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Free elementary arithmetic projects
The Million Dollar Project
Here's a great project for intermediate level grades that is fun, engaging, and builds GREAT life skills! The Million Dollar project is designed to give students $1 million to spend, with certain guidelines, of course. This project helps to:
1. review Place Value
2. review adding and subtracting decimals
3. give you an idea of what your students value
4. builds life skills, such as managing money, writing checks, planning for the future, and even some philanthropy!
I love this project and s
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3rd - 6th
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3 Digit Addition With and Without Regrouping WorkSheets - Google Slides - {FREE}
This FREEBIE includes math drills timed tests assessment. Help children to rev up their math fact speed!This file is available on Google Classroom (google slide) and Easel by TPT record forms for the teacher to keep track of student progress. In addition, student record forms are included for students to keep in a folder or binder so they are able to track their progress. It can be implemented with various operating systems, including Chromebook, iPads, Laptops, and desktops. (Daily Math for Flu
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1st - 3rd
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End of Year Theme Park Project FREEBIE
This project is perfect for the end of the year when you're looking for fun, engaging, projects for students to work on.
Design a theme park project that includes basic multiplication. Encourage students to be creative and make their own theme park with names! Calculate how much the theme park will cost and how long it will take to make a profit from ticket prices. Includes a rubric at the end as well.
This is not a very "frilly" looking assignment sheet, it is a basic assignment sheet with a
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4th - 8th
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Martin's Murder Mystery
Challenge your students to test their math skills with this engaging activity where they plan for a mystery party. Multi step problem solving with multiplication, division, addition and subtraction are involved as well as creating their own mystery invitations and story!
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3rd - 5th
Lemonade Stand Economics
This unit is a great way to get students thinking about economics in a way that they will understand. This five day real life activity gets students thinking creatively about supply, demand, needs, wants, and a budget.
Students have the ability to purchase as much or as little product as they want each day, and then based on the scenario that you present them with them fill out their budget to know what their profit and losses are for the day. Then they continue and work again the next day to
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3rd - 4th
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Planning a Meal Project (Group or Individual Project Based Learning)
Students can use this digital activity to plan, price, and shop for everything they need to cook a balanced meal. MyPlate is referenced for teaching the components of a balanced diet, then students create a Menu, Shopping List, and price everything needed using a grocery store website. There are places included in the slide to add pictures if they go shopping or prepare the meal, as well as a place to compare their estimated cost to their actual cost. This activity would be beneficial in introd
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2nd - 12th
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Free Butterfly Craftivity with Symmetry and Triple Digit Addition
This super fun and easy craftivity teaches the math skills of symmetry and three digit addition and subtraction!
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2nd - 4th
Tangram Design STEAM Perimeter Practice
Students love to play with tangrams, and try to complete puzzles with them. Now give your students the chance to create their own puzzle! Given a set of tangrams, students will design and name their own design. They will then trace the design on their paper, including showing where each piece goes. Lastly they will be required to measure and calculate the perimeter of their design in both inches and centimeters. It is so much fun, students will want to do more than one! I also used the stu
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2nd - 5th
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My Favorite Number Project
Students select their favorite number. Using that number, students complete a variety of activities to review all 3rd grade skills and make a poster to display. This is the perfect end of year math project!
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3rd
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Real-World Practice with Decimal Computation
This Powerpoint presentation features three challenges for students that create real-world scenarios in which they practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals. As a team leader in the design firm Flip My House!, students often need to deal with difficult clients. Through redoing a budget bathroom, setting the table at a posh Beverly Hills dinner party, and decorating a waiting room in a new home office, students will see connections to decimal computation and the real worl
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5th - 7th
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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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Prime or Composite
Students will find the factors of each number from 1 - 100. They will then color in the box if the number is prime.
CCSS.Math.Content.4.OA.B.4 Find all factor pairs for a whole number in the range 1–100. Recognize that a whole number is a multiple of each of its factors. Determine whether a given whole number in the range 1–100 is a multiple of a given one-digit number. Determine whether a given whole number in the range 1–100 is prime or composite.
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4th - 5th
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Positive and Negative Integer Operations Menu
Give students choices about how personalize their learning and make it more meaningful. Students select options from the menu to help them master adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing positive and negative integers.
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5th - 8th
Magnificent Marshmallow Marvels I: Adventures in Civil Engineering
Attached worksheet is only for Kindergarten classrooms.
Using simple, everyday materials, marshmallows and toothpicks, your students can build marshmallow structures. They practice math skills by adding together materials used to get the total number. This product offers background information to set the stage for this science and math project - talk about plate tectonics, earthquakes and why they occur, etc. Through this project, the students will learn about earthquakes and seismic testing of
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K - 6th
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Integer Timeline
Have your students relate math to their history class. Students will create an integer time line to introduce the idea of "negative numbers". Students will research what happened ten years before their birth (-10 years old) and ten years after (if they are 11, they will go from -11-11, and so on). Timeline can include personal milestones and/or historical events.
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5th - 7th
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Graphing Project Rubric- Common Core Aligned
This rubric may be used to grade a student graphing project. Students select a topic, survey the class, make a tally chart, and create a bar graph to show their data.
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1st - 5th
Double Fact Gum
A fun activity for students to do when learning about doubles addition facts!
The idea came from the old "Doublemint Gum" commercials. Students can make their own "Double Fact Gum" packs to use when working with double facts during math lessons. (This could also be used in the upper grades with double multiplication facts)
©2013 by A Barrelful of 1st Grade Monkeys
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K - 6th
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Multiplication Project Ladybug
Students cut out pieces for ladybug body and wings. On each wing draw with black an identical number of spots. Add white eyes to top of body. Use a paper fastener to attach wings under head shape of body. Move wings to separate them, and underneath write the nultiplication sentence ( 2 X however many spots are on each wing) with a white crayon. Students could quiz each other on what the accompanying math sentence would be by looking at the spots with the wings closed.
Includes templates fo
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1st - 4th
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Winter Addition Bulletin Board Craft (FREEBIE!)
This document is a craft outline for Winter Addition. In my classroom, we use this during our Addition Unit in the Winter. This item comes with a printable 8.5x11 poster to make bulletin board prep simple! Teachers: Use a snowflake paper punch to cut out blue and white snowflakes. Students will glue on the snowflakes to make their snow globe!
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K - 2nd
Math Project Grade 4-6
This project asks students to write a business proposal for a bank to look at to decide if the bank wants to fund it. Students brainstorm, calcualte expenses, caluclate profits and decide on the amount of money they would need to start their business(es). Students use addition, subtraction, multicplication and division. Writing skills are also used. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.
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4th - 6th
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Dream Vacation Planning Outline
Use this resource when working on a math project. Students are given $10,000 to plan a vacation with their group. They must plan a minimum of 5 days and 2 activities each day.
File is a word document to edit to fit your class needs.
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4th - 6th
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STEM Decimals: Got Gas?
Key standard(s):
MAFS.5.NBT.2.7: Add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals to hundredths, using concrete models or drawings and strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction; relate the strategy to a written method.
Students will analyze prices and distance in the form of decimals. They will design a map/route from point A to point B that reveals the shortest distance and cost the least amount in regard to the consumpt
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4th - 6th
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Adding With Decimals - Your Name in Gold
Students will use the letters in their own name to find the "value" of their name.
This project supports children to use a chart, add and multiply with decimals (money), and create large equations.
Students will be required to use problem solving strategies; they will need to create their own equations to find the value of their name.
An extension to this project is also provided for students that require a greater challenge.
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2nd - 4th
Multiplication Ornament Tree
This activity requires students to form equal groups of ornaments using a tree template (not included). The student will decorate their tree with ornaments in equal groups, adding color, and other decorations (if desired). They will then write a multiplication story, sentence, repeated addition, and product on a note card.
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2nd - 6th
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