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High school math projects under $5
Stained Glass Slope Graphing Linear Equations Slope Intercept Form
Students will graph 18 equations written in slope-intercept form. All four types of slope are included(positive, negative, undefined, and zero). They will then darken the lines and color however they like creating a picture with a stained glass effect. This is a great activity that goes beyond the worksheet! You can save paper by printing the instructions on one side and the graph paper on the other!This resource includes:Student instructions pageGraph paper with the numbers and x- and y-axis la
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8th - 9th
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Tessellation Project Art In Math End of the Year Activity
Looking for an End of the Year Math Project that also ties in Art? This is a student favorite every single year! This is a fantastic way for students to show creativity and get you through those last weeks before a break! CLICK HERE to SAVE over 30% with the End of the Year BUNDLEThis a very fun way to integrate Art into Math! This file includes .pdf slides to show your students how to create the image to tessellate. Students will be shown three ways to create an image to tessellate. Real pictur
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5th - 9th
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Also included in: Math End Of The Year Activities Project BUNDLE
Beginning or End of Year Math Career Project - NOW WITH GOOGLE SLIDES
**Update** This project now includes a Google Slides version for distance learning!Do you want your students to understand that Math is relevant? Do you want your students to realize that they will actually need math skills for their jobs one day? Then this is the perfect project!Using the example job profile I've provided along with the easy-to-follow instructions, your students will use real job search engines to investigate careers that require math skills. Follow up, reflection questions
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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End of Year Math Project Graphing Systems of Linear Equations to Plan a City
Students plan their own city on a Cartesian plane, combining math skills and creativity. Students work in groups using graphing skills to create a city plan. Students will get practice with the following topics:• Graphing equations • Parallel and perpendicular lines • Systems of linear equations Some landmarks and roads are already established in the city. Students will graph these items, and then add their own. Each city will have some features in common, but each one will turn out unique t
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8th - 9th
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Also included in: 8th Grade Math Activities & Lessons Bundle for the Whole Year
Probability Project - Design Your Own Amusement Park
This project is designed to be a cumulative activity for students to complete after a probability unit. Skills in this unit include probability of simple events, theoretical vs. experimental probability, probability of compound events, and tree diagrams. This project can be given over the course of a couple of days or you can split each task up into a separate day. In this project, students will complete different tasks that relate to designing their own amusement park. The project is spit into
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6th - 9th
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Geometry Construction Art w. Compass | Midpoints, Perpendicular Bisectors, etc.
Get creative in Geometry class! These direction sheets guide students to use basic constructions to design their own piece of art that they can then customize.The designs are made using a series of constructions with a compass and straightedge. The artistic project includes a series of three designs with increasing difficulty level.With each of the 3 guided art projects that are included, students will get some practice with their different geometry constructions.These are best if students have
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7th - 10th
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Slope Intercept Form Graphing Activity
Not only will this math art activity help your students practice writing and graphing equations in slope intercept form, but it will also add beautiful stained glass-styled art to your classroom! Best of all, this product includes 4 different options to help you differentiate within your math classroom and can be used for sub plans, extra credit, review, and more! Click here to save money when you purchase this product included in the Graphing Equations Art Bundle After graphing each set of lin
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Graphing Linear Equations Art Bundle
Math Art Activity Name Symmetry | Transformations Reflections Quadrants
A great personalized activity to incorporate art and math. Help your students develop their knowledge of graphing coordinate pairs, quadrants, and reflections about the x and y-axis with this fun and engaging art activity. Great for a geometry lesson plan that is looking to help solidify an understanding of quadrants, symmetry, transformations (reflections), with a cool symmetrical drawing as a finished product. Students personalize their experience by using the letters of their name to decode
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6th - 10th
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Shark Tank Business Plan Activity
This activity is a super fun, real life project that can be used as a multi-day lesson. Students make up a business or product they want to present. The pdf contains 5 pages that ask about the Business Idea, Marketing, Employees, Competition, and Finance. Once they have completed the packet, they will present their idea to the "Sharks". There is a final evaluation page that will be used by the teacher to calculate the final grade. My students LOVED this activity and were engaged from start to fi
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7th - 12th
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Ocean/Marine Life Scale Drawing Mini-Project Activity Proportions
The best classroom decor is student-created and I love this project! Students will demonstrate their knowledge of scale drawings and proportions by drawing 7 marine animals (blue whale, great white shark, dolphin, starfish, sea turtle, manta ray, and orca) and 1 human diver using the same scale. The only way to truly compare the sizes of these creatures is to see them side by side and proportional. Centimeter grid paper is provided and students will use the scale 1cm = 3ft. The average dimen
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6th - 9th
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Pythagorean Theorem Project Pirate Treasure Hunt
Challenge your students to find the treasure by using Pythagorean Theorem to explore the pirate territory. Students follow a scenario of problems to find a treasure buried by Pythagoras. Student tested and approved.✔Included in this resource:• Pirate treasure hunt scenario• Pirate map • Student directions and problems• Directions for extension for student-created treasure hunts• Answer keyMultiple ways to use:- Set up at a math-center with other pythagorean theorem activities- Differentiate by
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8th - 9th
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Also included in: Pythagorean Theorem Bundle for PreAlgebra or Geometry
Fun End of Year Activity - Travel Project - Plan a Trip!
This is the perfect project to do this year - especially before a break or just for fun! In this project, students will apply personal finance skills to plan a 3-day trip for themselves and a few friends. They must create a budget and plan three days' worth of food and activities. It is a whole lot of fun and they can have so much ownership and creativity. It works great to display Math, ELA, and Social Studies skills. They will have to research customs, and locations and add, multiply, and divi
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4th - 10th
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Dilation Activity Creating 3-D Perspective Art
Students explore how dilating images creates 3D perspective artwork in this fun math activity. The first page has a city skyline of buildings on a coordinate plane. Students dilate the figures by a scale factor of 2 to create a 3D drawing. The answer key is included for this page. Next students are given a blank coordinate grid to create their own preimage, which they then dilate by a scale factor of 0.5.This exercise shows students how math can be used to create artwork!This activity could be
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: 8th Grade Geometry Unit Activities and Lessons
Geometry Activity | Selfie Project
Geometry Project that combines Geometry with Selfies…SELFIEOMETRY Looking for a way to assess or reinforce what your Geometry students have learned? This great project combines Geometry with the pop culture craze of “The Selfie!” It assesses the student's ability to apply Geometry concepts to the real world with a fun, highly relevant spin!This resource includes:editable handouts for students that give details of the projectan editable list of geometry terms to choose fromtwo rubrics to fit your
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8th - 11th
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Transformation Art 1 - Quilt Activity/Class project (CCSS 8.G.A.2 and 8.G.A.3)
Translations, Reflections, and Rotations are used to create a beautiful 3-D quilt pattern that students can color using their creativity. No two students will color their design the same way. The purpose of this activity is for students to use the rules of how each transformation effects the coordinates of the pre image resulting in the post image. Reflections and Rotations are done about the Origin. I have included a Cheat sheet that you may give students to assist them and for studying the
Consumer Math: Road Trip Project
Students will plan a four-day trip to anywhere in the United States. Students will budget for all expenses: gas, hotel, restaurant (meals), and attraction fees. Rubric and presentation template provided.
Skills: budgeting; calculating gas mileage; presentation skills; percents; rounding decimals
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6th - 12th
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Compound Interest Project College Loans EDITABLE
It's never too early to think about options for financing college! In this ready-to-use mini project, students apply compound interest skills to calculate the long-term cost of loans for college. This student-tested and approved project includes problem solving and analysis skills for evaluating different college loan types (all from the real-world). This project can be completed using compound interest formula or using exponential equations and logarithms. Good for exponential growth!Digit
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9th - 12th
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Geometric Transformations Project
This NO PREP project will have students looking at the world around them to find geometric transformations. This is READY TO PRINT and will keep students engaged while working on rotations, reflections, translations, and glide reflections.In this project, students will find examples of translations, reflections, rotations, and a glide reflection on business logos. Then, they will create a drawing of a personal logo. Lastly, they will create a class logo using coordinate geometry to list their
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: 8th Grade Math Activity Bundle
Dream House Area project for google classroom, w video tutorials on every page
This is a super fun and meticulously designed math project for google classroom. Everything the kids need is in the project, including video tutorials for every single page. Super easy to assign, and you can also delete slides if you want to make the project easier. Here's what students will do in this project:Build a floorplan of a house with 6 roomsCalculate area of each roomDecide on flooring for each roomCalculate cost of flooring for each roomCalculate the area of the yard Calculate cost of
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3rd - 10th
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Also included in: Digital fourth grade math bundle for google slides and google sheets
Scale Drawing: Dilating a Candy Wrapper Project
Engaging project to complete a scale drawing by dilating a candy wrapper - perfect for middle school or high school math. Students will calculate scale factor and visualize the similarities between an original shape and its dilation.Candy Wrapper Project includes:♦ Student Directions♦ Student Recording Sheet→ Measurements→ Reflection Questions♦ Scoring Rubric♦ Google Slides Tutorial with Video ClipsProject allows students to enlarge a candy wrapper using scale drawings.♦ Students will be require
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Middle School Math Projects for End of the Year Activities
Parallel Lines Cut by a Transversal - Create a Town Project
This product is a ready to use project on Parallel Lines Cut by a Transversal! If you're tired of using the same boring worksheets every day, this is the product for you! This product includes parallel lines, transversals, alternate-exterior angles, alternate-interior angles, same-side interior angles, corresponding angles, supplementary angles, and vertical angels. The product is divided into two parts:
Part One:
Students will be given a blank map of "Transversal Town" and ten clues. Using
Geometry Constructions Math Art Compass Straightedge STEAM Drafting Mural
Detailed instructions on how to create this mural. It's gorgeous!!You and your students will love this activity! Great way to introduce using a compass. **They only need to know how to make a circle with a compass.**Some instructions might be difficult for some on their own. I went through a "rough draft" with my students and then they created a final draft on their own using the attached instructions.Teacher Hints:1. Do NOT fold paper to find the middle, just estimate. The compass doesn't turn
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Grades:
7th - 12th
"City Designer" Geometry Project: Parallel lines, Transversals & Special Angles
Students will become civil engineers in your geometry class by designing their own cities using parallel lines, transversals and special angles!
This project will help master the concepts of
* parallel lines
* transversal lines
* alternate interior angles
* alternate exterior angles
* corresponding angles
* same side interior angles
and
* vertical angles
in a fun and hands-on way.
What an exciting way to integrate art into math and master the math concepts while doing so!
Step-by-step direct
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Geometry "Stained Glass" Circle Properties Project
Students collaborate to turn their individual circles projects into a masterpiece! Each student creates their own piece of a stained glass window inside of a circle adding their choosing of inscribed and central angles, chords, radii, diameters, tangents, perpendiculars, or cyclic quadrilaterals. The interactions of these circle parts create sections inside the circle, mimicking stained glass! Students are required to take their design to the next level by decorating the circle with content f
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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