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High school numbers projects for Google Apps
Ancient Number Systems -- Numbers & Operations - 21st Century Math Project
Hop aboard a time machine and visit ancient civilizations in this 21st Century Math Project designed for Algebra or Pre-Algebra. Bring number systems to life and investigate and translate the ancient systems that have paved the way for our modern world of mathematics!***THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN UPDATED WITH A GOOGLE SLIDES INTERACTIVE VERSION INCLUDED. REDOWNLOAD IF YOU HAVE IT ALREADY***In this 22 page PDF, you will be given a mapping to the Content Standards, an outline for how to implement the p
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5th - 12th
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The Vacation Budget Project: LOTS of Real World Skills (PDF + Google doc)
The Vacation Budget Project asks your students to plan a trip to the city of their choice anywhere in the world for one week. Starting from how they will get there to where they will stay and how much they will spend when they are there, the Vacation Budget Project introduces students to vacation planning, money management, travel research, budgeting, critical thinking, problem solving, and even percentages. It is a very well-rounded project that contains an abundance of real world skills, all
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7th - 11th
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Fraction Food Truck 6.NS.1 rubric
Drive up to differentiated learning with the Fraction Food Truck! This engaging project-based learning resource allows students to explore fraction division concepts through hands-on activities related to running a food truck business. The multi-day project includes opportunities for interpreting and computing quotients of fractions at various DOK levels. Students will create story contexts for division word problems and use visual models to represent quotients. The connections between multiplic
Financial Literacy Lesson - Risk Tolerance & Choosing a Good Stock
This lesson has students exploring how to get information about stocks and investment. They do research, track a stock (ticker), and present portfolio growth at the end of a specified time period (I did a month in my classroom). Students are introduced to the concept of risk and risk tolerance. This is then applied to financial decisions.Students are introduced to investing vocabulary, the concept of how real-world events will affect a stock's price, and how to read and digest information abo
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Financial Literacy Set of 11 Activities
Take it to the Bank: Simple and Compound Interest Project (With 3 Levels)
This is a great mini project for simple and compound interest. Students take on the role of a banker who needs to find the right type of account for their client. Everything is provided in docs that you can edit and pdfs that are ready to print. I also provided links to create digital copies of the worksheets on Formative! This resource also provides the IB Criterion Rubrics A, C, and D. The file is editable and comes with easy grading mechanics :D.
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6th - 9th, Adult Education
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100 Add-On Questions for The Fermi Project, My Most Popular Resource- GOOGLE DOC
**This is one of my most popular resources in Teachers Pay Teachers, but this is an updated listing. I kept the old listing HERE if you'd like to see the reviews, but this version is a Google Doc version whereas the other is a PDF version. Also, the original Fermi Project resource can be found in Google Doc version HERE.The Fermi Project is as much fun for teachers as it is for those students that embrace it. Fermi questions are ridiculous math-based questions to which nobody really wants to k
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6th - 12th
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The Celebrity Math Project - Teaching Number Sense With Celebrities, GOOGLE DOC
This project may never be as popular as my project called The Fermi Project, but this will probably be one of my more creative projects. I've been using a PBL style of teaching in an Occupational Course of Study class, and since my administration has allowed me to treat it more like an experimental class for PBL teaching, I've been given the freedom to create my own projects. The Celebrity Math Project stems from young people's infatuation with celebrities, even if those "celebrities" are YouT
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6th - 12th
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The Real Number System End of Unit Project
See directions in the thumbnails for instructions. This will download as a Google Doc, so you can make any changes to the teacher name or due date as necessary. Both my students and I had a blast working on this summative assessment! I allowed them 3 days in class to work on this. The first day was solely dedicated to giving instructions, picking numbers, filling out the questions on the given sheet, and researching their numbers. I would suggest to allow student to pick their numbers so they fe
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7th - 10th
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The Math in My Life Project -Where Students Find Math in Their Lives, GOOGLE DOC
Every math teacher will hear it at some point. "Where will I ever use this in my life?" They're talking about some kind of math topic that they despise and will NEVER choose to like, but what if you could turn it around on them and say, "Well, you already do." This project asks students to consider approximately 60 different prompts, of which you, the teacher, will assign a number you feel appropriate for a project (or even classwork or warm-ups, if you choose to do so.) For instance, if you
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6th - 12th
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Around the Globe Digital Research Project (Google Slides)
This project uses Google Slides to walk students through the steps. Students select a country from each continent and use the internet to research and compare numerical data. The last slide contains five cross-curricular extension options. Text other than titles and credits is editable, so you can adapt the country lists, directions, or extension options. PDF version also included! This project is part of the Ordering Numbers unit in my Big Ten series, currently in development for 8th grade math
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Rational Numbers Bundle - 7 Activities!
The "How Much Did I Spend Today" Math Project - Google Doc Version
Have you ever thought about how much your shoes cost each and every time you wear them? Or let's say you buy a pack of 12 jumbo paper towel rolls. If you use six paper towels a day, how much did they cost?That last example is pretty extreme, of course, but if students are to succeed at this project, they are going to need to think WAY outside the box. But it can be a very eye-opening, very real-world project for middle and high school students. Nobody ever thinks of how much things cost on a
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6th - 12th
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Numeracy Poster Project: Communicate an Interesting Fact on Length
This handout with rubric guides students in creating a poster using math conversion facts. Students can showcase their unique interests by choosing a topic of choice. This poster project handout details what is required to visually represent a conversion of one length to another. Students are challenged to represent measured values and conversion facts as fractions, and cross-cancel units. Students can evaluate themselves and others using the rubric.
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