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Free middle school math cultural activities
Dream Summer Vacation Budget Project
This fun 2-3 class period project is perfect for introducing the idea of budget, adding prices, looking up information, and communicating ideas.
1. Introduce the project by talking about a wonderful summer vacation you once had.
2. Show the worksheet to the students and discuss each of the categories.
3. Ask students where they would go for a dream summer vacation.
4. Using classroom computers or Tablets allow students to complete the form.
5. Have students present the project to the class. For
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6th - 10th
Travel Tic-Tac-Toe Free Sample: Cross-Curricular Absent Work
No-prep make up work for traveling students that is relevant and content-based! These differentiated games give students choices of tasks integrating academic skills with their vacation activities to help your students and their families make the most of the educational value of traveling. You can put these pages, plus basic supplies like pencils, crayons, and extra paper in a gallon size bag to have ready anytime you receive a request for last minute make-up work. These game boards would also b
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3rd - 6th
Free Learning About Cultures Morning Work {for Upper Elementary & CCSS Aligned}
Hey busy teachers!
Looking for a little cultural activity to boost your kiddos in the morning? This is the perfect FREE set of morning work for you. Included is 5 days worth of morning work pages. Each page contains engaging and interesting information about other cultures along with writing prompts, graphing activities, and much more!
Why learn about other cultures? Well, it's fun! And it opens your mind to new possibilities. It allows you to think differently or see the world from anot
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4th - 6th
Day of the Dead Worksheet- Multiplication Code Breaker- Morning Work FREEBIE
Day of the Dead Worksheet- Multiplication Code Breaker- Morning Work FREEBIEThis worksheet is perfect for morning work or for a Math warmup or extra practice to celebrate Day of the Dead (Nov 1- Nov 2). Students can practice their multiplication facts in a fun way to break the code and reveal a message about Day of the Dead.The answer is: DIA DE LOS MUERTOS (Spanish translation of Day of the Dead)*An answer key is provided in the PDF download.Other Day of the Dead Products You May Like:Day of th
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3rd - 6th
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Multiplication & Division Multi-Step Word Problems Task cards
Enhance your students' problem-solving skills with engaging multiplication and division multi-step word problems! These carefully crafted exercises are designed to challenge and inspire learners while reinforcing fundamental math concepts. Perfect for elementary and middle school students, this collection of word problems is an excellent resource for teachers looking to improve their students' mathematical fluency and boost their confidence in solving complex problems.Get your students excited a
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4th - 6th
Halloween Math: Activity with Fractions and Decimals
Halloween Math a Fraction and Decimal Party
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4th - 7th
Juneteenth Mystery Picture (Poster) (Distance Learning)
First Quadrant Only (Grid 42 x 30 Landscape) WORDING: Uses fractional points with 1/2 [ex.: (4 1/2, 6) ] DRAWING: Uses fractional points with 1/2 in the x-coordinate and the y-coordinate [ex.: (19 1/2, 26 1/2) ] This project consists of four (4) pages of coordinates. The wording is completed with pages 1 and 2. The drawing is completed with pages 3 and 4. If the students find graphing coordinates with a fraction in both parts of the coordinate difficult, they can make their own drawing and only
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5th - 9th
Certificates | Free Editable Award Certificates
Your students will love these 12 editable award certificates. Use them at any time of the year and modify the text according to your needs. Simply type in the text boxes to change content.
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PreK - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Multi-Step Word Problems - Mixed Operations
Looking for multi-step word problems to challenge your grade 4-6 students? Look no further than this collection of problems covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. These problems encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills, while also reinforcing important math concepts. From school fundraisers to pizza parties, each problem is presented in a realistic and relatable context, making them engaging for students. Perfect for classroom practice or homework assignments
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4th - 6th
Editable Rotation Slides | Warm Boho Neutral Tones | Classroom Management
Setup your centers, daily 5, daily 3, math or literacy rotations with this simple and editable resource! This resource is intended for PowerPoint. -All the text fields (except for the titles and numbers) are completely editable!-Multiple configurations of 5 but is editable to best suit your classroom. -Clipart provided to give visual representation of each station and expectation. NOTE: This resource requires PowerPoint. NOTE: Extract the files from the zip folder upon download
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PreK - 12th
HBCU File Folder project
It is never too soon for our children to start thinking about the college he or she plans to attend once they have graduated from high school. For this project, students will be researching Historically Black Colleges/Universities (HBCU). This HBCU File Folder Project is a game changer as it allows students to share their interests in careers, determine their life goals, and create a self map into accomplishing each dream. With this project, students are covering technology, writing, and math s
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3rd - 6th
Canadian Christmas Math Challenge
Holidays Around the World Freebie from The Global Glitter TribeCanadian Christmas Math ChallengeI am so excited to share this freebie with you! This freebie is a collaborative product from the bloggers at The Global Glitter Tribe. This is a forever freebie to thank you for all of the hard work that you do every single day! We wanted to take the stress out of the holiday planning. It's hard enough already! This file includes activities related to Christmas along with a link to the holiday product
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4th - 6th
Heart Art Valentine Day Pattern Activity
Hearts make great patterns, and kids love to make patterns! Download these 5 coloring sheets and use them for a math, art or cultural activities. Students can be challenged to make patterns with color families such as complimentary colors, analogous colors or high contrast colors. How ever you decide to use these, the students will love it!
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K - 8th
Mayan Numbers Chart. Mayan Numerals from 1-24. Get started with Mayan Math!
Mayan Math is so much fun and very educational. It is important to know the Mayan Numbers from One through Twenty Four. Please note: The Mayan Number system is very interesting. You will see three different manipulative used for counting in the Mayan Number system. There is the horizontal shell that is equal to zero. There is the horizontal bar that is equal to five. This product was created by Jody Weissler for the Teachtopia Education Network.
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K - 6th
Earth Day Math Activities
Math word problems and riddles related to Earth Day. Used in a middle school math classroom.
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5th - 10th
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Diwali Word Search
Happy Diwali!Did you know, more than one billion people celebrate Diwali all over the world? Diwali is celebrated over 5 days by many religions around the world. Over the years, Diwali isn't just seen as a religious celebration but a time to cherish our loved ones, express gratitude and light beautiful divas (clay lamps). I hope you and your students enjoy this simple word search with Diwali themed words to find! Both Australian and American versions have been included.If you're feeling crafty,
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1st - 6th
Distribute and Combine Like Terms - Hispanic Heritage Month Puzzle
This worksheet is intended for independent practice, such as homework. An answer key is included. When students complete the puzzle it will reveal the name of a Hispanic American hero. Assignment is ideal for anytime between September 15 and October 15.
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8th - 11th
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FREE Virtual Check-in using Google Slides Weekly Checklist
About this resource:Check in with your students each day by assigning them this weekly virtual check-in using Google Slides. Students will respond to three questions and then drag and drop at least two emojis to describe how they are feeling that day. Afterwards, teachers can go through slides to leave daily feedback or private comments.What's included?2 different designed title pagesMonday-Friday templates33 different drag and drop emojis to respond to prompt3 short answer questions including:"
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Terry Fox Day math Activity
Celebrate Terry Fox Day with a special math activity that combines learning with the spirit of Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope. This engaging math worksheet is designed to inspire and educate young learners while commemorating the legacy of this Canadian hero.The Terry Fox Day Math Activity includes the following components:Math Questions: A set of thoughtfully crafted math problems related to Terry Fox and his Marathon of Hope. These questions incorporate basic arithmetic, measurement, and problem
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K - 7th
Visual STEM BELL RINGERS WEEK 6 (free for limited time).
This is the 6th week of the weekly STEM Bell Ringer series. This pack covers African American Scientists in honor of Black History Month. It also covers basic topics such as: constraints, manufacturing and production costs, fixed inputs and variables, four types of engineering drawings, and trade - offs. Basically, there are 20 STEM questions and answers with visual cues. Please check out the preview file to see a sample of how the questions are formatted.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Homes Activity #3 (Shape Patterns)
In the Homes app by Tinybop, we’ve been exploring tessellations — infinitely repeating patterns of shapes. They can continue in all directions, forever! Found in homes around the world, tessellations can be functional, beautiful, or both.
In this activity, make some refrigerator-worthy mathematical decorations with your students. Brick walls, tile floors, and textiles are all examples of functional tessellations, while repeating patterns on wallpapers are purely decorative. One thing all these
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PreK - 8th
Islamic Tile Design (notes page, templates, and examples)
This file includes: 1. the notes for students to fill in that correspond with my Islamic Tile Design slides. 2. a grid for students to practice stamping 3. the grid template which shows students how and where to rotate their stamp to create the final radial symmetry artwork (formatted to fit copy paper) and 4. examples of the finished artwork
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6th - 12th
Holiday Food Survey & Bar Graph (Thanksgiving, Christmas & More)
This product is designed to be an interactive assignment for the whole class, although variations may be made. The product includes a table listed the most favored foods at holiday times. The students are to each vote on their favorite food out of the choice, and the choices are tallied for each food. The tallies are combined for each choice and the percentage of students preferring each food are determined. The percentage of students preferring each food of the five are also determined as a
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3rd - 6th
Take a Look into Pioneer Life Through Quilts
Quilts were an important part of life for pioneers. By looking at the patchwork patterns they designed and named, much can be learned about their lives. The Ingalls family from the Little House on the Prairie books were pioneers, and references to their everyday lives, within the context of patchwork designs, makes history come alive in a unique and meaningful way.Patchwork designs are a great teaching tool for fractions too, as well as providing opportunities to explore your own sense of cre
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3rd - 6th
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