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Black History Month Common Core 6.EE.A.2c resources
Kobe Bryant: Order of Operations Math Activity (Perfect for Black History Month)
Kobe Bryant: Order of Operations Math Activity (Perfect for Black History Month)Honor Kobe Bryant and Black History Month with this math activity. February is Black History Month. Simplify numerical expressions to complete the passage about Kobe Bryant. Students will read about his life, his accomplishments, and his success. Students must complete 12 problems to complete the passage and learn fun facts about Bryant. Each expression is aligned with the 6th grade grade common core standards abou
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Black History Month: FOUR Math Activities Bundle!
Banneker's Ticktock Clock - Math in Black History Month
Students watch a short video about Benjamin Banneker's life and accomplishments, then collaborate to produce a PowerPoint slideshow. They'll solve equations using substitution to decode their own Tick-tock Clock, after watching a read-aloud of the book. Their creative side will run wild with an open slide for their own showcase of Mr. Banneker's life. My students were amazed at all he accomplished and excited to learn more to contribute to our celebration of Black History Month.
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5th - 8th
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Feb. 1 Math & Black History Puzzle: Harriet Tubman, 1st Black Woman on US Stamp
On February 1 of the Mystery Year, Harriet Tubman was the first African American woman to be honored on the U.S. postage stamp. Math clues for finding the year involve multiplicative comparison with decimals, repeating decimals, distance = rate • time, timeline skills, and exponents. This math puzzle can be used by middle school or high school students at any time.Your Download Includes:1-page Student Puzzle prepped for Easel1-page Answer Key with sample solutions 1-page version of puzzle with e
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6th - 7th
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Sept. 23 Math & Entertainer Puzzle: Ray Charles, Singer | Daily Mixed Review
September 23 of the Mystery Year was the birthday of Ray Charles. As students solve clues to find the year, the review order of operations, evaluating an expression with an exponent, comparing decimals, and solving an equation. This puzzle is great for students in 6th grade and up to use any time.Your PDF download includes:2-page digital version with horizontal layout, prepped for Easel 1-page printable version2 pages of Teacher Notes including step-by-step Solutions, error analysis of student m
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6th - 8th
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