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11th grade basic operations projects
MATHVILLE Build a City Math Project Geometry Volume Area Nets End of Year
Give your students the chance to build their own city from scratch with MATHVILLE! In this project students will go through 6 phases where you will measure, calculate, cut, color, build, paste, and use your math problem solving skills to construct the city from scratch. Students will calculate the base area, surface area and volume of 3d figures (last two are optional depending on grade level). The nets form the buildings of the city, their base area will help the students know the location of
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5th - 12th
Personal Finance, Budgeting, and Planning Monthly Project
This is a personal finance project useful resource for students in a business class or any other subject area where simple math skills or real-life budgeting examples are needed. Students will learn how to manage and plan their own finances, establish and follow a budget as well as personal financial management. Going digital? Grab the digital version of this activity HERE. This lesson gives students some insight into what it's like to live on their own, and understanding the cost of living! A t
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Real-World Budgeting & Finance: Personal Finance Lessons & Activities
End of the Year Math ABC Book Project--DIGITAL and PAPER-BASED LEARNING
*FULLY UPDATED MAY 2020*This project can be used in almost any grade level, and is ready to use!With this project, students will demonstrate their knowledge of grade level math topics, in an ABC Book format. This would make a great end of the year math project! With your purchase, you will receive two versions of this project: a pdf file for paper-based used, as well as an editable power point for digital learning use.Purchase includes:Version #1: Paper-Based PDFEnd of the Year Math ABC Book Pro
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1st - 12th
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Christmas Math Project: Personal Finance, Budgeting, and Holiday Planning
This is a Christmas-themed personal finance project useful for students in a business class or any other subject area where simple math skills or real-life budgeting examples are needed. Students will learn how to manage and plan their finances, establish and follow a budget, as well as gain personal financial management skills. You can find a non-holiday version of a monthly budget project HERE.
This project provides students with some insight into the costs associated with the Christmas seaso
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7th - 12th
Computer Science: Computer Programming "Angry Birds Game" Editable Resource
Greetings,I would like to thank you so very much for viewing this product. Out of all the Computer Science resources I have created, this Unplugged Coding Activity is one of my all time favorites.So you want to teach young scholars how to write lines of code? Look no further. What better way to introduce them to Computer Programming than empowering them to use their imagination to create their very own video game.Using the Angry Birds' theme, scholars are given a variety of tasks and challeng
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
DIGITAL Personal Finance, Budgeting, and Planning Monthly Project
This digital personal finance project useful resource for students in a business class or any other subject area where simple math skills or real-life budgeting examples are needed. Students will learn how to manage and plan their own finances, establish and follow a budget as well as personal financial management. This a Google resource, so your students will complete this activity online via Google Slides. This project is great for distance learning, as well as schools who may be moving more t
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Real-World Budgeting & Finance: Personal Finance Lessons & Activities
Budget Spreadsheet Project (personal finance & math skills)
A step-by-step project with detailed instructions on how to set up an Excel spreadsheet budget. Students will apply math skills in context of a real-life budgeting situation.
Students will create a budget:
-Based on their future career choice.
-Independently by following the instructions using an Excel Spreadsheet.
-Over the course of at least 2 class periods (typically students take at least 2.5 hours to complete this project).
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6th - 12th
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Real World Math Project: Designing a Dream Playground (Common Core Aligned)
Looking for a way to show your students how the concepts they are learning in math class are relevant in the real world?
With this project, students apply their knowledge of numbers and operations in base ten, including writing numbers in different forms, addition and subtraction of decimals and estimation in order to design a dream playground for their local community.
Students will research existing playgrounds, brainstorm ideas of their own, create a budget, draw their design, and write che
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4th - 12th
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Prom Budget Analysis Project
If you teach seniors then you know you that there comes a point when you’ve lost their attention. Senioritis hits big time and one of the events that preoccupies their mind is PROM. So if they’re already talking about it and interested in it, why not get them to do some math with it?! This project is meant to be done by anyone, not just high school seniors. Students will have to undergo four tasks to figure out a total cost of attending prom including attire, transportation, ticket prices, and a
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9th - 12th
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Integers Children's Book Project and Sample Children's Book
This is an activity that gives students the chance to use their creativity to create a children's book about integers!! This packet includes a detailed rubric broken down into sections for easy teacher grading. This packet also includes an original children's book example about integers that can be used to teach your students about integers before they are ready to make their book! At the end of the book, there are eight problems for the students to try with an answer key for them to check their
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5th - 12th
Entrepreneur Market Project
This project is designed to align with or supplement an economics unit. The students start from scratch and build their own business within the classroom that will produce goods or services to sell or barter with their classroom dollars. This project takes students through the entire business process and reviews words including producer, consumer, supply and demand, specialization, advertising, etc. Students develop a business plan where they figure out what it is that they want to produce and h
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3rd - 12th
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BANKING 101
Writing checks and filing in deposit slips, oh my! These things may seem old-fashioned, but are still needful. In this lesson, learners will be introduced to checking writing, balancing a checkbook, and completing deposit slips. Learners may work through the BANKING PROJECT (link included) where they will research types of banking and ways of saving. It comes with blank checks, deposit slips, and a checkbook register for learner practice.
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â GAME OF REAL LIFE
ALLOCATED SPENDING PLAN
Introduce learners to budgeting through an allocated spending plan. Adapted from Dave Ramsey's Allocated Spending plan, this plan will walk learners through telling their money where it will be spent. It includes a link to a formula-driven Google Sheet Allocated Spending Plan that automatically adds column totals and subtracts from the pay amount entered. The formula-driven Google Sheet spending plan is set up differently and does not use the "budget" and "remain" columns, however, it is a modif
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â GAME OF REAL LIFE
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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8th - 12th
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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
Build Your Dream House Project (Pre-Algebra/Algebra I) (editable)
Students will design their dream house, on a budget. They will need to "purchase" supplies, land, and contractors, as well as furniture and appliances without going over budget. They will create a blueprint of their house & yard, and a map of their neighborhood.Includes instructions, work packet, and grading rubric.
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8th - 11th
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My Budget Project
This is a great end of year math project! You can give students a career with a realistic salary and challenge them to create a monthly budget. Each slide will need to depict a different monthly cost like rent, car payment, etc. This will give the students a good real life look into the cost of living. At the end of the slides, there is an example project for to show students.
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8th - 11th
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Math Practice through Meal Planning - a Life Skills Activity
This is the perfect activity for middle school or high school students with moderate disabilities who need remediation and practice in basic arithmetic, but who are working through the transition process and need to start practicing life skills such as meal planning. Print this out, laminate it, and you have a reusable activity where students can repeatedly practice planning healthy, balanced meals, they can look up the prices of the items in a table, and then they can add the prices together t
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5th - 12th
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Plan a Ski Vacation Western US/Canada Real-World Math PBL Project Grades 5-12
Welcome to the ultimate winter adventure math project! In this engaging activity, students are tasked with planning an unforgettable ski vacation in the picturesque Western US and Canada area while working within a budget of $5,000.Guided by real-world constraints and mathematical principles, students will have the opportunity to explore various ski resorts, carefully selecting one that fits within their budget while also considering factors such as ski pass prices, lodging options, and addition
Plan a Ski Vacation New England - A Real-World Math PBL Project for grades 5-12
Welcome to the ultimate winter adventure math project! In this engaging activity, students are tasked with planning an unforgettable ski vacation in the picturesque New England area while working within a budget of $5,000.Guided by real-world constraints and mathematical principles, students will have the opportunity to explore various ski resorts, carefully selecting one that fits within their budget while also considering factors such as ski pass prices, lodging options, and additional ameniti
Happy President's Day Collaborative Coloring Poster Art Activity Bulletin Board
Happy Presidents' Day Bulletin Board Collaborative coloring page Poster 2024"Presidents' Day Collaborative Coloring Page" is an engaging activity where individuals come together to create a collective piece of artwork celebrating Presidents' Day. The coloring page typically features iconic symbols, portraits, or scenes related to U.S. presidents. Participants contribute by adding their unique touches, coloring different sections, and expressing their creativity.This collaborative effort fosters
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K - 12th
Spring Break Trip - Budget Activity
A quick project to do with your travel loving kids! Puts a great focus on budget and allows students to really see how much their dream vacation may cost! (This specific download is for the specific week of March 19-26, I will upload a generic one as well!)
*This is a favorite activity for most of my students!
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8th - 12th
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Monthly Expense Tracker Part 2- Personal Finance
If you have not yet explored Monthly Expense Tracker Part 1, see description below.In Monthly Expense Tracker Part 2, students are asked to set spending goals for themselves for the next four weeks based on their spending habit from the previous 4 weeks. Did they spend too much money on take out? Didn't put enough money into their savings accounts? Now is the time to reflect, set some goals, and see how they do! Students will keep track of their spending for an additional 4 weeks to see if they
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9th - 12th
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Monthly Expense Tracker Part 1- Personal Finance
As adults, we know learning personal finance is so important for students. And still, students have a hard time buying into the class at times. That is exactly why I created this project to help students find some ownership in their own learning! The "Monthly Expense Tracker" asks students to track their actual spending for 4 weeks. At the end of the four weeks, students can use terminology learned in class to group like spending, classify expenses as needs or wants, compare their spending to th
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9th - 12th
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