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3rd grade math simulations for Microsoft Word

Space - Mission To Mars Cooperative Simulation 2-Month Unit - PBL friendly

Created by

This is an extended cooperative simulation unit for teams of 3-6 students. They will need to work together to make decisions about their mission to Mars. There are 13 lessons, 12 of which have corresponding Mission Log pages where they will be writing and reflecting on the content of each lesson. This unit comprises science, math, art, engineering, writing, collaboration, reading, and critical thinking. Students will have fun working in teams to put together their mission crew, recruit new astro

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Math, Science

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Thematic Unit Plans, Activities, Simulations

24 STEM activities bundle including elementary & highschool challenges

Created by

ms teachershelper

Engage your students in a variety of science, technology, engineering and math lessons and challenges. Our bundle includes 12 elementary appropriate activities and 12 highschool appropriate activities.Activities included: Environmental Impact Study, Magnetic Slime, Straw Rocket Launcher and so much more!

Subjects:

Career and Technical Education, Math, Science

Grades:

3rd - 12th

Types:

Projects, Activities, Simulations

Animal Shelter Business Development Simulation (Gifted 3-5)

Created by

Vince Frosteg

This activity set was designed for use in a third through fifth grade gifted resource room. Students research, design, and plan for an animal shelter to house 10 dogs that are randomly assigned. Using these dogs students: <>complete a research matrix on common dog breeds. <>design a "blueprint" for the animal shelter using graph paper, measurements, and requirements. (Because this is usually the first simulation I use each year, the measurements are kept to squares.) <>figur

Subjects:

Gifted and Talented, Math

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Projects, GATE, Simulations

Washington, D.C. Trip Planning Budget Project

Created by

Heather Shumate

I use this project as part of the addition and subtraction unit in my 3rd grade classroom. It gives students a real world scenario in which they would use their knowledge of addition and subtraction to manage money. The kids love it because it offers a lot of choice and is very fun! It could also be used for advanced 2nd graders or as a review at the beginning of the year for 4th graders.

Subjects:

Basic Operations, Numbers, Word Problems

Grades:

2nd - 4th

Types:

Projects, Simulations

CCSS:

3.NBT.A.2

Trip Planners II - Math Role-Playing Game: Travel Cards 21-40

Created by

Tammy Griffis

More hilarious and wacky fun featuring more complex math problem solving travel cards! This is a math role-playing game that integrates math problem solving, adding and subtracting money amounts, multiplying money amounts, geography, and writing. Students solve real-world problems as they travel using a road atlas. This compliments travel cards 1-20. Expense ledge template included. Meets common core math standards for Grade 5: Numbers & Operations in Base Ten and Grade 6: The Number System

Subjects:

Decimals, Math, Writing

Grades:

3rd - 8th

Types:

GATE, Games, Simulations

My Occupation - A Personal Finance Project

Created by

Amy Wassel

This product serves as an introduction to personal finance. It is intended for small groups of students. There are seven occupations available for student to choose from, or be assigned by the teacher. Students are given a daily salary, as well as daily expenses. The rest of the project involves a surprise income, as well as two surprise expenses - some of which require students to dip into their savings account to pay for the expense. Also included are a check register for students to writ

Subjects:

Basic Operations, Economics , Math

Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

Projects, Activities, Simulations

Personal Shopper to the Stars- Research and Math Project

Created by

Becky Keith

What kid doesn’t have a famous person that they admire? Who doesn’t’ like to spend money? This download combines both interests into one motivational activity. In this project, students will research a famous person alive today, focusing on their hobbies, personal preferences, family life, etc. Then take the information they’ve learned about their famous person and become their personal shopper. They will then use a budget of $5,000 to buy gifts that fit their person’s lifestyle. The student

Subjects:

Applied Math, Critical Thinking, Problem Solving

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Research, Activities, Simulations

Choose an Operation Readers Theater

Created by

Brittany Martz

Do your students struggle with choosing between addition and subtraction while reading word problems? When I noticed that students in my class really loved reading plays and were stronger at reading than in math, I created this activity to show the connection between the two subject areas. I believe that by stretching out a word problem into a play, students are better able to internalize the actions that are taking place in the problem and can make a better plan to solve. Each readers theater i

Subjects:

Literature, Math

Grades:

2nd - 4th

Types:

Scripts, Simulations

Halloween Party - Math Problem Solving

Created by

Eric Jayne

In this activity, students will be planning a Halloween party for their class. They will need to "purchase" supplies for their party using a budget that you set. I set a budget that forces the students to make budget choices, i.e., I don't give them enough to buy everything they want. Students will work in partners to plan their party, making decisions based on their budget constraints. Students are also asked to perform some data analysis on the party choices. This is a good activity to do

Subjects:

Halloween, Math, Statistics

Grades:

3rd - 7th

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Simulations

Investment vs. Paying Off Debts

Created by

Wuebker History

This assignment helps students see how they can acquire $1,032,850.00 by age 35 if they invest in the stock market today. It also shows how poor their friends will be if their friends, instead, take out large student loans that require payments until age 43.As ever, the key to making $10,000,000 by the time you’re 70 is to start investing today, not seven years from now.Student love these eye-popping and yet highly realistic scenarios. At our school, we have a 25-year-old teacher on track to be

Subjects:

Business, Economics , Math

Grades:

3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Activities, Simulations

Apple Picking Division

Created by

Amy Barker

This product allows students to "pick" apples from the tree and move them into boxes to demonstrate division of facts from 2-5. It is teacher led, but can be edited for formative or summative assessment purposes. Any student who is struggling to understand the concept of division will benefit from using this interactive product. This document is easily converted to google docs.

Subjects:

Basic Operations, Math

Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

CCSS:

Fractions as Decimal and Percents E-Lab Handout- Ipad Interactive Activity

Created by

Heather Ward

This exploration handout is to be used with the interactive Fraction Model E-Lab from the National Council of Teacher of Mathmatics. This activity is best completed on an Ipad or computer. The handout helps guide the exploration of different representations for fractions including improper fractions, mixed numbers, decimals, and percentages. Additionally, there are length, area, region, and set models. Adjust numerators and denominators to see how they alter the representations and models. Use t

Subjects:

Basic Operations, Decimals, Fractions

Grades:

3rd - 7th

Types:

Worksheets, Simulations

Clasroom Economy Job Description

Created by

New Creations

Students will find a detailed description of each job and expectations as well as amount each job will make a week. Certain jobs have special privileges attached on other page. Enable editing to view full document and create your own variations.

Subjects:

Basic Operations, Career and Technical Education, Classroom Management

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Activities, Simulations

Absolute & Relative Location Lab

Created by

SamTheSwiftie

This lab is used to help students understand the difference between absolute and relative location. It uses a floor grid to help the students understand how to use coordinates to find absolute location and quadrants to find relative location. I formerly taught in Peoria, therefore the example coordinates are in Peoria, Illinois. Since it is a .docx file, those can be changed. This activity works well for visual and kinesthetic learners. Please follow my store and review this resource to help my

Subjects:

Math, Other (Social Studies - History)

Grades:

2nd - 8th

Types:

Simulations

Also included in: Map Skills Bundle!

PartyBurger Decimals, Fractions, Mixed, and Whole Numbers Review

Created by

Miss Katie's Lesson Plans

This is a Burger fast food themed review that includes decimals, fractions, mixed, and whole numbers. It includes the lesson plan as well as 2 menus with set prices. One menu contains all the above mentioned number forms; the other menu is differentiated to only include prices in decimal form. This lesson plan was created around California Common Core Mathematics standards for grade 4.

Subjects:

Decimals, Fractions, Numbers

Grades:

3rd - 5th

Types:

CCSS:

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Classroom Economy

Created by

Miras Class

Classroom money seems to be fairly widespread across the United States.How about an economy that charge rent? Or has tickets? Or has students keep a ledger? Or perhaps fill out an application?Well this one does!Many students leave school not knowing how to budget or do accounting for their money. They end up overspending and having issues out in the real world. Maybe if we allowed them to practice in the classroom they wouldn't have to practice where it might hurt a bit more if they fail.Thus I

Subjects:

Economics , Math

Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

Printables, Classroom Forms, Simulations

Baseball General Manager Activity

Created by

David Lewis

This activity involves finding batting average, on base percentage, comparing statistics and deciding how to divide an amount of money among players for bonuses. Please check out my other products and leave feedback. I have a great math board game for 1st - 3rd grade - http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/D-Lewis

Subjects:

Basic Math, Fractions, Math

Grades:

2nd - 5th

Types:

Projects, Activities, Simulations

Estimate and Measure with Bites!

Created by

JoAnna Pegesa

Students will use food to get a hands-on experience with estimating and measuring. Students will first take a chip (or pretzel) and estimate the length. When recorded, they will then use their ruler to measure the chip. After everything is written, students will take a (small!) bite of the chip, and repeat the process.

Subjects:

Measurement, Mental Math

Grades:

K - 3rd

Types:

Activities, Simulations

Geometry Scavenger Hunt

Created by

JoAnna Pegesa

I used this as an introductory lesson for my geometry unit. It is useful for a review of 3D shapes and connection to real life.

Subjects:

Geometry

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Activities, Simulations, Centers

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