
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Integer Timeline
Have your students relate math to their history class. Students will create an integer time line to introduce the idea of "negative numbers". Students will research what happened ten years before their birth (-10 years old) and ten years after (if they are 11, they will go from -11-11, and so on). Timeline can include personal milestones and/or historical events.
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5th - 7th
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NCAA Math March Madness 2015
Using the NCAA Men's March Madness tournament, I have students keeps stats, figure percentages, and compare numbers while getting a chance to watch a game in class and following it to the end. This will also work for the Woman's NCAA March Madness tournament.
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5th - 9th
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Graphing Project Rubric- Common Core Aligned
This rubric may be used to grade a student graphing project. Students select a topic, survey the class, make a tally chart, and create a bar graph to show their data.
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1st - 5th
Real World Math!!
This bundle include 8 weekly Real World Math projects/homework. These are unique projects for various topics in math, including even and odd numbers, adding, subtracting, greater than, less than, etc. These projects ideas may also be applied to different topics in math and different grade levels.
Project example include students using numbers to research countries around the world, create a math shoebox, use addition and/or subtraction when shopping, bring in food to share with the class, and m
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1st - 6th
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