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8th grade decimals rubrics $5-10
Math Project Teens Shopping for Clothes on a Budget *DISTANCE LEARNING
PRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!Teens Shopping for Clothes on a Budget ProjectAre you looking for a math project that is engaging and fun for teens? Do you want to incorporate technology into your lessons? Teens Shopping for Clothes on a Budget Project is exactly what you need! This math project is a fun way for your students to apply mathematical reasoning of integers, decimals, percentages, discounts, and budgets in a real-world situation that is fun and importa
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6th - 11th
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Million Dollar Project (Graphing, decimals, fractions, accounting and percents)
What would you do with a million dollars? How would you spend it?
In this project you've been left a 1 million dollar inheritance. The catch is you must first research and present how you will spend the money.
In the first part of the experiment, the students will fill out an accounting chart, where they will fill out an itemized chart displaying each item they plan on purchasing to complete their million dollar project. They will than be asked to put all those items into major categorie
Budget Project: Proportions, Circle graph, Students Enjoy it!
This is my favorite project of the year!!!!!!!!!!!!LOVE IT!!!
This can be fun and last 2 weeks or you can limit it to 3 days depending on your students and how advance you want to go with it. You can totally differentiate easily.
1st day: they draw for their occupation, married(if they don't want to be married, I allow them to pay for divorce,but it has to be documented in their project), divorced, widowed, or single. You will just need 2 dice, cut the occupations and put in bag, boy names in h
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6th - 8th, Adult Education
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New Ontario Math Curriculum: Comparison Shopping Task for Financial Literacy
At a loss for authentic activities to use with the new Ontario Mathematics Curriculum? Here is a great comparison shopping task that anyone can use. Students learn life skills like creating a grocery list, recording prices, adding money, using internet or junk mail flyers to shop, and how to compare the costs between two stores. Encourages critical thinking, independence and financial literacy all in one fun and engaging, hands-on activity.Using everyday life skills and money knowledge skills, s
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3rd - 9th
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