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9th grade other (math) research
Distance Learning - Game of Life - Life After High School - PBL
This project introduces high school students to a world of life skills. Some of the skills they will be introduced to are:find a jobfinding a collegefinding an apartmentscheduling a week's worth of work and schoolfinding a new vehicle and researching public transportationwriting a checkaddressing an envelopelearning to meal planbudgetingPreview is full document.Comes in printable PDF and digital form via PPT.NEWLY UPDATED AUGUST 2020! Game of Life got a makeover! Same great content, just a newer
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9th - 12th
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PBL Maker Challenge: Dinner Party on a Budget Project for High School
This life skills math resource is a great budget project for high school students. It is fun, and engaging, and it has already been created for you! All you have to do is share the resource and enjoy guiding students through the experience!This experience asks students to develop menus for a hypothetical dinner party under a set budget. Students will brainstorm creative money-saving tricks when it comes to food, research recipes, tweak recipes to work for a large party, work with community exper
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Experiential Learning Activities: High School Holiday-Themed Bundle
Entrepreneur PBL Project - Distance Learning - Subscription Box Business
In this PBL Project, students will create their own subscription box company. This project introduces high school students to a world of online business. Some of the skills they will be introduced to are:brainstorming ideascreating a targeted audiencecalculating the cost of suppliescreating their own brandingcreating a productThis is one of my newest obsessions and I've read everything under the sun regarding subscription boxes. I hope your students enjoy this as much as I have!Preview is full d
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9th - 12th
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Mathematician Project - Math Research - Creating Comics!
Do you want your students to learn about famous mathematicians in a fun way? Using Luetta and Wilbert Reimer's books "Mathematicians Are People, Too" (or other mathematical stories) your students will create comic strip stories to tell the tales of their beloved mathematicians! At the same time, they will create (or copy) mini-biographies of their mathematicians. When the class is finished with their individual stories, you can compile them together and create one massive "Mathematician Comic
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3rd - 12th
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DRIVER EDUCATION - ROAD TRIP PROJECT
This is a project that can be used in your driver education classroom. It will require research of miles between points, time tables, gasoline mileage of a chosen vehicle and budgeting a certain amount of given moey for the entire ROAD TRIP ! Have fun.
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7th - 12th
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100 Add-On Questions for The Fermi Project, By Far My Most Popular Resource
The Fermi Project is as much fun for teachers as it is for those students that embrace it. Fermi questions are ridiculous math-based questions to which nobody really wants to know the answer, but that's half of their charm. The other half is that this is a REALLY good skill to teach our students. It requires problem solving skills, critical thinking skills, research skills, but overall the major skill therein is making educated guesses and how we learn to truly make them EDUCATED guesses. And th
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6th - 12th
Ontario Math Curriculum | Financial Literacy | The Cost-of-Living | Grades 7-9
Students will learn about the pros and cons of buying and renting a home and determine whether they should rent or buy. This cost-of-living financial literacy resource will help your students become wiser spenders!ABOUT THE READINGThe reading is interactive (and there is a fillable form included). Essentially, they'll fill in the blanks as they read. They learn about rates, budgeting, net income, up-front costs, down payments, mortgage terms and variables, and examine various factors that you sh
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7th - 10th
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Budgeting Project
Includes project in Google doc (editable) and key with sample responses and teacher notes.This is a project that requires students to choose a career and research income, bills, and other expenses. It allows students to compare expected expenses to actual expenses, and draw conclusions about spending habits.This is designed for the Texas high school math class called Math Models with Applications, but it could be used for any teacher trying to teach about budgeting and expenses tracking.
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9th - 12th
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FINANCIAL LITERACY--Stock Market Project
FINANCIAL LITERACY- THE STOCK MARKET PROJECTGoalBy gathering information on the stock market and tracking individual stocks, the student will learn about how a stock market works and how companies use the stock market to raise capital. DescriptionDuration: 7 week project Suggestions: Use two periods in the first week to get the project started. The next five weeks use one period per week to do the required work for the project. Finally use two class periods in the 7th week for completing the p
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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30 Historical Mathematician Slides & Student Project_Multicultural & Editable
30 HISTORICAL MATHEMATICIAN SLIDES & STUDENT PROJECT-EditableIt's important for students to learn about historical mathematicians. It provides them with valuable insights into the development of mathematical concepts and the contributions that individuals have made to the field over time. Understanding the achievements and challenges faced by historical mathematicians can inspire students and help them see the human side of mathematics. Learning about the struggles and breakthroughs of these
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1st - 12th
Types of Real Numbers Jigsaw Activity
This is an activity that has been a hit with my classes! Students are split into groups to research and present information about a certain type or set of real numbers. Students can use any online search engine to find abundant information about real numbers. Then, students present the information to the entire class or take it back to a different group of students as in a traditional jigsaw activity. By the end of the activity, all students in the class will have information about six differ
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7th - 9th
Ontario Math Curriculum │ Financial Literacy │ Credit Cards │ PPT │ Grades 7-9
This comprehensive Ontario financial literacy lesson covers various topics related to credit cards and loan sharks, annual percentage rates, creditworthiness, debt and interest rates, principal and interest payments, credit limits, and hidden fees. The lesson provides opportunities for students to research, write, reflect, and express their opinions on these important financial matters.Understanding Credit Cards: Pros and ConsOverview of Credit Card Benefits and Drawbacks: Students will gain ins
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7th - 9th
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Planning and Budgeting a Vacation
This project requires students to plan a 3 day vacation of their choice for themselves and at least 1 other person. Students are given a budget of $5,000 and are expected to stay within their budget. Students will budget all expenses from hotel fees, traveling expenses, Attractions/Activities they plan to engage in during their stay, etc. Students will also plan an itinerary for their 3 day trip.
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9th - 12th
Real-World Budget Project
This project leads students through creating a real-life budget based on a given salary. The teacher can use a random number generator to assign a salary, then students must calculate their gross and net income and make decisions such as where to live, which car to drive, how much to spend on groceries, and future financial goals based on monthly savings. My classes have really loved this project as it is practical and fun! Students will conduct research and usually come to realize how tough it
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sink or Swim Systems of Equations Project
This project is based on a popular television show where entrepreneurs share their clever ideas and business plans in hopes of attracting a ‘shark’ to invest in their company! This project outlines all the steps necessary, in detail, for students to not only create their own business, but develop a plan for it to be successful. Students will create materials lists, evaluate costs, use systems of equations to determine when their business is profitable, set reasonable goals for their company us
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7th - 12th
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Graphed Growth: Tracking Change with Linear Equations!
Engage Students with Real-World Math: Project: Graphed GrowthThis project is a winner for making linear equations relevant and exciting! Student Choice: Students pick a topic they're interested in, fostering engagement and ownership of their learning.Connects Math to the Real World: Students apply linear equations to model and track change over time in a real-world context they choose.Data Collection & Analysis: Students practice collecting data, plotting it on graphs, and interpreting th
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5th - 9th
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Applied Math Activity BUNDLE
These math activities/projects are designed for an applied or real-life math class at the high school level. Kids learn about simple probability, expense and financial planning, researching, and how math is important in daily life.
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8th - 12th
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Family Album Project
A project designed to summarize the transformations, characteristics, and domain and range of the parent functions. Allows students to be creative.
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9th - 12th
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Buying a Home Lesson Plan
Two day lesson plan about home buying steps that can be adapted to students needs and levels. Includes detailed steps and options for in-class research and group activities.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Home Buying Lesson and Powerpoint
No Prep Credit Card Research Project -High School Resource/Special Education/ESL
Introducing our No Prep Credit Card Research Project, a high school resource specially designed for special education and ESL students in grades 7-12. This independent, comprehensive lesson is an excellent way for students to learn about credit cards and how they work.The lesson is presented in a digital format, which makes it accessible and easy to use. Students are required to research vocabulary terms related to credit cards, answer credit card questions, and conduct research on the terms of
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9th - 12th
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Personal Finance and Credit Research Assignments
This is 2 pages of personal finance topics for students to research as part of your lesson unit. There are 28 questions for students to answer and/or research, including setting up a personal budget using an included template. They can be used as individual research projects, collaborative group projects, or an assessment.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Personal Finance & Understanding Credit - Unit Bundle
Planning Your Dream Vacation- research and lesson, 4 days, one lesson!
What's life without dreams? Without Goals? Dull. Time to get your students and classes excited about their future and their goals! In this activity, your students learn about the world, develop a detailed itinerary and travel plan to see it, and develop understanding of how much money, time, and planning goes into making a dream come true. It is both awakening and empowering. If you crave real-world learning, this is it.Rundown: Students decide where they want to visit and then develop a plan
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9th - 12th
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The A to Z of Credit Cards
This activity is similar to a webquest.
Students will use the given resources (or may find their own) to learn about the ins and outs of credit cards.
A list of questions (starting with A to Z) is given and students must research and answer each question (example: A - What is APR?)
This math project will take 2-3 class periods (approx. 40 minutes) and will require internet access in class, or could be assigned for completion at home. Alternatively, the teacher could print the resources for s
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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TRAVEL RESEARCH PAPER, student writing, rubric, citing sources
TRAVEL RESEARCH PAPER, student writing, rubric, citing sourcesTired of assigning the same ol’ research paper? Why not have your students research a travel destination? This research paper covers the same skills as a traditional research paper, such as:•Researching and taking notes•Compiling notes into cohesive paragraphs•APA citation methodsAND a few--possibly new-- skills such as:•Completing a travel budget•Creating a travel itinerary•Writing a travel diary entryTHIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:•STEPPED-
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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