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Free high school math resources for GATE
PUZZLE MATH: Special Right Triangles
In this one-page assignment students find missing side lengths and angle measures of special right triangles. Every possible permutation from given to missing side is used, and problems include ones where students are given integers that they must both multiply and divide by radical expressions. When applicable students must rationalize the denominator. Correct answers decode a secret message, providing immediate feedback for the learner as this free math worksheet is self-checking. If you enjoy
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Contrived Math--Tricked-Out Word Problems with Ordinary Numbers
This download is for those students and their teachers who enjoy solving somewhat twisted, definitely unusual (aka "tricked out") word math problems. An equal combination of language arts and basic math skills, Contrived Math challenges participants to collect common data, such as the number of days in a year, shuffle it around according to instructions, and come up with a targeted answer.
The activity is divided into two parts of twenty problems each. Full answer keys are included. Eigh
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5th - 9th
Scatterplot Project Using Real Data
Students are asked to find an example of time-series data in which the dependent variable (y) varies linearly with time (X). The data should have a strong positive or negative correlation. Students will be asked to:
Make a scatter plot of the data.
Use a straight edge to draw a line of best fit.
Find the equation of the line where they must show work for how they determined this.
Use their equation to predict the value of the variable in 2012 and 2018.
A very detailed rubric is provided. 1
Characteristics of Quadratics-3 Forms of Equations (Standard, Vertex, Factored)
Comparison activities increase the potential for student achievement and incorporate critical thinking. In this activity students are finding four key characteristics of parabolas from three different equations. Each equation is written in a different format, factored form, vertex form, and general form. As students are identifying the characteristics they are analyzing the structure of the form of the equation and interpreting key elements.
This activity works well as practice or as forma
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7th - 10th
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Common Core: Order of Operations Puzzle! Math Puzzle for Grades 6 and up
Order of Operations Puzzle meets Common Core Standards. This puzzle will give your students practice with simplifying numeric expressions, while problem solving too. This puzzle is designed for students in Grades 6 and up (depending on level). I have used this as an individual, partner, cooperative team activity. Students like the challenge of determining the correct answer (it is self checking) and of creating the final triangle. This puzzle directly addresses both the Common Core Standards for
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6th - 9th, Adult Education
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The Stock Market Game Slideshow - FULL UNIT
The Stock Market Game is an awesome resource, but this makes it much easier and more convenient by putting all the lessons into a slideshow. You'll still need to have the original lessons from the site, but this will make them easy to display to students. Check out the Gifted Guide website for more awesome, free resources!
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5th - 10th
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Depth and Complexity Icon Template
Depth and Complexity Icon Template to apply concepts and comprehension.
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1st - 12th
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FREE PDF Presentation Christmas Math Grades 7 & up
Get set for a holly-jolly math challenge with your middle school students, or just take a break and laugh with your high school students! Our Christmas-themed presentation features four fun competition problems covering:Logic Puzzles: Apply deductive reasoning and critical thinking.Ratios/proportions: Solving proportion problems involving three quantitiesWorking Backwards: Using the final results of the series of operations to work back one step at a time to get to the beginning.Calendar: Findin
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6th - 10th
Celebrate Pi Day in a Novel Way - Pilish Writing FREE
If you celebrate Pi Day, March 14th (3/14) with your students, this is a fun writing activity to challenge students. PILISH is writing in which the digits of pi determine the number of letters in consecutive words. Included are examples and links to helpful resources: a "PILISH CHECKER," student sheets, and videos to share.See also "Celebrate Pi Day in a Novel Way" and visit Pilish for Pi Day.Find other resources for gifted and advanced students at BIG IDEAS for LITTLE SCHOLARS.
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4th - 12th
Freebie Sudoku Puzzles Game for Critical Thinking and Logical Reasoning
Fantastic Sudoku PuzzlesLearning how to solve sudoku puzzles is a lot of fun and simple. Enjoy using this Sudoku book! There are more 10 riddles for you to solve.In the book:+10 puzzles Gamesall levels: Easy, Medium, Hard.fun for many hours!JUST DOWNLOAD, PRINT, AND BEGIN ⭐ You may also be interested in ⭐ :Sudoku Puzzles Easy: A Book With More Than 40Games - Sodoku, Suduko, Soduku (V1) ✅Sudoku Puzzles Easy: A Book With More Than 40Games - Sodoku, Suduko, Soduku (V2) ✅Sudoku Puzzles Easy: A Boo
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6th - 9th
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Electoral Map Math: Race to 270!
This is the perfect game to get your kiddos flexing their math muscles. Easy to learn, fun to play… and kind of addicting! To play, students choose a state-- that state’s electoral votes is the target number. Now spin the spinners to get 5 numbers. Players must use all 5 numbers to create an equation (using any math operation / symbol) that equals (or gets closest) to the target number. Whoever gets closest wins that states’ votes. On to the next state!Great as a warm-up activity or for math ce
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1st - 12th
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Gifted VS. Bright Chart
Use this file to explain the difference between gifted and bright students. It's great for conferences! :)
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2nd - 12th
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Career and Budgeting - FULL UNIT
Students take a personality test, select a career, create a budget, purchase a house, car, and plan a vacation. Go to the Gifted Guide website for more awesome, free resources!
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4th - 10th
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Math Work Habits Reflection
This form asks students to reflect on their progress in math over the course of a term, summarizing what they have learned and what they want to work on, and rating themselves on a scale of 1-5 on a number of important habits of excellent students. It is especially appropriate for advanced or gifted students.
This makes an excellent artifact for student-led conferences.
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4th - 12th
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Linear Curve Formula - Excel Spreadsheet
This straightforward method is called a linear scale or curve formula. It is a very versatile way of using a curve and can be used to give an extra boost to the weakest students and can be used to adjust the mean to be a target value. This Excel sheet does all the "math" for you. If you need to justify its use to students or administrators, the Excel file explains and shows the formula being used. I use linear curves for all my advanced or challenging assessments. I will pick the highest and low
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
Who Owns The Zebra?
This is a highly challenging, well-known logic problem, said to have possibly been created by Albert Einstein or Lewis Carroll. You can provide students with the manipulatives to help them solve the problem, or let them develop a way to solve it on their own. Students will engage in critical thinking and employ several mathematical practices to solve the problem.When you purchase this item from me, this printable has an answer key and manipulatives that can easily be turned into a math or readin
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom
Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom is a short practical guide to incorporating Multiple Intelligences in your everyday lessons, activities, and projects. Students really enjoy investigating the Multiple Intelligences, discovering where their personal strengths lie. This is also a great way to incorporate social-emotional learning into a mathematics classroom. I have two basic ways that I incorporate multiple intelligences: intertwined together like a stew, or as a buffet of choices. I will
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Somebody Saw Logic Puzzle Mysteries, Lupe & Molly - The Case of the Bug Boy
Intermediate Level: Ehtan loves bugs. But someone doesn't like Ethan. A nasty card was left in the teachers' mailboxes, and someone is framing Ethan!Join Lupe and Molly to analyze the clues and solve the crime.Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles promote problem solving and empathy, the two essential components of Creative Genius.1. Creative geniuses love puzzles. Tomorrow’s innovators need imagination to approach tough problems. • Creative Geniuses are not more knowledge or correct. • They're just
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1st - 9th
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Student Interest Survey- google form
Google form as a student interest survey to get to know students at the beginning of the year. Automatically assigned points to each question so credit can be directly imported onto google classroom. I used it with high school chemistry students, but it can easily be modified for other grade levels and subjects.
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4th - 12th
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Bucketball Experiment Activity & Task
The Bucketball Experiment Activity & Task gives students an opportunity to practice gathering random data, organizing that data into a table, and then determining the relative frequency of the data in a context that is fun and personal. This activity/task has two parts. First students participate in the Bucketball Experiment Activity and record their raw data. Once that is completed and shared between teams, students will partner up to complete the second part, Bucketball Experiment Task. Th
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8th - 10th
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REFERENCE INFORMATION FOR STANDARDIZED TESTS-SAT, ACT, ...
Reference information for teachers and students when they are preparing for standardized tests. Very useful for the SAT, ACT, etc. Seven pages.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Math Overlays to Add Depoth and Complexity to Any Set of Problems
Common Core Standards are asking students for so much more than just the answer to a math problem! These cards can be used with any set of math problems to prompt students to think beyond the answer. The cards challenge students to provide multiple paths to solutions, connect to real life problems, and to evaluate.
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5th - 10th
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3D - Spatial Development - Deductive Series - Part 2 of 3 - FREE
This affords a vehicle for teachers to use for developing 3D spatial skills - it is part 2 of 3 - Deductive Rectilinear Spatial Development.
As with Part 1, this appears difficult and in the latter cases of the problems, it is a mental puzzle. However, I used to MODEL and work these with my self-contained 5th grade class, and they can do it - highly recommend using interlocking 2 cm cube blocks with the mat - manipulative - so the kiddos can mentally visualize the process.
There are recommend
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4th - 12th
Algebra 2: Spaghetti Sine Graph
ObjectiveIn this lesson, students use uncooked spaghetti and string to measure various heights on the unit circle and create the graph of the f(x)=sinx. Students will be able to see why the graph of the sine is a wave as they trace the y values around the unit circle, and understand how the unit circle is related to the sine function f(x)=sinx. Materials Needed The unit circle (see third page of this lesson) yarn Sharpie penSpaghetti uncooked (~5)tape/glue graph paper
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9th - 12th
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