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Free 8th grade math webquests
Spring Break Trip - Budget Activity
A quick project to do with your travel loving kids! Puts a great focus on budget and allows students to really see how much their dream vacation may cost! (This specific download is for the specific week of March 19-26, I will upload a generic one as well!)
*This is a favorite activity for most of my students!
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8th - 12th
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Volume of a Cone, Cylinder, and Sphere Webquest FREE
Students will need a device for this math webquest on the volume of a cone, cylinder, and sphere. Students will be given with a link that has all of the information on how to calculate the volume of a cone, cylinder, and sphere. They are provided with an outline to write down all of the information. In addition, there is a short quiz.Love my webquest and want more? I have a 8th grade webquest BUNDLE and other webquest concepts below!(1) Irrationals vs Rationals(2) Converting a Fraction into
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6th - 8th
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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Position vs. Time Graphs: Grasshopper vs. Snail Interactive + Worksheet
This worksheet compliments the free online Virtual Science Teachers Position vs. Time Graphs: Snail vs. Grasshopper interactive. The provided printable graphic can be used in place of using the online interactive.Note: Test out the free part of the activity by clicking on this link. Be sure it works in the classroom and is not blocked by your school district.Students fill out the printed worksheet as they work through the interactive. Please note that the worksheet includes many questions tha
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5th - 10th
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Webquest - Quest For Knowledge - What Do I Want To Be When I Grow Up?
This is a ****FREE**** "Quest For Knowledge" (webquest) designed for students in their first semester of Applied Math although it could be used by any high school or middle school student in any subject. NOTE: FOR A STUDENT TO USE THIS WEBQUEST, THE SCHOOL MUST HAVE AN ACCOUNT WITH CAREER CRUISING. This quest focuses on identifying potential careers for a student based on his or her interests and abilities. The end result of the project is that the student completes two applications for coll
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Virtual Heating ICE Lab, Graphing, NO PREP
Ready-to-Go Lesson on Graphing Temperature DataThis worksheet is designed to accompany the Virtual Science Teachers Heating Ice Lab as a guided practice for collecting, graphing, and analyzing data. If your students have access to computers, then this lesson is all ready to go! Just provide students the worksheet and a link to the interactive. Students record and graph the temperature measurements as the simulated beaker of ice melts and eventually boils. Students then use their graph to answe
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5th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-2
Introduction to Ratios HyperDoc - Distance Learning Ready
This lesson is designed for 21st-century blended and distance learning. Start the lesson with an interactive hook that gives students a chance to talk with one another, then send students off to learn at their own pace using the HyperDoc format. The hyperdoc has everything your students need to explore a topic in one place!Benefits:- Can be used in the classroom or for distance learning- Allows students to take ownership of their learning- Differentiates pace for each individual student- Fosters
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5th - 9th
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Circuit Training - Solving Equations with Parentheses - Distributive Property
Circuit Trainings are a great self-paces exercise, especially in the mathematics classroom. Students answer the first question, and then find the solution elsewhere on the page to get to the next question. This worksheet focuses on algebra problems that force the student to use the distributive property to solve. Some problems require students to multiply two binomials together before they can solve.This worksheet was originally intended for use in Algebra 1.
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7th - 10th
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Spring Break Trip- Budget Activity (with no dates)
This is a fun budgeting activity for your travel loving students. It can be completed over a few days or for homework!
Enjoy!
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8th - 12th
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Career Development: Monster Job Scavenger Hunt
Monster Job Scavenger Hunt
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Group Work Assignment Page on Exploration of 3D Cross Sections
1) Demonstrate one solid cross sections as a mini lesson. For example do cylinder exploration on smartboard using Geogebra and ask students to record 2D shapes of the cross sections. (5 min)2) Ask students to explore the rest of 3D shapes in their groups. Different groups explore different 3D solids. (15 min)3) One presenter from each group comes to the smartboard to share out their group findings with demonstration of each cross section found. (up to 20 min)4) Challenge questions could be asked
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8th - 10th
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Rate, Distance, and Time Webquest
This math webquest is meant to be used as a summative project for the concept of Rate x Time = Distance. It engages students with a heavy incorporation of technology, and relevant subject matter. It can be modified easily for use in any city.
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6th - 8th
iPad Apptivity! Set Up and Solve One-Step Equations
I am excited to say that I'm part of a one-to-one iPad initiative! This "apptivity" guides students through various apps on the iPad while engaging them in a problem-solving situation. QR codes, directions, and teacher notes are included. If you use the apptivity, will you please provide some feedback? How did you use it? How did your students like it? What would you do differently? Thanks for looking!
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
The History of Mathematics - WebQuest
This would work great as a back to school activity, emergency sub assignment, or time filler for those days that just get messed up. There are two pages worth of questions that only cover the first half of the article. An answer key is attached.
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5th - 10th
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Thanksgiving Budgeting Activity
Your students will use their math and budgeting skills to plan a Thanksgiving meal for 10. They will research cost of items and plan their meal based on a set budget. In this activity, students must use addition, multiplication, and division. Note, you can change the fact pattern based on the cost of living in your area. Thank you for your purchase! By purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents are the property of Minding The Career Gap and licensed to you only for classroom /
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7th - 11th
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Winter Olympics Webquest -- Ratios and Proportions
This webquest is a great way to have your middle school students learn about ratios and proportions independently or in groups. The Winter Olympics theme is current and fun, and helps students see the connection between math skills and real life. Students are given 8 facts to look up (exact phrases to type into Google are provided). They put the facts into ratio form, and then answer a question by creating and solving a proportion. Answer key is included.
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6th - 8th
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Vacation Planning Project with Rubric
Student handout describing a vacation planning project.Students choose a destination and plan out activities, meals, and transportation.Excellent for geography or personal finance classes.
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7th - 10th
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Intro to System of Equations with Desmos (Distance Learning)
This is an activity I have used for my 8th grade math to introduce the idea of what the answer to system of equations is. Students go online and use Desmos.com to type in the equations and write down the number of equations and the point solution if necessary. This activity eases students into this difficult concept.
Math Webquest Internet Research Project Worksheets FREEBIE for Middle and High
ENJOY this FREE resource containing 3 worksheets for Middle and High School Students from The Internet Research Project!We hope that after testing out our special type of resource that you will follow the links to purchase any of our 10 page Math packs or the entire Mathematics Bundle with 100 great worksheets for your students. Worksheets in this FREE sample will touch on these Math topics :Toilet Paper Math - Confusing Math in the Grocery StoreThe Spirograph - From Tool to ToyMap of Mathematic
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Math and Science Entire Year Mega Bundle for Middle and High School
Algebra 2 Web Scavenger Hunt
Web scavenger Hunt for Algebra 2 students. Worksheet has 5 websites and activities to do on each of them. Webquest. Activities include Graphing, Vocabulary, Study Skill, Math History.
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7th - 12th
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Webquest - Quest For Knowledge - Save Me A Seat - Ticket Analysis Using Averages
This is a "Quest For Knowledge" (webquest) designed for students in their first semester of Algebra but could also be used by middle school students. The quest involves researching information about a college football sports comference. The collected is displayed in an eXcel spreadsheet. Students also use additional websites to compare ticket prices and calculate information such as average ticket prices.Would you like to receive updates and information about new products? Then click on "Fol
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Webquests - Quest For Knowledge - Algebra Bundle
Webquest - Quest For Knowledge - A House For A Mouse - Using Lego Designer
This is a "Quest For Knowledge" (webquest) designed for students in their second semester of Geometry although it could be adapted to first semester geometry or honors middle school students. The quest involves using the free-to-download software "Lego Digital Designer" to design a house. The student must then use geometry and the Loew's website to calculate the various room dimensions and costs to decorate the walls and floors.Would you like to receive updates and information about new produc
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Webquests - Quest For Knowledge - Geometry Bundle
Careers Readiness - Virtual Learning Platform and Resource Pack
Our free virtual world of work platform is designed to make careers learning more engaging and interactive for young people. This resource pack is designed to help teachers embed its use within the classroom!Panjango Online puts learners' knowledge and skills to the test by exploring more than 450 different career options, each with its own set of contextualised "real world" challenges that simulate what it's like to work in those roles.From Sports Coach and Hairdresser to CEO and Nuclear Scient
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5th - 10th
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Webquest - Quest For Knowledge - Cara Carvaholic - Using Google Earth & Geometry
This is a "Quest For Knowledge" (webquest) designed for students in their first semester of Geometry although it could be adapted to honors middle school students. The quest involves using eXcel and some specific websites to track information about a ski resort (selected by the teacher). The main part of the quest involves using a trail map of the selected ski resort and Google Earth to measure actual elevations and distances. Using this information, the Pythagorean Theorem and trigonometry,
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Webquests - Quest For Knowledge - Geometry Bundle
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