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8th grade math project videos
Final Algebra I Video Project
Objective:
For this project students will present a mathematical concept that we studied this year in Algebra I in the format of a video or skit. The project should be recorded on video/DVD and a written script provided. The content of the project can be presented four different ways (teach a concept, interview a person who uses a concept in real life, present a gimmick to help students remember a concept, or explain why a student needs to learn algebra) A project may have 1 to 4 members with
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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2:43
Radial Symmetry
In this project, students can demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of mathematical concepts such as symmetry, patterns, and angles by creating artwork based on a radially symmetric design. In addition to practicing visual and critical thinking skills, additional connections can also be made to world cultures and religions by introducing mandalas from Buddhism and Hinduism, as well as stained glass rose windows from European Gothic architecture.
This lesson includes video lesson, downl
Grades:
4th - 8th
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2:32
Geometric Art
A great way to get students excited about math is by integrating creative learning experiences into the lesson. This project incorporates math concepts with the visual arts, specifically, the artwork of Auguste Herbin (a French modern painter best known for his abstract designs composed of geometric figures). This project is ideally done at the end of a math lesson on geometric shapes or other mathematical concepts such as: area, perimeter, angles and circumference.
In addition to the vide
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Grades:
1st - 9th
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Multi-Step Equations: Explanatory video, student worksheet, STEM project
This bundle contains a video and Promethean Board flipchart which clearly explain how to solve mult-step equations; they contain step-by-step instructions as well as student examples. The worksheet requires students to write and solve multi-step equations to determine the measures of angles of different polygons. The STEM project requires students to design and build one of these polygons. All three may be used together or separately or in any combination. The STEM project can be differentiated
Grades:
7th - 9th
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Desmos Flag Project - Art by Graphing Linear Equations! + Desmos Video Tutorial
A complete project! Great for the end of a unit on linear equations, or for a midterm or final exam! Students create flags of various countries from around the world to celebrate diversity and the common language of mathematics!Resource includes:- Description of project and requirements- Example image, and url link- Pacing guide + specific day-to-day instructions- Reflection questions- Grading rubric
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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14:52
"Talk To Me" Video Guide (with Game MEGA Bundle) - Teach The Language of Math!
NOTE: This video guide is bundled with the following products ...
Using "Talk To Me" To Teach The Language of Math! (FREE DOWNLOAD)
Talk To Me (Arithmetic Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (General Math Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (CCGPS Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (Grades 1-2 Math Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (3rd-Grade Math Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (Geometry Edition) - Teach the Language
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Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
4:07
FREE Elementary & Middle School STEM Activity Tutorial: Hoop Glider Competition
If you enjoy this free tutorial, you’ll love the complete STEM Activity Challenge! Each challenge comes with: Teacher Demonstration Video (tutorial), Teacher Instructions, Materials Lists, Student Worksheets, Grading Rubrics & an NGSS reference sheet.
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Activity Challenge: Hoope Glider Competition {Grades 3rd, 4th & 5th}
Activity Challenge: Hoope Glider Competition {Grades 6th, 7th & 8th - $2.50}
In
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
11:03
Nine Men's Morris Game Video Tournament Guide - Great Mentoring Event!
NOTE: This video guide is bundled with the following product ...
Nine Men's Morris - Game Board and Rules
Nine Men's Morris is an ancient board game combining the speed of checkers, the strategy of chess and the simplicity of tic-tac-toe.
It is easy to play, but difficult to master.
The game's speed, strategy, and simplicity combine to make it a subtle powerhouse.
Let me count the ways ...
1. Folks from similar and different generations can compete.
2. Games end in 5-10 minutes - so severa
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
1:51
Hatchet STEM Activities Overview - Novel STEM Challenges Video
I have created a short video clip that shows many of the activities included in this Hatchet Novel STEM Resource. I know that sometimes it's easier to watch a video than to read a written description, so I hope this is useful if you are considering the Hatchet Resource linked above. Please feel free to reach out with any questions at meredith@momgineer.com
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Types:
7:35
Math 1/Alg 1 Rain Barrel Project No. 2 (Measure/Literal Eqn/Unit Analy/Geometry)
The video and accompanying hard-copy document describe a real-world Math 1 / Algebra 1 project that is both educational and fun. It is a break from the boredom of math spreadsheets!! Yay!! This second project involves math measurement and calculations related to the volume and average flow rate required to water the raised bed garden from a real rain water collection system (rain barrels) that I installed at my farm in the mountains of North Carolina. It requires the students to:1. Accuratel
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Grades:
8th - 11th
CCSS:
1:01
Fibonacci Sequence, Fractals and Tessellations for Math and Art
Engage students in the beauty of mathematics when you integrate art. See what we do here.
Want to try these projects? Ready-to-use here.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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3D Bendable Lizard, 5 Class Video Art Lessons for Elementary and Middle School
This fun art video lesson is ideal for distance learning and teaching art online as well as face to face teaching. The art lesson will help teach your students to use a ruler and measure along with principles and elements of art. The elements taught are texture, form, line and shape. Students will learn about about the principles of repetition, pattern and variety. You can also adapt this lesson if you would like to make dragons by adding wings. I did this lesson in 5 parts to make it easy for
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Grades:
3rd - 8th, Staff
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Graph Hand Color, with 3 Video Art Lessons for Elementary and Middle School
This fun video art lesson is ideal for distance learning and teaching art online as well as face to face teaching. The students will use contrasting colors making a graph. The elements of art they will use are line, along with warm and cool colors. The principles of art used are contrast, pattern and rhythm. Your students will love that it is their won hand in the work of art. I did this lesson in 3 parts to make it easy for teachers to adapt the lesson. My videos can be used as a tutorial or ev
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Grades:
2nd - 8th, Staff
Types:
7:51
Johnny's Math Project - Factoring Polynomials
Thinkless Teaching develops animated videos that go hand-and-hand with cooperative learning activities. These activities are designed to get students working together to apply their understanding of a particular topic. It is Thinkless Teaching's goal to create videos that not only contain supplemented materials, but also specific stopping points within the video to allow for teacher-student discussion. We hope to provide you with an entire lesson without any "thinking" on your part! We hope y
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Types:
CCSS:
7:17
Math 1/Alg 1 Rain Barrel Project No. 1 (Literal Eqn/Unit Analysis/Geometry)
The video and accompanying hard-copy document describe a real-world Math 1 / Algebra 1 project that is both educational and fun. It is a break from the boredom of math spreadsheets!! Yay!! This first project involves math measurement and calculations related to the size and volume of 2 real rain barrels that I installed at my farm in the mountains of North Carolina. It requires the students to:1. Accurately read a tape measure, and2. Use Literal Equations or Formulas, and3. Use Unit or Dim
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 10th
CCSS:
7:49
Math in the Movies - System of Equations Word Problems
Thinkless Teaching develops animated videos that go hand-and-hand with cooperative learning activities. These activities are designed to get students working together to apply their understanding of a particular topic. It is Thinkless Teaching's goal to create videos that not only contain supplemented materials, but also specific stopping points within the video to allow for teacher-student discussion. We hope to provide you with an entire lesson without any "thinking" on your part! We hope y
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Types:
CCSS:
7:58
Milky Way Math - Solving & Graphing Polynomial Equations by Factoring
Thinkless Teaching develops animated videos that go hand-and-hand with cooperative learning activities. These activities are designed to get students working together to apply their understanding of a particular topic. It is Thinkless Teaching's goal to create videos that not only contain supplemented materials, but also specific stopping points within the video to allow for teacher-student discussion. We hope to provide you with an entire lesson without any "thinking" on your part! We hope y
Grades:
8th - 11th
Types:
CCSS:
3:06
Two Sided Math Art
A two sided picture combines two images into one artwork: when the artwork is viewed from one angle, the first image is visible and when view from the opposite angle, the second image is visible. Two Sided Math Art is a cool and creative way for students to illustrate any two related mathematical concepts such as: inverse operations, factors and multiples, equivalent fractions, and the list goes on.
In addition to the video, the lesson also includes downloadable lesson plans (early ed-middle
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
Types:
6:30
No Way Out! - Solving Linear Inequalities
Thinkless Teaching develops animated videos that go hand-and-hand with cooperative learning activities. These activities are designed to get students working together to apply their understanding of a particular topic. It is Thinkless Teaching's goal to create videos that not only contain supplemented materials, but also specific stopping points within the video to allow for teacher-student discussion. We hope to provide you with an entire lesson without any "thinking" on your part! We hope you
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Grades:
8th - 9th
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CCSS:
9:43
Figure-Ground Illusion: Profile Face & Fancy Vase
Figure-Ground Illusion: Profile Face & Fancy Vase is a video demonstration and an pdf printable 2-page pdf that will lead your students through the steps of creating this optical illusion. I have created a very simple way to help students successfully make two symmetrical profiles to obtain the visual illusion of a vase in the negative space.The movie uses text subtitles to define and reinforce art vocabulary. The video demonstrates using:printer paper pencilmarkersscissorsYou could make thi
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Grades:
K - 8th, Staff
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13:39
Painting a Mural: A Math Class Project
This is a video explanation of how in three simple steps to incorporate a mural painting project into your middle school/high school math classes. The use of measuring, scale, proportion, ratio, and elements of geometry are involved in this hands-on creative project. (Note: Mr. Bennett apologizes for any glitches, including a major gaff at 12:25 -- But this is one of his first videos.)
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Types:
7:49
Systems of Equations - Math in the Movies
Thinkless Teaching develops animated videos that go hand-and-hand with cooperative learning activities. These activities are designed to get students working together to apply their understanding of a particular topic. It is Thinkless Teaching's goal to create videos that not only contain supplemented materials, but also specific stopping points within the video to allow for teacher-student discussion. We hope to provide you with an entire lesson without any "thinking" on your part! We hope y
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 10th
Types:
CCSS:
6:55
Jeremiah's Hot Dog Eating Contest - Scatter Plot Activity
Thinkless Teaching develops animated videos that go hand-and-hand with cooperative learning activities. These activities are designed to get students working together to apply their understanding of a particular topic. It is Thinkless Teaching's goal to create videos that not only contain supplemented materials, but also specific stopping points within the video to allow for teacher-student discussion. We hope to provide you with an entire lesson without any "thinking" on your part! We hope y
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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CCSS:
Deforestation lesson Professor Prestome Ungyobrock
Great for leading into Earth Day. Which is around the Month of April so weather is often alright for planting new trees. I think its a great and simple lesson, which can be used every year. Every year a few new trees definitely add up. Help out your school or neighborhood with a new tree. Its really not a brand new idea but is something I plan to try and do.
Simple and Customized 2 Day Lesson Plan and simple Rubric Included.
1 day lesson material.
2nd day actual activity.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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