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Free middle school math projects
Real Life Multiplication Project - Design a Restaurant
This 20 page product is a multi-level multiplication project for grades 3-5.
Geared to 4.NBT.5, students solve word problems and create menus, advertisements and floor plans to make their very own restaurant.
Three levels of difficulty are included so differentiation and multiple grade level use is easy!
Level 1 - one by two digit multiplication, area of rectangles
Level 2 - one by two/three digit multiplication, two by two digit multiplication, and area of rectangles
Level 3 - multi-digit
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3rd - 6th
Math: Dream Vacation Project
Every student has a dream of the perfect vacation. Now, you can let them dream and plan away with a budget and a mix of geography, math, and even language arts! This project has students plan their dream vacation, research into the geography and climate of their dream location, "buy" plane tickets, plan excursions, figure out currency conversions, figure out transportation while on vacation, etc. The end result is a presentation complete with visuals and journaling. This is a great portfolio
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4th - 9th
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Decimals & Money Project Based Learning CREATE FRUIT SALAD PBL Math Enrichment
Printable (PDF) Decimals Project - Life Skills, Budget, Shopping, Money in the Real World Math. This is a perfect end of the year, back to school, math centers, summer camp, or summer school math activity to practice money management, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and rounding decimals. If you want your math lessons to be an unforgettable experience for your students, be sure to check out this math enrichment project. Students will take part in a competition for the best fruit salad. They ha
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4th - 7th
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Marshmallow Challenge Handout
This FREEBIE includes a color and black and white handout to provide to teams of students engaging in the Marshmallow Challenge activity. This activity is great to use as an icebreaker or to engage students in critical thinking, cooperative learning, and innovative thinking. It can also be used to reinforce basic principles of physics or as a fun math activity involving measurement.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Balloon Car STEM Challenge: Engineering Design Process
Balloon Car STEM Challenge! Challenge students to build a balloon-powered car that can travel 5 feet! This STEM challenge will take your students through the engineering design process as they brainstorm, design, build, and test with a fun and engaging project. STEM challenges incorporate math and science concepts with creativity, innovation, and critical thinking. Students are provided with a Mission Sheet and a Student Handout that guides them through the engineering design process. Included i
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3rd - 9th
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-3
, K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
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Also included in: Year-Round STEM Activity Bundle (Elementary STEM)
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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Shopping on a Budget (Calculating Prices, Percentages and Sales Tax)
This is a real-world situation activity where students will work within a budget and calculate percents of a number, discounts, sales tax and totals. It can be used as an in-class assignment, homework or as a review. Students can also be placed in groups and complete cooperatively!SKILL-Finding percents of a number, calculating discounts and sales tax, working within a budgetDirections: Students will be given a certain amount of money by their “long lost cousin Bob” (as determined by you, the te
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6th - 8th
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FREE Back to School Measuring Angles Types of Angles Name Math & Art Project
Measuring and Classifying Angles Geometry Project. It's a great activity for the First Days of School, Back to School, Summer Camp, Summer School, or End of the Year Math & Art Activity.If your students don't like geometry, be sure to check out math & art projects.Measuring and classifying angles created by the letters of your name.PRINTABLE PDF VERSION. Click the GREEN STAR at the top of my store to follow me and be informed about my new products and sales. (or >> CLICK HERE)Chec
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4th - 8th
! FREE "Dot-to-Dot Polygon Creature" Math and Art Project
Your students will love making these dot to dot creatures! This document contains step by step directions you can demonstrate for your students and an example of a completed project. This is fun for third through sixth graders to use as an introduction or review of polygons, or just as a time filler that inspires kids to think creatively. Go to my store, “See It Say It Symbol It” for two different extensions of this project. One incorporates calculating the perimeter and writing a par
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3rd - 6th
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Linear Equations: Water Park Project
In this high interest, extensive assignment, students are given a three part project broken into daily tasks. The project is designed to assess the students profieciency with linear equations. They must design a water park on a coordinate plane, identify points, calculate slope, write equations, solve for midpoint, use the distance formula, and explain their results in a reflection paper.
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7th - 12th
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Fun Financial Literacy Middle School | Creating a Budget | Real-Life
Printable and digital (editable Google Slides) file!What's Included:In this activity, students will:Roll the dice to find out their job, country of residence, and monthly salaryChoose a house, internet/phone plan, and car according to what they think they can afford based on their salaryTry to budget through 6 months, facing unexpected gains and losses They will have many choices about how to spend their money!Use the recording sheet to keep track of their monthly expensesRecord their financial
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5th - 8th
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Back to School Math: Project Based Learning 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Project based learning freebie for back to school! This is a great way to get your students prepared for project-based learning during the first weeks of school. This is a fantastic starter PBL for 3rd-5th.. and it's FREE!
This is a great activity to get students warmed up for Project-Based Learning the first week of school! It includes multiplication, division, graphing, and even a writing activity. This is great for teaching Project-Based Learning procedures and for reviewing math and logic s
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4th - 6th
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Graphing Equations From a Table | Math Art Activity
Engage your pre-algebra or algebra students with this free math art activity. Students will practice graphing equations using a table. Not only are there two different options to help differentiate, but the results are beautiful stained glass type images to hang in your classroom. This freebie is a sample of my graphing art bundle. Click here to see more! Your students will love this "break" from their regular math routine. This activity is a perfect way to either begin graphing linear equatio
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: Graphing Linear Equations Art Bundle
FREE Collaborative Math and Art Project: Perfect Squared Square
End of the Year or Back to School Bulletin Board Project. Is it possible to create one large square from 21 different squares? Students can combine this puzzle with creating a beautiful collaborative Perfect Squared Square to make a mural, door decoration, or bulletin board display.This project includes 3 versions.#1 Each student draws one of the 21 different squares with the lengths of the sides given in the table.#2 Students cut out 21 squares with the text "Individually unique, together compl
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4th - 8th
Road Trip Performance Task - Adding and Multiplying Decimals (5.NBT.7)
Students will plan a road trip to one of four different destinations. They will have to add and multiply decimals in order to calculate the cost of gas, meals, entertainment, souvenirs, and lodging. This product includes a "Task Packet" and a "Student Recording Sheet".
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4th - 6th
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Budget Project (Math 6,7,8)
This project has students make a budget for taxes, food, transportation, clothing, entertainment, utilities, and housing. This project takes about a week to guide students through it. The best thing about his project is that is has kids talking about their future. Some kids love it because they realize they can afford a boat and go on vacations while other students it is a wakeup call if they don’t shape up. You could walk 6th graders through this if you make it simple or you can go more in dept
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6th - 8th
Math Review Project (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Word Problems)
This review project covers many different topics including: word and expanded form, addition and subtraction word problems, patterns, fact families, multiplication facts, and addition and subtraction problems. This is a great way to review important concepts in early mathematics!!!
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3rd - 6th
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End-of-year Math Project - Vacation Budgeting Project
So the tests have ended and now to survive till the end of the year! :) I like to spend the end of the year working on 'real life' math problems and fun STEM projects. This budgeting project is so much fun. Grading rubric included as well as 'enrichment opportunities' (extra credit!) and a teacher tips page. Enjoy!
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6th - 8th
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Design Your Own Amusement Park
Give your students a fun project where they design their own amusement park! They will be given dimensions of the park and they will have to use that to design their park. They will need to decide dimensions for their rides and games, create menu's for their food stops with prices included, and much more!
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Pythagorean Theorem FREE Drawing Project / Assignment with Rubric
Pythagorean Theorem Practice Activity
I gave my 8th grade students the opportunity to show what they have learned about the Pythagorean Theorem by illustrating a Pythagorean Theorem problem. The students really enjoyed the opportunity to do an "art" project in math, and I loved seeing all of the hard work from the students!
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7th - 10th
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Elapsed Time Real Life Math Projects | 24 hour Time Math PBL | Zoo Days
Trying to teach your students elapsed time and 24 hour time? This real world mini math project has students learning about timetables, 24 hour time and practicing calculating elapsed time in a fun way. This is great for assessment or group projects. Students need to plan a family day out at the zoo visiting the certain animals and shows. Students will be engaged and enjoy using numeracy in a real life situation. It has been designed for students in grades 4 to 7. Now suitable for in person and o
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4th - 7th
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A Lesson in Financial Literacy - The Game of Life
This resource is a introduction to students of managing finances. Students are given the opportunity to use their knowledge of percents and basic math operations to learn how to manage their money. We found that this activity has the potential to span a few days.Students will learn about:- monthly income- tax deductions- setting a budget- paying for a home- paying for a car- saving and investing towards retirement- and a handful of other finance related topicsI hope you and your students enjoy
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7th - 12th
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U.S. President -- Data Analysis & Statistics Inquiry - 21st Century Math Project
Engage students in data analysis through use of Presidential data in this 21st Century Math Project. Students will create box and whisker, stem and leaf, histograms and scatterplot through their investigations. In the end, students will take on the inquiry question: "Do US Presidents with the most children live longer after they have been inaugurated?" ***THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN UPDATED WITH A GOOGLE SLIDES INTERACTIVE VERSION INCLUDED. REDOWNLOAD IF YOU HAVE IT ALREADY***-- In "He Entered a Youn
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6th - 12th
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FREE Collaborative Valentine's Day Math and Art Project: Op Art Hearts Drawing
Valentine's Day Craft. Create a geometric heart from a square and halves of a circle, choose an op art style, and combine 13, 27, or 46 of these hearts into 1 big heart to make a mural, door decoration, or bulletin board display.This resource includes:- The printable version in PDF. Click the GREEN STAR at the top of my store to follow me and be informed about my new products and sales. (or >> CLICK HERE)Check out Inspire Math Matematyka for more resources.Math&ArtProjects Based Learni
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4th - 9th
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