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Middle school algebra cultural activities for Google Apps
Ratio Recipe Final Project Handout
This is a great end of unit project for rates, ratios and proportions. The student facing introduction is as follows; "You have found your favorite recipe for a dessert or appetizer and want to bring it to a class party. The problem is your recipe doesn’t serve enough people. Use proportions to increase the recipe to serve all the people needed. Make 1 serving per person. We have 15 people we need to serve."There are multiple parts to this project, including creating a brochure for their new con
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5th - 12th
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Muhammad Ali Pixel Art- Two-Step Equations
This Muhammad Ali Pixel Art activity is a great way to celebrate Black History Month and integrate discussions on character building in your math class. The activity contains 15 two-step equation math problems. Correct answers will turn blue and reveal a part of a mystery picture. The incorrect answers will appear in red. Students will love the instant feedback! Teachers will enjoy the time they save from this self-grading activity. A printable work page with the problems are included so that st
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7th
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Martin Luther King Jr. Pixel Art- Two-Step Inequalities
This MLK Pixel Art activity is a great way to integrate history and issues relating to social justice into your math class! The activity contains 15 two-step inequality math problems. It will turn correct answers blue and reveal a part of a mystery picture. The incorrect answers will appear in red. Students will love the instant feedback! Teachers will enjoy the time they save from this self-grading activity. A printable work page with the problems are included so that students can show their wo
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7th
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Black History Month - Solving Linear Equations & Systems
In celebration of Black History Month...This is a fun trivia activity on Google Slides [with PearDeck add-ons!] that allows students to practice: 1. solving linear equations in one variable2. solving systems of linear equations in two variables, using the substitution method or the elimination method..while learning about the accomplishments of various black athletes! The numerical answer to each equation/system that they solve, is the answer that goes in the blank of a sentence describing an a
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7th - 9th
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Simplify Exponential Expressions Pixel Art (Laxmi Agarwal)
Have your students practice their exponent rules while receiving immediate feedback. There are 10 exponential expressions to simplify. Each correct answer earns pixels creating a picture and quote from Social Activist Laxmi Agarwal. Incorrect answers will turn bold and red. Great activity for those surprise sub days.
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Algebra Review Pixel Art (underrepresented populations)
Graphing Inequalities Algebra Krampus Christmas Holiday Activity
This activity is used as review of graphing horizontal and vertical lines and inequalities. It is also a good review of graphing points in relation to other points and locations.I use this as an in-class review assignment before holiday break in December.
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8th - 11th
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Creating Linear Functions Collaborative Editable Google Slides
This resource is perfect for collaborating during digital learning! Students find a character and fill in the slides as 3 different roles: Creator, Solver, Checker. It is written to be used with linear functions and/or arithmetic sequences, but you can easily EDIT the slides to use the same concept for quadratics or exponential. Share a link with students for a fun, collaborative learning activity or review! I include 13 slides with different characters for easy customization.Current Character G
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6th - 10th
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Solve Multi-Step Linear Inequalities Pixel Art (Katherine Johnson)
This self checking pixel art gives your student immediate feedback. They will solve 9 multi-step linear inequalities and every correct answer earns them pixels creating a picture of Katherine Johnson, Female African-American NASA scientist. Wrong answers turn bold and red. Great resource to have for those surprise sub days.
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Algebra Review Pixel Art (underrepresented populations)
Cornrows, Coding, and Coordinate Graphing Mini Project
The National Science Foundation posted a set of tools for students to explore Afrofuturism. This project prompts students to define afrofuturism, learn how to use the software to create their own afrofuturistic designs, and create a braid using the CSDT (Culturally Situated Design Tools) provided by the NSF located here: https://csdt.org/culture/scifi/index.html The assignment is in a Google Slides presentation that can be assigned in Google Classroom. Students mainly practice coordinate graphin
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6th - 9th
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