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Common Core 4.MD.A.3 projects for Microsoft Word
Classroom Measurement & Design Project - Problem Based Learning
This problem based learning project was created for my 3rd – 5th graders to apply their knowledge of measurement to a real life situation, but also extends to practice and review skills for grades 2-8. This activity can be done in steps throughout the year or as a full project over several days if needed. It is also an editable document so you can edit the elements to fit your specific classroom if you want to make it specific for your classroom. Includes: · Project Description (1 page)· Projec
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2nd - 8th
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Area & Perimeter Dream Home Project
This is a great project to reinforce what students learn during an area and perimeter unit. Students must design a dream home based on a specific list of requirements. They must then calculate the area and perimeter of the various rooms, as well as calculate how much it would cost to carpet and tile various rooms. This is in Microsoft Word, so you can make changes to the document to suit your needs.
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4th - 8th
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Area and Perimeter: Project Based Learning
This is a project that lets students learn about the concepts of area and perimeter.
For this project, the students have been hired by their principal to build garden boxes for their school grounds. They have specific requirements to build these boxes, how to plant the flowers in the boxes and how to present their information. Their final product will be a presentation to their "principal" with a poster explaining their garden design.
In this unit students will work with finding area, perime
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3rd - 5th
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Tiny Home Design Challenge
Students will use their design skills to create the most effective and creative tiny house. They will need an understanding of scale, area, perimeter, angles, surface area, line segments, fractions, decimals, and money.
This project will lead them through the planning phases economically and by space before they create a shoebox house masterpiece.
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4th - 6th
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Theme Park Designer Area and Perimeter
Students will enjoy stepping into the shoes of a theme park designer in this area and perimeter lesson. Studetns are guided through a review of area and perimeter by creating their own theme or water park and it's many attractions. This lesson includes materials list, area and perimeter vocabulary posters, and lesson instructions. Students are required to design a park and then find the area and perimeter of all it's attractions.
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4th - 5th
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Area Architect
In this DOK 3 level project, students will be designing a home to meet specific requirements (ie: the foyer must be a rectangle that measures 3 feet by 4 feet). Throughout the 5 tasks, students will be determining the shape, dimensions and area of each room; researching flooring and finding the cost to lay flooring each room; designing a second story that meets specific criteria; designing a backyard while finding volume of specific items, such as swimming pools; and finding the area of composi
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4th - 7th
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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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Dream Home Area and Perimeter
Students will create their dream home blue print, on graph/grid paper. Students then must calculate the area and the perimeter of each room. Students can decorate and elaborate each room to make their house inviting. Students must write a paragraph explaining details about their home as well. Can be modified to only require area OR perimeter. Includes example written description and chart of calculated measurements.
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3rd - 4th
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Differentiated and Bilingual Amusement Park PBL
This ELL friendly Project Based Learning activity is based on students creating and designing an amusement park. The assignment focuses on area and perimeter. There are 3 differentiated levels for teachers to choose from (advanced, on-level, and intervention) which are available in English and Spanish. The instructions are explicit, but also allow students to get creative with the assignment. This activity can be used with a whole class, small group or partners, or given as a homework assignment
Area and Perimeter PBL: A Blueprint for an Outdoor Classroom
Ready to use Project Based Learning (PBL) activity incorporating area and perimeter, research, and persuasive writing! Students will be fully engaged through the use of solving a real life problem of creating a blueprint for an outdoor classroom. This PBL can be differentiated to address various learning levels.
Skills addressed: Area and Perimeter, Researching, Critical thinking, Problem Solving
Specific TEKS addressed: Math 4.5D; ELA 4.24A; ELA 4.19
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3rd - 5th
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Area & Perimeter Projects- St. Patrick's Day Themed
This project allows students to create their own town using the provided guide. Buildings must meet specific area or perimeter requirements. Students will create 2 businesses of their own and will have to tell what the area and perimeter are. A grid is provided and students must fit the entire town inside the grid. These are great to display for some St. Patrick's Day spirit.
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3rd - 4th
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Design Your Own Dream House Project for Area and Perimeter Mathematics Skills
This is an editable Microsoft Word file that you can use as a project to evaluate acquisition of area and perimeter mathematics skills. Directions, rubric, and workspace are included in the file and you can modify it to fit your needs. This makes an interesting product to display when students finish as each reflects the student's individual character and style.
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4th - 6th
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Using Area, Perimeter, Problem Solving to Tile a House
Students apply knowledge of area, perimeter, measurement, and problem solving to tile a model home. They also calculate expenses and profit.
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4th - 7th
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Area and Perimeter Project
This project involves measuring the area and perimeter of rectangular objects in the classroom, as well as the diameter, radius, area, and circumference of two circular objects. A detailed rubric is provided to guide students in understanding their assessment.
Area and Perimeter Garden
An activity used to help students further their learning in area and permeter. Once they have grasped the concept of what area and perimeter is, the students will be able to use the grid provided to create their own garden.
Scale Model Projects
A SCALE MODEL is a representation of an object with the same shape as the real object. MODELS can be larger or smaller than the actual object but are often smaller. Architects often make scale models of the buildings or structures they plan to build. Models can give them an idea of how the structure will look when finished . Each measurement of the building is scaled up or scaled down by the same factor. Teachers can have students create their own SCALED UP models or SCALED DOWN models!
Playground Area and Perimeter
Students use understanding of area and perimeter to help design a new playground.
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3rd - 5th
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Area/Perimeter Monster
This is a great area/perimeter project for students to take a break from the traditional designing building tasks that go with these topics! They will be tasked with "building" a monster with specific total area and perimeter measurements left by a mad scientist. Be sure to have centimeter graphing paper for students to complete this activity!
Adding, Subtracting, and Estimating
The group project is designed to kick off a unit on adding, subtracting and estimating. It is bases on students designing a house for a client and includes area using graph paper.
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4th
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Solar Oven STEM Project - Student Journal
This Solar Oven STEM project is adapted from John Spencer's Tiny House Maker Lab. All credit is given to him. I adapted his Tiny House Maker Lab into a 5th grade level task: building a functioning solar oven. Students love this STEM project because they get to make S'mores at the end. This project takes approximately 4 days (depending on the class). Please also download the PowerPoint presentation (FREE) which goes along with this project. The PowerPoint presentation goes along exactly with the
Create Your Own Mineral
After students learn about classification of rocks and minerals, students can create their own mineral with specific classifications, a drawing, and a persuasive statement as to why it is the best!
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3rd - 5th
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Life-Size Snakes and Ladders
This is a team activity created for a block about Ancient India. I ties in math, language, and art skills.
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3rd - 5th
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4th Grade Measuring Project--Actual Size
This project provides students with opportunity to create a book about the actual size of items of their choosing. Based upon the book entitled Actual Size.
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