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Applied math songs for Microsoft Word
"Lollipop" STATISTICS
CANDY and MUSIC, what a great way to get kids motivated about MATHMATICS! I have used this lesson in my middle school class room for many years with great success. Middle school tasks should be meaningful and relevant; this lesson is that and more. Students must work directly with data in order to understand the fundamentals of statistical ideas. This lesson will catch the attention of students with varying abilities in a non-threatening approach.
The lesson offers 10 steps to thoroughly engag
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5th - 10th
Similar Figures- YMCA
This song helps students set up proportions to determine if two figures are similar. IT reviews that similar figures do not have to be the same size, but they have proportional sides and equal angles. It talks about matching sides (corresponding sides) and seeing if the proportions are equal.
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6th - 8th
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The Proportion Family
Proportion Song to the tune of "The Addams Family" theme song.
Step by step directions to finding a first rule, setting up the other side of the proportion with x, and then cross multiply at the end.
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6th - 8th
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Music & Math - Happy Birthday! Interdisciplinary Activity for Math Number Line
*NOTE (no pun intended): This two-page activity is best for those who are somewhat familiar with the keys and notes on a standard piano/keyboard. Playing (right hand) on a keyboard is also beneficial.Student tested, teacher approved!** This contribution includes the following:- An activity which uses the musical concept of 'transposing' notes to the classic song 'Happy Birthday' by using a different starting note (hence a point other than the 'origin') on a number line. The activity begins by
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5th - 7th
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FOIL Song
This is a song I wrote to help my students with multiplying binomials in 7th grade. It's called FOIL and it's to the tune of "Royals" by Lorde. I've included the guitar chords, but you can also get the karaoke version of the song on YouTube.
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7th - 12th
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Jingle Bells- Equations
This song tells the main points of solving one-step equations. It says to get x by itself, do the opposite operations to solve for x. It is quick and easy for anyone to learn. We went caroling when my students learned this song. :)
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6th - 8th
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Subtracting Integers Original Song
This is a song to help students with the Keep-Change-Change method used to subtract integers. It is written, by myself, to the tune of "Meant to Be" by Bebe Rexha.
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6th - 10th
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