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Applied math rubrics for Google Apps
Math Mini Project- 6 Choices/Rubrics- Editable- End of Year
I have done this mini-project every year I've taught and I absolutely love it. You can use it over and over again in a variety of different ways but my favorite is to end the school year. It is simply a great way to check mastery, provide differentiation, and allow students to be creative and have some fun showing their knowledge. The project typically takes 1 week in my classroom but could be shortened or extended depending on your needs. You could also save this project and edit to use during
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6th - 12th
Transformations Assessment Task
This assignment contains:An assessment where students will perform transformations on 4 different cartesian planes. Students will plot and then complete translations, reflections, and rotations. Students will also complete multiple transformations for one shape. A rubric based on the achievement chart Knowledge and understandingApplicationCommunicationThinkingFormatted on 8.5 x 14 size paper to give students more space but it can also be printed and completed on 8.5 x 11 size paper. Formatted on
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5th - 8th
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Exponential Functions Project or Group Activity
Assess your students ability to write exponential equations, make a table of future values using an equation, and graph their data. Have students apply their exponential knowledge to a real world situation, banking! This is a great culminating activity after exploring exponential equations. Students can work in groups or partners on this activity. There are 8 different situations included, just cut and hand out to groups to get started. Differentiate like a pro - with different levels of intere
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7th - 10th
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MYP Criterion D Math Examples for Students
This is a google slideshow that I use to help students (and their parents) understand my expectations on an MYP Criterion D Assessment.I use multiple specific examples to show what it means to Describe vs. Explain the level of accuracyDetermine if the answer makes sense in the contextAfter teaching 6th grade math in a few years, I've learned that students often don't know what it means to "explain the accuracy" of their answer or to determine if it makes sense in the context of the problem. This
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6th - 7th
Also included in:Â MYP Criterion B and Criterion D Examples and Quizzes
Multiplying Fractions Recipe Project | Video Project EDITABLE| Prealgebra
For this project, students choose a recipe to make. They have to write out and show their work for if they needed to double, half, quarter and 16th the recipe. Then, they record a video of them making the recipe (it can be the original or one of ones they have calculated.) My kids loved this project! I had a small class for this, so you can make it individual or a group project. I was also allowed to bring in food for this based on my school's protocols. My kiddos enjoyed this one and saw the ho
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5th - 9th
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Task: Write a Proportional Reasoning Poem
Now that your students understand proportional reasoning, have them illustrate their knowledge in a creative, fun way!This task includes two examples to inspire your students to write their own poem entitled, "One Inch Tall" or "One Hundred Feet Tall". They are required to include mathematically reasonable references. Rubric included.
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7th
Dream House Project (Rubric)
An auto-grading rubric that corresponds with the Dream House project.
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4th - 7th
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Also included in:Â Dream House Project Bundle
Student Created Math Review Game
Students are able to show what they know by creating their own math game to share with others!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Math 9 - Section 4 - WorkPack - Statistics and Finance
This Work Pack includes:2 Workbooks with Detailed Answer KeysSection 4.1 - Intro to Statistics Section 4.2 - Banking Basics, Interest and Compound Interest1 Self-Reflection and Progress TrackerThis Section is intended to be more of an exploratory Section.This material covers curricular content goals in-line with the new British Columbia updated curriculum.
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9th
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Road Trip PBL Rubric
Attached is the rubric used for the Road Trip PBL in my store.
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7th - 9th
Reciprocal Teaching Project - Instructions, Rubric, & Timeline - EDITABLE
EDITABLE Reciprocal Teaching ProjectThis project is a total of six pages and includes every little detail I could think of that my students may ask! I used this as a end of the year final project for my seniors, but it could be used for any math class, or any class in general! If you teach history, science, English, or any other class, simply edit the document to fit your class. The rubric will fit multiple grade levels and subjects!The file is 100% Editable, therefore, you can make it fit your
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8th - 12th
What's Important?! - Math Problem Solving Rubric
This tool gives 4 clear parts of the math problem solving process for student mastery. It can be used as a guide for students to have a criteria for success, a tool for diagnosing trends of a class/student, and a tool for data collection for IEPs. The thumbnail only shows one row. I have left it as a Google Document so that you can edit for your own needs. It does align with graphic organizers for a variety of topics.
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1st - 8th
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Also included in:Â What's Important?! - Math Problem Solving
Dive into Data - Collection, Graphing, and Presenting
This data project supports students understanding to develop a strong survey, collect data from a wide variety of people, and turn that data collection into visuals for presentations. This is the packet and rubric that students will use to complete this task. Look at the bundle option for additional student supports.
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Dive into Data
Numeracy Poster Project: Communicate an Interesting Fact on Length
This handout with rubric guides students in creating a poster using math conversion facts. Students can showcase their unique interests by choosing a topic of choice. This poster project handout details what is required to visually represent a conversion of one length to another. Students are challenged to represent measured values and conversion facts as fractions, and cross-cancel units. Students can evaluate themselves and others using the rubric.
No Prep Functions project - RUBRIC INCLUDED!
If you need a simple, yet creative project for your functions class, look no further. This project challenges the student's view of the concept of functions and can also lead to some very interesting points of views and discussion.This comprehensive project offers a wide range of choices and students can work as much in depth as their function knowledge allows them to, despite how many CCSS were fulfilled or are yet to be. The bundle contains the project instructions with examples and a rubric a
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9th - 11th
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Integers & Number line: Part of the Pieces Rubric
**This rubric is in IB format and can be used to grade thePieces of the Puzzle: Integers & Number line Project
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6th - 8th
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Fractions: Pieces of the Puzzle Rubric & Outline
This rubric is in IB format and can be used to grade thePieces of the Puzzle: Fractions Project
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6th - 8th
Decimals Rubric: Part 2 - Pieces of the Puzzle
This rubric is in IB format and can be used to grade the Pieces of the Puzzle: Decimals Project
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6th - 8th
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Gradebook - Victorian Curriculum Maths 4-6
Hi everyone!I hope some people find this spreadsheet useful.I have created a google sheet (will not work as an excel sheet). The Victorian Curriculum Standards are used. The Overview Page, has columns for each unit, clicking on the name of the unit will take you to a grade book with the content descriptors placed into each year level. Simply click as students meet the content description and it will provide you with a year level. If you click on Overview in the top left hand corner it will take
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5th - 6th
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End of Year Consumer Math Final Project on Buying a House
In this project on buying a house, students will determine their salary, budget for a house, understand a mortgage loan and different loan programs, learn about and calculate closing costs, and research and find a house they can purchase within their budget. Additionally, students will determine their down payment and answer questions throughout the project and in the conclusion to assess their understanding of the home buying process. This is a great project to use at the end of the year instea
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
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