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Dream Vacation Budgeting Project/Webquest
Students will plan their dream vacation with a budget of $5000. They will use this website to guide them through the project. https://tinyurl.com/dreamvacation314Students will determine where they are going to vacation, how to get there, where they will stay, the fun things they will do once they get there, and how much to spend on food. It took my students 3-4 days to complete this project. You can have the students create a slideshow of their dream vacation to share with the class, as an e
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4th - 12th
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Personal Budget Project
This project allows students to learn what it would be like to live on their own! They will research everything from the salary a certain job makes to the taxes and expenses they will pay in a month. There are five steps that walk the student through figuring out the expenses that are involved in life. They will then record the expense in an excel sheet. At the end they will analyze why it is important to budget.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Nutrition and Daily Food Intake Webquest
This webquest uses Calorie King and other sites to guide students through an analysis of their diet and other common foods. Students are required to answer a series of questions regarding the nutrients in common food. Some minor calculations are required to determine the percentage of fat, protein etc.
Students are then guided through an analysis of their own calorie/kilojoule needs for a day and must then create their own diet that ensures they eat from the five food groups but do not consume
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6th - 11th
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Budget Your Life for a Month! (Fun end of the year project!)
In this WEBQUEST, students will pick a career and determine their monthly salary. Based on that salary, they will then pick out and pay for a car and a place to live, pay bills, pay for weekend fun activities, etc. Students really get an idea of the kind of life they can afford based on the career they pick for their future! This is a project my students love doing every year!I usually give them a week+ to complete the project. Then another week or so for them to create a Google Slide projec
Buying a House Project
This project is perfect for Economics, Personal Finance, Life Skills, and any class that wants to make the classroom practical for their students. This project is great for classes that have access to a computer or tablet. Students will create their own powerpoint or keynote for this project.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Economics Bundle
Job & Taxes Unit
I use this activity in my Economics classes to show students how much they will pay in taxes in their future jobs. Business, Math and personal finance classes could use this activity in their classes. The lesson is designed to have students choose to possible professions, research the salary of those jobs and determine net pay. Teach students about federal and state income taxes and help students learn about yearly and monthly net and gross pay. Students are shocked to see how much the gover
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7th - 12th
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Skittle Statistics MS Excel Mini-Lab
This is a 1 class MS Excel lab for a computer or math class. You can have the students explore the distribution of different color Skittles in class. This is a great mini-lab or half-day activity when you school ends up with a weird schedule day. Tell them they can't eat till the Skittles till the end of class, or they will distort their numbers. Also make sure they don't throw them or shove them up their nose (Yes, stuck Skittles are hard to extract, ask me how I know..)The goal of this lab is
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
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Also included in: Hands-on Science Semester Labs Bundle
Wisconsin Fast Plants Online Simulation Lab
This comprehensive worksheet has students evaluate genetics using the free online lab through Gizmos (this simulation is currently FREE with the creation of an account (which is also FREE). Students will explore:- tracking parentage based on F1 and F2 phenotypes- statistical analysis using Chi Squared calculations - gene linkage evaluation and gene mapping using recombination frequencies Perfect for remote learning! Everything is included for guided learning AND independent practice to really g
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Vacation Destination City Project
*Updated*
Activities Included:
Trip planning and website research
Trip budgeting
Creating your itinerary
Journal/reflection
2 Extension activities
Trip Presentation with rubric
Car Rental agreement and bonus coupons
I created this project to help keep the students engaged after we completed state testing. We take the test in April and have about 5 weeks of school left when we're done.
This project asks the students to choose a destination city and plan a road trip. They are required to do r
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5th - 12th
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Sample Credit Report Questionaire
I created and used this in my financial classes after we discuss credit reports. I use the Experian sample credit report that can be found online (the easiest way is by Google Search). The questions have students review the report with a critical eye so they can see what is on a credit report.Created by Function Junction
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9th - 12th
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College Board AP Website Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt is designed for Advanced Placement (AP) students of any course. Guided questions enable students to explore their course-specific AP website to gain a familiarity, identify important information, and understand how to access AP/College Board resources throughout the year. The scavenger hunt worksheet goes beyond basic cognitive demands (i.e. identify and write), by embedding some metacognitive questions and tasks.
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9th - 12th
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Credit Card Payoff
This activity incorporates an online credit card and applied math skills. Kids will use math to determine that making the minimum payments on credit cards is a bad idea. The students will also use writing skills to articulate how to appropriately use credit cards.
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9th - 12th
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Mathematician Internet Scavenger Hunt
Includes:Detailed introduction directions (takes about 8 minutes) to get students started on assignmentStudent directions and worksheet to fill in answers on scavenger huntAddress to website to find everything on scavenger huntAnswer key
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5th - 9th
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Chapter 6 Social Security and Medicare
Provide your students with a worksheet/handout that explores social security and medicare through the government websites. Through this exploration students will learn the amounts deducted from their paycheck, qualification requirements, etc.
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11th - 12th
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Also included in: Financial Algebra
Crime Rate Analysis Assignment
A web based assignment to allow students to calculate the crime rates of various U.S. cities.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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CAASPP Desmos Practice Tasks
The CAASPP test that our students take is a computer adaptive test that uses the Desmos Calculator (on problems that allow a calc). If your students do not use Desmos beforehand, they will be at a disadvantage. I put together these tasks to walk students through the various functions Desmos can complete. Students answer some questions & take some Screenshots to show the teacher they can now use Desmos. This activity is designed to be completed on a Chromebook or something similar. It is
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6th - 12th
Cool Math Lemonade Stand Reflection Worksheet
Students will play 7 days of "Lemonade Stand" on coolmath.com while answer 20 questions that go along with the assignment. I use this assignment when talking about resource (time and money) management skills. NOTE: I understand coolmath.com is a free website, and I am not making money off of coolmath.net. I am selling my 20 questions that enhance the lesson.
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4th - 12th
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Exploring Exponential Function Transformations - Google Doc
Has students manipulate the variables of an absolute value function to determine patterns and draw conclusions. There are 7 practice problems on the back, plus an assignment to create a foldable that summarizes the information. Google Doc, fully editable.
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8th - 11th
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Age of Exploration: Navigation and Math in Four Minutes Video Worksheet
This video worksheet allows students learn about early navigation and the usefulness of math to guide ships. The video clip is four minutes long, but it is packed full of information that will keep your students engaged.This video worksheet works great as a “Do Now Activity” or as a complement to any lecture or lesson plan on navigation, exploration, and math. The worksheet helps students better understand the importance of math throughout history. The video is great for visual learners and help
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5th - 12th
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Data Analysis & Graphing of Bacteria Rate of Binary Fission Cell Division activi
This worksheet guides students in analyzing the rapid rate at which bacteria perform asexual reproduction. The term binary fission is omitted from this activity, as it is intended to introduce cell division in a simplified way. Students watch a video of bacteria cells copying themselves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEwzDydciWcA data table is used to guide students in calculating the amount of bacteria that would develop in a colony (over 15 mintues). Students are shocked by the rapid rate at
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Exploring Absolute Value Function Transformations - Google Doc
Has students manipulate the variables of an absolute value function to determine patterns and draw conclusions. There are 7 practice problems on the back, plus an assignment to create a foldable that summarizes the information. Google Doc, fully editable.
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8th - 11th
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Misleading Graph WebQuest
This editable Google Doc contains 10 questions and is to be used with the following website:5 Ways Writers Use Misleading Graphs To Manipulate YouI also recommend starting the lesson by showing the following YouTube videos:How to spot a misleading graphHow statistics can be misleading
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6th - 12th
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History of Measurement
This three to five-day activity is entertaining and brings out student's research and creativity skills. It introduces students to the history of measurement. This activity can be printed or completed online. You can choose to give students only the question sheet or the WebQuest with questions. Students decipher a hidden message to measure their foot and hand with a ruler in a really fun Cryptogram. Next, students practice their mathematic skills by finding the surface area and volume of pyrami
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5th - 12th
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Directed Investigation/Assignment - Life's Little Expenses
This task uses Australian websites to guide students through an investigation into their life expenses when they leave home.
Part web-quest, part calculations, students are required to investigate their average income, the tax payable and the net income.
They are then directed to sites to help them determine the cost of a car, the rates of interest if they take a loan for the car, the cost of car expenses such as registration and fuel as well as the cost of rent and utilities.
Finally, studen
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7th - 12th
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