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10th grade arithmetic projects
Geometry Pythagorean Theorem Pythagorean Spiral Project
A classic Pythagorean Spiral creation project! This works perfectly to have your students practice constructions of perpendiculars through a point using a compass and straightedge, computations using the Pythagorean Theorem as well as simplifying radicals!INCLUDED: - Step by step instructions for creating the spiral- Scoring rubric - Solutions to hypotenuse computationsCHECK OUT THESE OTHER FUN GEOMETRY PROJECTS! Geometry can be so visual, I love doing one in almost every unit!BASIC VOCABULARY
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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BEST Number Sense Math Project EVER !!!! 1489
This is my favorite all time created number sense project. My kids love this project and look forward to the challenge of completing it. It is very open ended when it comes to solutions. It is also extremely flexible when it comes to time to complete, working alone or in groups and changing the 4 number combination used to complete it. 1489 is the "easiest" combination of numbers to ensure you complete all 100 questions. Please don`t let the word easy fool you. It is very challenging and o
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5th - 12th
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"Express Yourself" (Math About Me)
"Express Yourself" (Math About Me)This is an activity geared toward the middle school and high school students as an activity using "EXPRESS"ions to tell the class about them.Students can use their knowledge of mathematical operators such as: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percents, square roots, and exponents to communicate numerical information about themselves. (There are 15 ideas provided for the students in the download. They can of course come up with
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6th - 10th
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Insectivore -- Inequalities - 21st Century Math Project
Humans have been eating insects since prehistoric times. Although in some world regions, including America, it is considered taboo, the reality is 1,000 species of insects are eaten in over 80% of countries in the world. Insects are a dietary staple in regions of Asia, Africa, Oceania and Latin America.In this 21st Century Math Project, you will be given a mapping to the Content Standards, an outline for how to implement the project, 2 assignments and one project for students to use. ***THIS PRO
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6th - 10th
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Spring Garden (a 7th grade math review mini project)
This project was designed as a way to bring back various concepts from throughout the year to prepare for testing.
Some of the topics include:
calculating volume and area of composite shapes
calculating area and circumference of a cirlce
appropriate rounding
finding unit rate/price
rational number operations (including fractions)
adding, dividing, multiplying decimals
unit conversion
percentages (discounts & tax rate)
*could easily include proportional reasoning as well
This project
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6th - 10th
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Tiny Home Design Project
Covers many different standards and skills. Designing using proportions and scale drawings. Finding measurements, perimeter, area, square feet, and more. Online shopping to equate how much is actually needed for purchase. Google Sheet Calculation practice. Creating an Advertisement and giving a sale pitch to a shoulder partner with a self assessment and partner assessment.Comes with links to examples of each task to use in your classroom and slides to go along with the week-long lesson plan.My s
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Make a Budget for Family Vacation WebQuest
Students must make an expense budget and help plan a trip for a family of four. Websites will be given for students to research costs of rental car, mileage, gas, hotels, tickets for an amusement park, and food. A week long itinerary is given and a description of the family's needs. Questions will prompt students to calculate the costs of the trip. It concludes with a reflection on how the family could save money and any other costs they might need (like for emergencies). This could be suit
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5th - 12th
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The Math World Series - Excellent End of Year Activity
The Math World Series is a 9 day math packet. It is filled with activities to encourage critical and higher level thinking skills.
Skills covered in this packet are:
1st inning- Measurement
2nd inning- Central Tendencies
3rd inning- Graphing
4th inning- Money
5th inning- Geometry
6th inning- Probability
7th inning- Fractions, Decimals, and Percents
8th inning- Basic Operations
9th inning- Logic Problems
Each day is an 'inning' of the Math World Series game. Henceforth, there are 9 inn
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5th - 10th
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Baseball Math Project
Students will calculate average, substitute into formulas, round decimals, compare/order decimals, and analyze data using baseball statistics. They will be able to answer questions related to the data that they calculate. Finally, students will create a poster about their team, explaining why it is the best.
Baseball Calculations: Batting Average, Slugging Percentage, Hits per Innings Pitched, and Earned Run average.
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6th - 12th
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
Developing Proportional Reasoning
Proportional reasoning is the heart and soul of mathematics in grades five through eight. Future success in secondary mathematics and in the real-world math beyond school depends upon an understanding of and proficiency with proportions.This comprehensive handout explores eight ways to solve proportions including using graph paper, factoring, and even a multiplication table. The popular "Proportion Boxes" approach shown to teachers throughout the U.S. at my workshops is presented along with an
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5th - 10th
Grocery Store Food Price Comparison Power Point & Assignments
Grocery Store Food Price Comparison Power Point, 14 slides; Name Brands vs. Private Labels of Walmart & Kroger with around 30 products listed on Excel sheet with unit pricing column; Power point questions and answer sheet; Teacher notes sheet; Student Assignments - Classroom taste test ideas/chart; Unit pricing worksheet with answers 10 items; Students compare brand names & private labels for peanut butter & jelly making of sandwiches; Exel spread sheet with brand names price, size,
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7th - 12th
Enhance your Math Curriculum, Create your own School Store business
This is a project that can be done with your mathematics or business curriculum. Students will become familiar with terms such as profit, expenses, revenue, percent profit, and markups. Students will gain knowledge between the relationship of fractions, decimals and percents through finding profit. This is a complete unit on setting up your own business and being able to implement it throughout the year. Students will not only gain valuable real world knowledge, but your class can also earn
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6th - 12th
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Household Budget Project
This is a student-led project to be used after students have completed a basic lesson on budgeting. This project can be implemented with any form of budget tracking spreadsheet that you are already using in your class (electronic, paper, etc), or with the one provided!How it works: There are 10 scenarios for students (in groups, partners, or individual) to choose from. The teacher should read a preview of each scenario out loud, auctioneer style, and have students select "their fate" on a first
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9th - 12th
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Balancing a Personal Budget - Financial Literacy Project
Real world math your students will love! In this project, students are asked to balance a personal budget while taking income, housing, transportation, and various other fixed/ variable expenses into consideration. This assignment also allows students to practice researching as they will be looking for their own job, housing, and transportation based on where they choose to live. Students will follow a series of steps including:Finding a job (using local job boards)Calculating net income (taxes
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6th - 10th
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Planning a Meal Project (Group or Individual Project Based Learning)
Students can use this digital activity to plan, price, and shop for everything they need to cook a balanced meal. MyPlate is referenced for teaching the components of a balanced diet, then students create a Menu, Shopping List, and price everything needed using a grocery store website. There are places included in the slide to add pictures if they go shopping or prepare the meal, as well as a place to compare their estimated cost to their actual cost. This activity would be beneficial in introd
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2nd - 12th
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Take A Survey -- Learn Fractions, Percents and Decimals
This is a project that helps students learn to compute fractions, decimals and percents. The preview is a "universal" homework that students can complete for review any time during the year.
Take A Survey -- Learn Fractions, Percents and Decimals by Sherre Vernon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Series and Sequences - Tower of Hanoi
In this Project, Students will gain hands on experience on how to solve the Tower of Hanoi. They will recognise patterns and develop efficient practices for solving the Tower. This project/workbook will teach students how the Tower of Hanoi can be solved using traditional methods, Binary and Sierpinski Triangles. Rules for the game will change in order to develop the students' understanding of game theory. A Perfect Project for students learning any type of sequences and series and want to devel
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Toothpick Bridge Project
This is a fun modification to the typical toothpick bridge project. For this project students will be assigned to groups and have one week to build their bridge in class only.
The bridge building process is made more realistic by giving students a budget to stick to (prices for supplies as well as fines they may incur are listed on the handout). Students will also be subjected to a daily special event that may help or hinder their bridge building process. The events I used in my class are prov
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7th - 12th
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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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Integer Rules Stations
To encourage higher-order thinking, I created eight integer rules stations where I give students pre-solved integer computation problems and ask them to notice patterns to create a rule that would work for any integer problem of that type. Each station includes guiding questions for students to answer prior to attempting to write their rules. Partners then create a brochure that could be used to teach younger students how to solve integer problems. A rubric for the brochure is included in the
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7th - 10th
Personal Budget Assignment
Great budgeting project to expose students to a real-world scenario of having a job and trying to pay for things like a phone, house, car, insurance, groceries, etcThis is just the job list with salaries
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7th - 12th
Fibonacci Investigative Project
In this project, students investigate and research Fibonacci sequences, creating their own Fibonacci sequences and researching the life of Fibonacci. This project takes about 2 class periods and can be more if students present.
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7th - 10th
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