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High school math simulations for Google Apps
Personal Finance Unit - PBL Simulation - Print and Google™ Drive
If you’re looking for a way to teach life skills that gives kids the opportunity to see what it’s like to have the financial responsibilities of an adult, this Project-based Learning Simulation is it! In this financial literacy unit, kids will confront the challenges we all face as they try to make their money last the month, while paying the usual bills, and hoping to dodge those unpleasant surprises that sneak up on us from time to time. *** 7-16-2021 BIG Announcement! The digital version of P
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Personal Finance Unit - PBL Simulation - Money Crack the Code Bundle
Cells - Cell Size Lab PowerPoint & Handouts
Cells - Cell Size Diffusion and Math Lab Why are cells so small? This integrated math lab allows students to experiment with various "cell" sizes to determine the ideal cell size. Lab activity includes lots of measurements and calculations to demonstrate why the ratio of surface area to volume is so important with respect to cells. Great demonstration lab or a challenging individual or group lab for higher level learners and differentiated grouping.• DIGITAL GOOGLE CLASSROOM links to all items
Grades:
5th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-2
, MS-LS1-1
Also included in: Cell Processes - PowerPoint & Notes, Labs, Activities, & Projects
Normal Distribution in a real life context: Lake Tekapo Fish Mongers
Are you having trouble explaining what Normal distribution is and how it can be used in real life? Are your students craving a hands on activity that would make sense of this concept? Do you need an engaging project on statistics? Would you like an activity that already has enrichment, scaffolding and all of the material ready to go? If you answered yes to any or all of these questions, this project is tailor made for you!Your students will assume a role of a research team for a fishing company.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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School Bank (Classroom Management + Financial Literacy)
Transform group management and educate in finance with a School Bank!Note: This resource operates through Google Sheets and requires a Google account for its functionality.What's Included?Google Sheets Database Template:Efficiently organize up to 45 accounts.Easily create and manage independent groups.Complete Tutorial:Detailed guide on using this resource.Instructions on creating accounts and assigning QR codes to cards.Customizable Designs.Account opening and job application forms.Administrati
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4th - 10th
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My Budget Project
This is a great end of year math project! You can give students a career with a realistic salary and challenge them to create a monthly budget. Each slide will need to depict a different monthly cost like rent, car payment, etc. This will give the students a good real life look into the cost of living. At the end of the slides, there is an example project for to show students.
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8th - 11th
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DIGITAL- Functional Math (Budgeting)- Planning a Trip for Spring Break
Get your students ready for spring break with this multi-day budgeting activity! Students will practice real-life functional math skills as they plan a spring break trip from start to finish. Students can work on their own, with partners, or in groups.This activity is ready for your students! You can assign the slides as an assignment.
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5th - 12th
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Simulating Health Insurance in America: Full Activity and Teacher Guide
Health Insurance in America: Rolling Dice, Expected Value, and RiskThis five part, mix-and-matchable, large group simulation activity illustrates the fundamental probability dynamics involved in the area of health insurance. In every part, students start with some money and a die (these can be physical or virtual, though virtual is easier) and roll to simulate whether they get sick. As the activity progresses through different rounds, students explore the following concepts and skills around sta
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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CCSS:
Financial Literacy: a Classroom Economy builds Community - 7th TEKS
FINANCIAL LITERACY – CREATE A CLASSROOM ECONOMY & BUILD COMMUNITY - YEAR LONG (loosely based on the program by Thom Gibson)INTRODUCTION:Goals: 1) Teach student’s financial literacy and build a strong community by allowing them to participate in a classroom economy. 2) Don’t overload the facilitator while accomplishing goal 1 or take up too much learning time.Why Implement this System?:It fulfills several 7th grade TEKS for financial literacy and gives you a context in which to teach the o
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6th - 12th
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Household Budgeting Game
This is a financial literacy resources that students play either on their own or in groups. In the game, they must meet all their basic needs including housing, food, transportation and the ever-important cellphone. The Google Sheet simulator tracks their monthly spending and tracks their short-term happiness based on the lifestyle choices they make in their budgeting. It also has students track their savings which is a great followup to the compound interest activity also available in my store.
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7th - 9th
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Teach Students to Make a Survey & Presentation with Google Forms & Slides
Show your students how to create a poll/survey using Google forms. This easy-to-follow slides presentation shows students how to make and customize a survey, make a QR code with a direct link to the survey, and use the results to make a presentation for the class using graphs from their data.
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5th - 12th
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The Ultimate Personal Finance Budgeting Project
Students select their future career, conduct a job search, find a job and then "move" to the new location. They must find an apartment, automobile, cell phone plan, all insurances, and pay for all of the other miscellaneous items a person pays for in life (including income taxes). They create a Google Slide show (or Powerpoint) of their life and complete a monthly budget worksheet. Detailed instructions, websites, student/teacher checklist and rubric are all included. I have spent 17 years devel
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Day 3 - Weekly Shopping List / Grocery Budget Worksheet
On Day 3 of the Socioeconomic Simulation, students will use real, tangible grocery magazines to determine a weekly shopping list for their profile. After calculating the prices of their groceries for a week, students may multiply by "four" to determine the grocery budget for the month, and update the previous class period's budget accordingly.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Financial Literacy/Socioeconomic Simulation 5-Day Unit
Vocational Support- Calculating Gross Pay
Whether individuals participate in competitive employment or sheltered employment, they need to be able to calculate their pay. Individuals can be paid in a variety of ways: hourly, by piece, commission, or salary. For this resource, I have chosen to focus on hourly pay. In the next few weeks I will publish other resources with piece pay, commission and salary. I will also be publishing work that relates to deductions and net pay. This is a great transition activity and can also be tied to vocat
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Vocational Support Bundle
Exponential Function Transformations Digital Activity
Have you noticed that your students just follow the steps of a problem, but don't actually understand it? This exponential function interactive graph allows the students to change the values of each part of the equation to see the transformations. This entire Google Sheet is editable and pre-coded to change the y-values based on the a, b, x, h, and k inputs.Additionally, there are open-ended reflection questions that the students will answer along with the interactive graph. All of these questio
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Parent Functions and Transformations Digital Activity Bundle
Using Proportions to Estimate Fish Populations Simulation: Capture - Recapture
Show your students how proportional thinking is used by scientists to estimate wildlife populations using a capture - recapture process. In cooperative groups, students will use a lake (paper bag) full of fish (beans) to capture, tag, recapture, and record their findings. They will use their data to write proportions and estimate the total number of fish in the lake. Students will use easy-to-follow instructions on an editable Google Slides presentation and record their data and work on an in
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6th - 9th
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Absolute Value Function Transformations Digital Activity
Do you want your students to actually understand a transformation rather than just following the steps? This absolute value function discovery activity uses Google Sheets as an interactive graph. The students are able to change the values of each part of the equation to see the results. This entire Google Sheet is editable and pre-coded to change the y-values based on the a, x, h, and k inputs. Additionally, there are open-ended reflection questions that the students will answer along with the i
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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CCSS:
Also included in: Parent Functions and Transformations Digital Activity Bundle
Simulating Health Insurance in America: Probability, Binomials, Expected Value
Health Insurance in America: Rolling Dice, Expected Value, and RiskThis five part, mix-and-matchable, large group simulation activity illustrates the fundamental probability dynamics involved in the area of health insurance. In every part, students start with some money and a die (these can be physical or virtual, though virtual is easier) and roll to simulate whether they get sick. As the activity progresses through different rounds, students explore the following concepts and skills around sta
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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CCSS:
Finding My Why
Do you feel like your students just don't care right now? Like they don't know why school is important? Maybe you have students, like I do, that are working full time and have made school something to do if they have time after work. Wouldn't it be nice to help them realize why school is important again? To have them discover the financial value in attending school? How great would it be for them to create self awareness around how their 6 Surviving and Thriving Needs impact their daily decision
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9th - 12th
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Madthworld Halloween Haunted House Experience - Ratios Dilations Order Operation
Madthworld is a Halloween themed math review for ratio, dilations, and order of operation. You move from the line, then room to room, solving problems in a variety of ways. Check out the preview to see a room! Also, has a small story line to keep things interesting!
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6th - 12th
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Polynomial Function Transformations Digital Activity
Have you noticed that your students just follow the steps of a problem, but don't actually understand it? This polynomial function discovery activity allows students to change the values of each part of the equation in vertex form to see the transformations. This entire Google Sheet is editable and pre-coded to change the y-values based on the a, x, h, n, and k inputs.Additionally, there are open-ended reflection questions that the students will answer along with the interactive graph. All of th
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Parent Functions and Transformations Digital Activity Bundle
Editable Drag and Drop Addition/Subtraction Algebra Tiles Manipulatives
Inspire engagement with virtual manipulatives. The editable Google Slide Algebra Tile manipulatives is an easy access activity to virtual learners and teachers. Users can model and save additive inverses, zero pairs, subtracting negatives, and overall integer addition/subtraction. This activity can be modified to meet students and teachers needs for virtual learning. Activity is aligned well to Common Core 7th grade Number System unit. An integer number line from -10 to 10 is included as w
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6th - 9th
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Derivatives - first principles - plus Geogebra presentation
Do your students have difficulty with the basic skills when finding derivatives by first principles? Does your text book have too few examples for good guided practice?Do you sometimes wish you had a more complete resource?If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then this one is for you!Featuring 20 full length, color coded examples along with 41 practice problems at progressively increasing difficulty as well as 2 Geogebra files (with instructions) to visually enhance your usual presen
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Similar Triangles Digital Exploration | Triangles Task | Distance Learning
If you are doing distance learning, this geometry investigation is perfect for exploring the "Angle Angle Triangle Similarity Postulate (AA)." Students ultimately come to understand that when two angles of one triangle are congruent to two corresponding angles of another triangle, then the corresponding side lengths are proportional. Thus, the triangles are similar. If you want to stick with the "Angle Angle Angle Triangle Similarity Postulate (AAA)" then you can emphasize to students that when
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: 8th Grade Math Geometry Digital Escape Room Review Activity Bundle
Would You Rather Game
This google slides resource includes 28 would you rather-questions with puppy-themed pictures you can delete or edit as well as a 60-second timer for each question. Directions - Divide the classroom into two sides and have students form two lines or circles around the room. The inner line stays put and outer line will move to the left for each question so everyone should have a new partner for each question. Every time students switch, have them tell each other their names, answer the question,
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PreK - 12th
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