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Algebra 2 Common Core 6.RP.A.2 resources

Preview of The Miles Per Gallon Illusion - Who saves more money?

The Miles Per Gallon Illusion - Who saves more money?

Created by
Common Core Fun
This is a performance task type activity that I created. The MPG Illusion comes from a 2008 article in Science Magazine. In the activity, students compute who would save more money by upgrading to a new fuel efficient vehicle assuming all drive the same amount of miles per year. The results will surprise you. Your download includes two versions. Pages 1-2 are appropriate for most classes, but pages 3-4 are for honors/advanced classes. Skills addressed include ratios, percentage change, g
Preview of St. Patrick's Day Middle School/High School Math - Printable or Digital

St. Patrick's Day Middle School/High School Math - Printable or Digital

This activity is a fun NO PREP activity to do for St. Patricks Day! There is a digital version (on a Google Document) as well as a printable version. This activity was designed for middle school students, but can also be used with upper elementary and high school students.  This can be used in classes teaching Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, or Pre-Algebra. Suggested for use in grade levels 5 - 12.The skills practiced include: converting fractions to percentages, finding the unit rate, finding
Preview of Factor Puzzle Foldable (Flippable)

Factor Puzzle Foldable (Flippable)

Created by
Aleisha Roxanne
This is an awesome foldable for any interactive math journal. Factor Puzzles are a simple way to teach students to understand, set up and solve proportion problems. The factor puzzle allows students to discover a missing number by finding common factor of products. This foldable will simplify the process and ensure that they are factor puzzle professionals in no time at all. Thus, when they are introduced to the concept of a proportion, they will have no problem actually solving the problem. Thi
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