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Middle school algebra research for Microsoft Word
Math Career Assignment with Directions, Website Links and a Grading Rubric
Looking for a new assignment for one of your math classes? I have created this assignment in an attempt to have students become more passionate about math and to see a connection to the real world. In short, this assignment requires students to create a 1-page fact-sheet or Power Point presentation on a particular math career. (51 Printable careers are included) Each student in the class completes their own report and then reports back to the class on their findings. When I am done with all o
Astronomy Lesson: Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion with MATH
This 2 page worksheet with complete teacher's answer key makes it easy to integrate math into your astronomy lesson. Students put Kepler's Laws into their own words and apply simple formulas to given values for the 8 planets to test his 3rd law of planetary motion. Then, they are asked to analyze how accurate his 3rd law is mathematically. The second page includes research on 3 dwarf planets and asks students to test Kepler's 3rd law using the data they find online for these celestial bodies.
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7th - 12th
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End of Year Math Project - I can teach __________!
So it is the end of the year. You're burnt out. The kids are burnt out. But you need to review for the Final Exams/End of Year Testing. Here is a great project for your students that will get them engaged and have them reviewing the material without the class getting bored with the same old examples.
In this project, students have just been hired as the new (Insert Subject Here) Teacher at their school! Now it is their job to teach the rest of the class what they need to know for the end of ye
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8th - 12th
8th Grade Science and Math Career Project
This lesson is designed for 8th grade students to do a career project. It combines science and math. It requires students to make a 3-5 minute presentation to the class. There are a lot of details in this document regarding a grading rubric. My students did a high quality job on this assignment and I think it was particularly due to the quality of the details in the descriptions. Although I wrote this assignment for 8th graders it is appropriate for students in grades 6-12.
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6th - 12th
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Gapminder and the World Activity
Students use gapminder.org/tools to discover the relationships between various historical factors and the population of many countries over time. This lesson connects history with linear relationships. It is a great way to add context to graphs and help students apply their math knowledge in a unique cross-content way.
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8th - 12th
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Exponential Function Real Life Project
Students pick an exponential growth or decay situation and research real life rates or values. Furthermore, they create an equation, write a story problem, ask and answer a question, create a graph and present a powerpoint or poster about their exponential situation.
* Note blank space under growth and decay is meant for a whole class brainstorm about the different scenarios they can think of.
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8th - 12th
Scientific Notation Tasks
There are 20 different research topic tasks included for students to find information in standard form and then write the numbers in scientific notation. Topics include planets, countries, continents, and bodies of water.
Algebra Project: Different, Fun Topics
This is a project that has students research different aspects of the mathematical world. They can either work as individuals or in pairs as they research topics such as Kaprekar's constant, the Konigsberg Bridge, the Golden Ratio, Pi, Pascal's Triangle, Euler Characteristics, Fibonacci Sequence, and Mind-Reading Tricks. The project has the students creating a paper and a visual aid for a presentation. The students will get practice researching, find interest in different math topics, and will
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8th - 12th
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MATH-ITECTURE PROJECT - Having Students Recreate Famous World Structures
**THIS PROJECT IS ACCOMPANIED BY A 25-MINUTE VIDEO THAT ADVERTISES / DISPLAYS / HYPES THE PROJECT, ALONG WITH INTERVIEWS BY THE STUDENTS WHO CREATED THEIR PROJECTS (with hints, insight and suggestions).[Directly from the rubric sheet handed to students beforehand:] "MISSION: Greetings MATH-itect! Your goal is to create a 3-D model or poster of a historic building or any type of structure, and identify the various geometric shapes. In addition, you must also find the Area of one of your geometric
Math, Read, Write, Debate, Lesson {Editable} - Middle School, High School
★ Engage Math Students in a Read, Write, & Research project that they Debate! ★ This lesson brings Language Arts, Collaboration and Math together.
This was a very successful lesson in my class. Students who did not care much for math, yet, were excellent writers enjoyed the task of researching and writing. It also assisted students good in math but weak in some writing skills to improve their research and writing.
This is a lesson for students to write a 'paper' (page, paragraph, etc)
Investigating Linear Graphs
I built this discovery lesson so that students would learn, hands-on, how to build a graph based on data they collected from their own investigation. Materials you will need for this lab include a set of cups that are stackable and several small toy cars. For this task you will need:Toy carsCupsMarshmallows
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6th - 9th
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Statue of Liberty Proportions Project
Combine finding proportions with English class for this fun week long project. Students will figure out the length of the Statue of Liberty's arm by using proportions of their own bodies in small groups. They will learn about the proportions of the body and also research some interesting facts about the Statue of Liberty. Packet comes with instructions, guidelines, notes and charts. You will have everything you need for this project. Enjoy!
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6th - 9th
Displacement of water (Archimedes principle)
This short activity helps students see the Archimedes principle in action. It can be used for science or for math (algebra). All that is needed are some marbles and small graduated cylinders.
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7th - 8th
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College Simple Interest and Balance with a Compound Interest option.
This is a great REAL LIFE math problem, that I sure as heck wish I did prior to college. Students will choose colleges and determine the interest that accrues with student loans.
Students will decide what college major they want to pursue. Then they will research schools that have that major and will decide on one to attend. They will research and answer questions about that school, including cost of attendance. From there, they will be given a problem about a student loan and will figure out th
Theoretical vs. Experimental Probability
This is a dice activity that helps the students see the difference in theoretical and experimental probability.
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6th - 12th
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Beginners Guide to the Line of Best Fit
This is a simple one page template, that allows to students (or you) to
-insert data
-graph
-find the slope
-write the equation in point slope form
-convert the equation to slope intercept form
I hope this helps your students write the line of best fit using real world data.
Thank you in advance for your feedback. It is appreciated!
Jeanette Stein
http://algebra1teachers.com
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8th - 10th
Algebra 1 EOC Best Review Topics
This list contains the best topics to review for a successful Algebra 1 EOC. These are the topics students most likely need to re-visit and re-learn.
Editable Word document
More Algebra 1 EOC Prep available here at Algebra Yubas
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Algebra-Yubas
Thank you.
Copyright Matt Yubas. Feel free to contact me at AlgebraYubas@gmail.com
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7th - 9th
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Monthly Budget Activity
Students are given a scenario to imagine their life after college graduation where they have a new job and apartment. They now have to pay their own bills and this form helps them navigate and reflect on those expenses.
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8th - 12th
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Mathematics Research Project
This is a great end of year research project for any math course at a multitude of grade levels! From start to end of presentations, this project took me two weeks to complete - I give specific dates for each goal and give a grade for completion of each goal. The points I gave are listed on the information sheet. I created this in Word and it can be edited to fit your classroom and your needs. Students are asked to research a famous mathematician, write a research paper and give a presentation.
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5th - 12th
Logical Reasoning Activity
Logical Reasoning can be a lower level topic. Students can internalize the meaning of these math terms by discovering them on their own. This document has instructions, a list of mathematical properties, and a rubric.
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5th - 10th
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Systems of Equations Webquest
In this activity, the students will find two comparable businesses, payment plans, etc. to research. They will take the information and create a linear equation, a table, and then graph both functions to compare and contrast the data. The students will then create a problem where the "x" value needs to be found when given the y value and vice versa. They will then create a solve a word problem. The last thing the students will be asked to do is discuss how systems of equations can be used in
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8th - 10th
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Introduction to Linear v. Non-Linear: Exploration
This is a partner activity worksheet with 6 questions and an enrichment section for faster working students to help explore linear functions.
This is meant as an exploration to introduce linear functions with students having no knowledge on the subject. The students must examine definitions, graphs, and equations using devices to access that internet. Graphing calculators help as well.
Then students work on an application problem to bring this information together.
If you have any questions
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6th - 12th
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Scale Factor Application
This is an activity for applying scale factor. Materials needed: lego blocks, candy lego blocks, hot wheel cars, and access to real cars.
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6th - 9th
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Bivariate Categorical Data Project
This is an Algebra 1 Statistics project I have completed with my students. The final project contained a hand drawn two-way frequency table with the write up and other documents attached to poster paper.
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8th - 12th
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