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Free middle school algebra rubrics
System Of Equations Project (With Relevant Student Problems)
This project incorporates relevant-to-student word situations and has students create, solve, and describe the equations, graphs, and tables of the two equations, as well as the solution to the system. It includes student handouts, an answer key, and rubrics for students, as well as a student-exemplar for them to refer to. It also includes an editable link to quickly change the names and make it more relevant to your students!
Pythagorean Theorem Instagram Project
***This project was NOT my idea, but compiled by ideas that various teachers have posted online!!!!!!!***Rather than test my students on Pythagorean Theorem, I decided that students can use something they know all about - Instagram - to showcase their understanding.Suggestion for extending: Include a requirement for students to plot their right triangle on a coordinate plane and prove the distance formula!Once students have submitted their projects, make a wall to display Pythagoras' posts!
Linear Word Problem Portfolio Activity "Better Deal"
PDF and Microsoft Word Versions included.This activity poses the real world question "Which is the better deal?" when buying one of three passes to an amusement park. Students are to develop equations, make tables, graph lines, and analyze their results. This activity can be used for a systems of equations unit but I have also use it before teaching systems. This activity is ideal to put into students' portfolios. A rubric is included for grading and can be modified. It's also a great coope
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7th - 11th
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Math Comic Book Rubric
Students create a physical or digital comic book explaining one math concept they have learned this year to a lower grade student. Since I teach seventh grade, my students have to explain the concept to third graders. This project can be modified for any subject or grade level. It can be used as an end of unit assignment, end of term or end of year.
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5th - 8th
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Get Creative with Polynomials
Connect with your students and get to know them as individuals. In this project, students use their imaginations to design a building or area (e.g., park, zoo habitat, space station, museum, sports complex) that interests them. They write about their design, draw a picture, and use their knowledge of multiplying binomials to find the area. Finally, they will display their work neatly and creatively on a poster board.
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7th - 12th
Interactive Notebooks for Math
Are you thinking about Math Notebooks? Start the school year off right with this Math Freebie all about Interactive Notebooks (plus a twist)! Including Set-Up, Adding Content, Using a Rubric and loads of recommendations are provided to cover everything you need to know about Interactive Binders! I tell you ALL my Tips and Tricks in this product to hit the ground running! This FREE download contains 7 pages full of information to start using Interactive Binders today! You get the following:•We
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7th - 10th
Graphing Quadratic Equations
This assignment is a mix between a project or worksheet on graphing quadratic equations. The document starts with a verbal explanation of what is required for the project. There are three parts:1. Calculations2. Drawing3. DescriptionThe students are expected to both calculate, draw and describe the following:1. Standard form of a quadratic equations2. A, B, C of the quadratic equation3. Axis of Symmetry4.Max or min and its location5. Vertex6. Y-intercepts7. Zeros8. Three addition points using a
Math Test Corrections Form
The math test corrections form allows students to reflect on their math tests. Students identify the type of mistake they made, state the mistake in their own words, and resolve the problem to find the correction solution. The "type of mistake" options are "computational" and "conceptual." Computational means the students made a mistake when performing operations in math (adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, etc). Conceptual means the student did not understand the math concept.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Research Poster Project Freebie
This research project rubric is part of a larger lesson plan for creating research poster projects. Check it out here: Algebra Research Project: Interpreting Functions.Please follow me to hear about new discounts, freebies and product launches. Visit my Beautiful Mathematics Store for more engaging math lessons. Provide feedback and get TPT credit on future purchases: Go to your My Purchases page. Click on the Provide Feedback button beside each purchase. You will be taken to a page where you
Linear Equations:Water Park Rubric
This rubric is a great way to grade the Linear Equations: Water Park Project. Each task's expectations are broken down as well as what should be included on the final poster product.
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8th - 12th
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Combining Like Terms
7.EE.1; Combining Like Terms Project: applying math to everyday situations for better application and understanding of the standard
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7th
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Adding and Subtracting Fractions Assessment
Sometimes drills become too much! In lieu of another test I created an assessment tying in survey skills, creating fractions, graphing on a pie chart, adding/ subtracting/ and simplifying fractions. It is aligned to Common Core Standards for 6th grade. Enjoy!
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5th - 7th
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Problem Solving Journal - Pumpkin problem!
Teach Algebra students how to communicate mathematics by trying a problem and following a rubric in explaining how the problem is solved!Use the samples provided first so students can actually learn to "grade" another student paper and discuss with a partner how to evaluate excellent responses using a specific rubric as a guide.
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7th - 10th
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Math 1 Proficiency Scale Rubric Solving for X
Math 1 - Linear Equations Proficiency Scale (A-REI 3 and A-REI 1)Proficiency Scales help teachers and students grade their own learning. This facilitates self-grading, standard based learning.
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8th - 9th, Higher Education
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Linear Patterns Poster Project (Performance Task)
Using coffee straws students will construct a linear pattern. This pattern will have exactly 3 figures. They can add or subtract straws from one figures to the next demonstrating a real-life linear pattern. These straws will be glued to poster board.
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8th - 9th
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Self-Analysis Checklist: Using Square Roots to Solve Quadratics
This checklist encourages students to play an active role in their own learning process and assessment! Make it easy for students to solve quadratic equations using the square root method. This checklist can be used in a variety of ways! If you are simply wanting to see how each student is progressing, have them fill this out at the end of class. You can also have students reference the checklist as they are practicing problems in class or at home.
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8th - 10th
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Categorizing Types of Exponents Tree Map (Zero, Negative, Positive, & Rational)
In this activity, the students draw a tree map for four types of exponents. There is a branch for zero exponents, for negative exponents, for positive exponents, and for fractional (rational) exponents.
The students are to create their own expressions for each category, although the teacher may post various examples around the room.
The tree map helps students see and understand the differences between the various types of exponents. The tree map helps students see the "bigger picture" in a
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8th - 11th
Standard Form Yarn Art Project
This project will demonstrate student understanding of Standard Form and plotting the x and y intercepts. Disclaimer- this project does not allow the students to graph the ENTIRE linear equation, just the x and y intercepts and connecting those two points.
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7th - 9th
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FlippedMath Expressions Performance Task
This performance task is designed to be used after students complete FlippedMath Expressions Unit. All resources can be found at www.flippedmath.com on the Math 7 course.Performance tasks are designed to provide students with an opportunity to demonstrate their ability to apply their knowledge and higher order thinking skills to explore and analyze a complex, real-world scenario. This task can be used as an individual assessment or collaborative think pair share activity. Includes a scoring r
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6th - 10th
Notebook Rubric - Math
This rubric can be used for students to self assess their notes for a formative check of their math notebook. This is an editable resource.
Here's the Sketch
This activity is designed for 8th graders to individually construct various situations in which they can create qualitative graphs. Students will be paired with a partner so they can share verbal descriptions and graphs in order for the partner to correctly match each situation.
Learn Math By Colors - One Step Equations Lesson Plan
Lesson plan created for teaching One Step Equations for Addition and Subtraction by colors. This includes instruction on the lesson, activity, quiz, and rubric. This lesson plan is great for visual learners. This is only the lesson plan. Please see my other listing for the automated powerpoint.
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5th - 10th
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Sample Desmos Rubric
This rubric is helpful for any project that is done on Desmos. I used this in Algebra 1 but it could be easily changed to fit whatever grade level.
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7th - 12th
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