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8th grade basic operations projects for Google Apps
MATHVILLE Build a City Math Project Geometry Volume Area Nets End of Year
Give your students the chance to build their own city from scratch with MATHVILLE! In this project students will go through 6 phases where you will measure, calculate, cut, color, build, paste, and use your math problem solving skills to construct the city from scratch. Students will calculate the base area, surface area and volume of 3d figures (last two are optional depending on grade level). The nets form the buildings of the city, their base area will help the students know the location of
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5th - 12th
Probability Carnival Game Project - PDF & Digital
Looking for a fun, hands on way to bring probability to life? Are you ready to move past the "sit and get" style of whole group instruction? If you answered yes to either of those questions, then this resource is for you!Keep your students engaged and accountable with the interactive, versatile Probability Carnival! The steps of this project are designed to be rigorous and require students to predict, reflect, connect, and think critically about the situations being investigated.Using this proje
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6th - 8th
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Middle School Math Project: Planning your Family Vacation End of Year
The Middle School Math Project: Planning your Family Vacation consists of 5 activities where students must apply skills learned throughout the school year to plan a family trip. The activities can be done together as a long week classroom project, homework, or can be saved for substitute work. 1 Family Vacation Destinations: Decimals, Fractions & Percents. Students must compare temperature values of different cities given in fraction form and write them in decimal form, order them from lowe
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6th - 9th
DIGITAL Personal Finance, Budgeting, and Planning Monthly Project
This digital personal finance project useful resource for students in a business class or any other subject area where simple math skills or real-life budgeting examples are needed. Students will learn how to manage and plan their own finances, establish and follow a budget as well as personal financial management. This a Google resource, so your students will complete this activity digitally via Google Slides and/or PowerPoint (embedded text boxes)/ This project is great for distance learning,
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Real-World Budgeting & Finance: Personal Finance Lessons & Activities
Ratios Activity | Interactive VocAPPulary™ - Math Vocabulary Activity
Ratios Interactive VocAPPulary™ (Math Vocabulary) This creative resource is a simple, yet effective way for students to learn vocabulary on a specific topic! The perfect tool for learning and memorizing important math concepts! ***UPDATE - NOW INCLUDES ADDITIONAL DIGITAL VERSION! (Google Slides Version for Distance Learning & Google Classroom Use) {{See Video Preview to Preview Digital Version}}Students will design and illustrate an app for each vocabulary term after defining them. So easy t
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3rd - 9th
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Build Your Dream House Project (Pre-Algebra/Algebra I) (editable)
Students will design their dream house, on a budget. They will need to "purchase" supplies, land, and contractors, as well as furniture and appliances without going over budget. They will create a blueprint of their house & yard, and a map of their neighborhood.Includes instructions, work packet, and grading rubric.
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8th - 11th
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Prep For School Math Project Real World Problems w Google Digital End of Year
Tired of students with rusty math skills after a break? Use this PREP TO SCHOOL REAL WORLD PROBLEMS! Students must pass through 4 activities where they must get ready for the end of the school break by practicing basic math skills! The activities can be done together as a long week classroom project, homework, or can be saved for substitute work. It 's also perfect for the first week of school! Just print and GO!Activities:1. Order of Operations - Alternate Route to School Maze: Students must a
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6th - 9th
My Budget Project
This is a great end of year math project! You can give students a career with a realistic salary and challenge them to create a monthly budget. Each slide will need to depict a different monthly cost like rent, car payment, etc. This will give the students a good real life look into the cost of living. At the end of the slides, there is an example project for to show students.
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8th - 11th
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Plan a Ski Vacation Western US/Canada Real-World Math PBL Project Grades 5-12
Welcome to the ultimate winter adventure math project! In this engaging activity, students are tasked with planning an unforgettable ski vacation in the picturesque Western US and Canada area while working within a budget of $5,000.Guided by real-world constraints and mathematical principles, students will have the opportunity to explore various ski resorts, carefully selecting one that fits within their budget while also considering factors such as ski pass prices, lodging options, and addition
Plan a Ski Vacation New England - A Real-World Math PBL Project for grades 5-12
Welcome to the ultimate winter adventure math project! In this engaging activity, students are tasked with planning an unforgettable ski vacation in the picturesque New England area while working within a budget of $5,000.Guided by real-world constraints and mathematical principles, students will have the opportunity to explore various ski resorts, carefully selecting one that fits within their budget while also considering factors such as ski pass prices, lodging options, and additional ameniti
Digital Taco Truck Percent Project
Engage your students in a dynamic and interactive assessment of their understanding of percents with this exciting digital Taco Trick project! Designed exclusively for Google Slides, this project incorporates the popular "Pear Deck" extension, making it an ideal resource for teachers seeking a seamless and engaging learning experience. Install the extension effortlessly using the easy-to-follow instructions provided on the first slide of the presentation.This meticulously crafted digital project
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6th - 8th
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Million Dollar Project
What would you buy if you won $1,000,000? In this project students are given $1,000,000 to spend. They have some requirements as to what they have to buy but after that they are free to buy whatever they dream of. Students in this project are required to buy: a car, a house, and something for someone else. Students are allowed to spend as much of the $1,000,000 as possible and not go over $1,000,000. This project allows students to learn how to budget and realize how much certain items actually
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6th - 12th
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Numerical Me
Numerical Math Activity to get to know students using math vocabulary
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2nd - 12th
Buying a House Project
This project covers commission, sales prices, tax, mortgages, and different rates surrounding the idea of purchasing a house.Students will use their knowledge of percentage operations to navigate the process of purchasing a home for the first time.Students will write an open ended reflection of the process when finished (optional part 3 of the project).The student walkthrough includes research questions, short answer questions, facts about the home buying process, and designated sections for scr
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7th - 9th
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Adulting 101 Project
When teaching decimal operations, we talk a lot about money. In this project students will think about their future selves. They will select a career, find an average annual salary and then use this information to create a budget. In doing so they will practice adding/subtracting/multiplying/dividing with decimals.
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5th - 8th
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Percent Unit Project
This project is broken up into two tasks. Each task has 5 questions. It covers markups, markdowns, percent increase, percent error, interest, and finding original price. It involves a lot of problem solving. This project is modified but modifications can easily be taken away for higher students.
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7th - 8th
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Fantasy Football Project (Geometry Class Version)
Middle School and High School Math Algebra and Geometry Project. Fantasy Football is played by an estimated 25 to 30 million people each year and in this project our students will be part of the action! Don't worry, if you don't know one thing about football you will do fine with this project! Each student will become an owner and draft their own players for different positions. Each owner must draft on quarterback, one running back, two wide receivers, and one tight end and keep track of their
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Statistics Project
This is the ideal project to have students complete at the end of a statistics unit! It requires students to use what they have learned in a real world situation of their choice. They get to create their own statistical question, collect data, generate graphs using their data, analyze the data to find different measurements, and present it using a google slides presentation. Students are showcasing their statistical knowledge as well as sharpening their technological skills. I have created a
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6th - 8th
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Family Budget Presentation Project PBL - 7th grade TEKS
This unit was made for a Project Based Curriculum but is primarily teacher driven in that it walks students through creating a family budget with lots of clear and specific instructions. It is suitable for a regular classroom. It addresses the 7th grade TEKS for financial literacy as well as others. They Include:Math: 7.3A, 7.3B, 7.4A, 7.4B, 7.4D, 7.10A, 7.13A, 7.13B, 7.13C, 7.13DÂ Writing: 7.19C, 7.20A, 7.20B, 7.17 (practice with expository writing)It focuses on financial literacy TEKS but a
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7th - 8th
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Financial Literacy Budgeting Activity Middle School Math
If you are a middle school Math teacher looking for resource all about real life budgeting financial literacy, this digital resource is for you. In this digital resource, students will learn what a budget is, choose a career, learn about income tax, fixed expenses + variable expenses, and create their own budget.This real life skill is so important and valuable for students to learnIf you love this resource and want instant access to hundreds of middle school Math lesson plans and activities, cl
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6th - 8th
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Decimal Operations Review - Decorating a Graduation Cap (END-OF-YEAR ACTIVITY)
This hands-on decimal operations review covers adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals. Students have so much fun purchasing letters, numbers, stickers, and decorations in order to create a cap that fits their style. Activity can be modified to fit your classroom setting and grade level. Follow the guidelines or change things up, your class will have fun either way!ANSWER KEY INCLUDED (some answers may vary depending on specific student "purchases".)
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4th - 8th
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Global Awareness Project (Easier Version)
Math is THE hardest subject to involve Global Awareness. In this project, students find out information about how people in America live. Students research population, clean water, homeless percentage, and minimum wage.Link to regular version -- students are given a country -- all students do not do America.During this project, students will…Research informationCreate ratios from information givenCreate a double number line to help find equivalent ratiosUse a table to help find equivalent ratios
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5th - 8th
Quarantine in Numbers (Writing and Evaluating Expressions)
This listing includes directions to give to students, a brainstorming worksheet, and a partially completed product as an example. This activity is meant for students during e-learning! However, it can be edited for anytime of year! Students share everything they have been doing while at home using expressions and numbers. They will create different expressions that will lead to an answer that reveals someway they have been spending their time. For example: If they wanted to share that they h
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3rd - 10th
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Taco Truck Percent Project
Enhance Percent Skills in a Fun and Interactive Way! Introducing the Taco Truck Project. This comprehensive packet allows you to assess your students' understanding of percents through an engaging activity. With customizable materials, you can tailor the project to meet the specific needs of your classroom. Empower your students to apply their percent knowledge while running their very own taco truck business! This exciting hands-on project fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and real-wo
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6th - 8th
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