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Preview of FSA Simulation for 6th Grade Math: 64 qsts; NO PREP Distance Learning Packet

FSA Simulation for 6th Grade Math: 64 qsts; NO PREP Distance Learning Packet

I created this FSA Simulation to simulate the varying levels of rigor on the actual 6th Grade Math FSA. The test includes Session 1 and Session 2, each with 32 questions. It also includes an answer sheet for the student, and an answer key for the teacher, parent, or for the student to self-correct. This test was designed to simulate the Florida FSA, but the standards are very similar to most other states. Therefore this also makes a great practice test for: Georgia Milestones Indiana
Preview of 5th - 7th Grade Math Multi-Step Word Problems Using Money and Rate Activity

5th - 7th Grade Math Multi-Step Word Problems Using Money and Rate Activity

Have fun when working on multi step word problems using money and rate in this Math Mystery / Escape Room! Solve the crime of who stole the jeweled Crown through a series of clues to solve using our math skills. The problems are multistep and involve all different operation and has a focus on money and unit rate, sales tax, area, miles per hour and more. 7 complex multistep problems make up this escape room task. Can you solve the crime? Ideal for 40 minute periods. Great for sub plans, RTI,
Preview of The Amazing Math Race

The Amazing Math Race

Created by
Carton Classroom
Engage your classroom in The Amazing Math Race. Review skills from throughout the school year. Appropriate for 6-8th grade students.Adapt this to your classroom how you see fit, with 17 different activities, you decide if this is a yearlong part of your classroom or take a day or a few to complete this fun activity as a class.Math Included: Diamond Math, Probability, Mazes, Graphing, Fractions, Ratios, problem solving, Unit rates, Calendar, Distance, Number System, Systems, research, measures of
Preview of Unit Rate and Percent Project:  Duct Tape Pencil Pouch Business Plan

Unit Rate and Percent Project: Duct Tape Pencil Pouch Business Plan

This project asks students to form a fictitious business selling duct tape pencil pouches. Students complete a variety of math problems calculating the cost to produce the pouches, cost of labor, determining profit, setting selling prices, and creating manufacturers suggested retail prices. What math is involved? -Finding area of a rectangle (decimal or fraction) -Finding unit rate and unit price -Using percent of a number to determine profit/cost -Decimal and whole number computational skil
Preview of Interactive Online ELab Simulations Lab - Shopping Unit Rates Lab

Interactive Online ELab Simulations Lab - Shopping Unit Rates Lab

Created by
Heather Ward
In this FREE online interactive simulation provided by PhET, developed by the University of Colorado, students will explore unit rates through the process of buying goods. Students will explore how shopping uses unit rates to determine the price of various goods. Students will need a computer, tablet or IPad. These simulations were designed for IPad use. This handout goes directly with the Elab and contains directions on accessing the lab online as well as directions on how to complete the lab.
Preview of Unit Rate: A Special Type of Ratio

Unit Rate: A Special Type of Ratio

Created by
David Purnell
This 18-slide PowerPoint presentation introduces the concept of a unit rate. It assumes students have already learned about the concept of a ratio. The material is based on Common Core 6th grade math standard: CCSS.Math.Content.6.RP.A.2. The presentation begins with a problem trying to compare two ratios to determine the best gas mileage. A tape diagram model is used to transform the ratios into unit rates to see how much more helpful they are when making comparisons. Unit rates are calculated u
Preview of Social Issue Project: Dangerous Dolls?

Social Issue Project: Dangerous Dolls?

During this project, students will measure themselves, measure action figures/dolls, and scale up the doll proportionally to life size, based on their height. Then, they will trace themselves on a large piece of butcher block paper. On that same paper, they will sketch out the life-sized doll proportions and create a body outline of what the doll would look like if it were their same height. They should finish with something that looks terribly disproportionate. From there, you can have a debate
Preview of Cross Walk Rate Lab

Cross Walk Rate Lab

Can you cross the street in time? Attached is the lesson plan, student activity sheet, extension activities and PowerPoint with directions for both teacher and students.
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