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Middle school math projects for SMART Notebook

Preview of Area & Perimeter Project: You be the Architect!

Area & Perimeter Project: You be the Architect!

Created by
Matthew Stanbro
Your students will love this project! You be the Architect requires students to use addition, subtraction, multiplication, area, perimeter, measurement, estimation, and scale drawing. It is a fun and informative way to assess students. The project requires students to use real-world skills; designing an imaginary apartment. Students must add flooring (area) and wall items such as molding (perimeter), add furniture, and work within a budget. I do this with my fourth graders every year, and t
Preview of M & M math: adding and subtracting fractions

M & M math: adding and subtracting fractions

This product includes a colorful and engaging Smart Notebook as well as a worksheet. The worksheet guides students through sorting M & M's, writing the quantities of fractions and then comparing their numbers with others using addition and subtraction of fractions. This project could be made easier by giving everyone the same number of M & M's or more difficult giving everyone a different number and then having to find common denominators. The Notebook is used to demonstrate the assignme
Preview of Snowflake Bentley - A Symmetrical Adventure

Snowflake Bentley - A Symmetrical Adventure

In this hands-on activity, students will apply mathematical concepts to everyday life while using technology based learning to create and display discoveries based on concepts and principals of rotational symmetry. Through internet research and inquiry-based learning, students will discover just who the Snowflake Man was and his contributions to math, art, and literature. While working in pairs, students will use the notes they take from the various website viewings and create a PowerPoint p
Preview of All About Me - Math Windows

All About Me - Math Windows

Created by
Always Planning
As a back to school or All About Me activity, students will create a "math window" that represents the important numbers in their lives. Numbers are everywhere. This is a great way to get them back into a math mode and get them thinking about numbers. It's also a nice way for students to explore the numbers in their worlds and display them colorfully in the classroom. It can work as a great ice-breaker as well. As an enrichment activity, students can cover their information with post-it/sticky
Preview of Engineer the Tallest Tower: Opertions with Integers

Engineer the Tallest Tower: Opertions with Integers

This lesson includes an Engineering Design Challenge where students construct the tallest tower possible using a set of materials. The lesson connects to operations with integers as students connect the items they used to a credit or debt. Great for the first week of school with a built in getting to know you piece where students interview their engineering design team partner. Additional practice with integer operations is included.
Preview of Integers, Coordinate Plane, and Geometry Unit

Integers, Coordinate Plane, and Geometry Unit

Created by
Christina Fruh
6th grade math unit with games, activities, a culminating final project, and several smart board lessons!
Preview of Sea Level and Integers Project

Sea Level and Integers Project

Created by
Christina Fruh
The first project in this unit, exploring positive and negative numbers with a real-life context.
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