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Basic Trigonometry Project - How Tall Is That? (Making a Theodolite)
This is one of my favorite projects of all time. Students make a tool to measure the angle of elevation from their eyeline and use it to measure the distance or height of things using trigonometry. I would bring students to the banks of the East River on the Brooklyn side and determine the height of the Chrystler building, or the distance to the Empire State. But you can also determine the height of the basketball hoop, the flagpole or the tallest tree on the school grounds. There are a lot
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8th - 11th
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STEM Bobsled Olympic Lesson
Students are to work in groups or pairs and design a bobsled. Students will be provided with a toilet paper role, two popsicle sticks, two pipe cleaners, and 1 foot of masking tape. If students wish to brings small things from home, that is okay. Allow students to think through their design. Allow a trial run, and then allow modifications for improvement after the trail run. Hold a final event and display the gold, silver, and bronze winners for this event. This event is fun and engaging.
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1st - 8th
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My Water Lab - 5-Day Scenario for Summer and Winter Camps
This scenario has been planned around a very attractive theme that will help you contextualise learning and offer meaningful and exciting experiences for your students.5 days full of process-oriented activities with multi-disciplinary learning outcomes. Ideal for summer and winter camps, or for enrichment workshops for children.The pack contains:5 x downloadable daily scenarios with full pedagogy instructions and detailed methodology guidelines for the teacher or play facilitator to followBonus
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PreK - 3rd, Staff
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AREA AND PERIMETER ACTIVITIES / PROJECT/ WORKSHEETS AND TASK CARDS
WHO SAID AREA AND PERIMETER CAN NOT BE FUN?AREA / PERIMETER WORKSHEETS AND TASK CARDS BUNDLE!PIRATES THEME: THE RUNAWAY PETS!FUN! FUN! FUN!I created these quick, fun projects for my students to practice finding area and perimeter in a hands - on, fun way. We also used the graph paper to practice coloring and DECOMPOSING rectangles to find AREA.Included:28 TASK CARDS10 WORKSHEETS to practice finding area and perimeter20 animal cut outs20 additional cut outs to be used with the projects3 differe
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2nd - 4th
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Park Map: Geometry Project (Distance Learning)
Area, Perimeter, Congruent, Similar, Regular Polygons...all incorporated into this geometry project.Students get the chance to use skills and knowledge of the above topics help create a map of a park.
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3rd - 6th
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