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High school math research for Microsoft PowerPoint
Dream Vacation Project - Cross Curricular Activity - Great for End of the Year
Congratulations! You have been selected by the Blue Waters and Sandy Beaches Travel Agency to participate in a dream vacation contest! Imagine if you could go anywhere within the United States. Where would you go? How would you get there? What would you do? These questions and more will need to be researched and answered. Use your persuasive and informative skills to plan out your trip, put together a convincing presentation, and prove to the travel agency that your trip is the best dream va
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5th - 12th
College and Career Project *EDITABLE* Math in their career
Students Research a career of their choosing and create examples of how math would be used in their career. They also dig deeper into how they would reach their goal. They pick a college of their choice and then research their area of study, Major, minor, courses, etc. Once they find all their information they create a story about what it would be like for a day in their career. I've done this project multiple times with 8th graders and they absolutely love it. I've had students come back to me
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6th - 12th
Famous Mathematician Research & PowerPoint Project
**This project is designed for middle school students to research and create either a Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides presentation of a famous mathematician/scientist throughout history. The following are included in this packet:-- List of possible famous mathematicians/scientists to choose-- Full and detailed rubric-- PowerPoint / Slides Requirements (number of slides, content, etc...)-- Requirements for resources (both book and online form)-- Penalty for tardy/late or no project by dead
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5th - 9th
Black Mathematicians' Calendar
Celebrate Black History Month by honoring Black Mathematicians and their contributions to the field of mathematics, science, engineering, and technology! This resource introduces you and your students to 28 Black Mathematicians. There is a short 3-5 minute video linked to each image of the 28 mathematicians. Each video will share the impact each mathematician has had in the field or what they do with math in their careers. From astronauts, engineers, artificial intelligence experts to teachers,
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Research How To Buy Your First Car- Middle/High School Students Sub Plans
Research How To Buy Your First Car - an independent, comprehensive product designed to help high school and middle school students, including those with special education needs and ESL students, navigate the process of buying a car for the first time. This guide aims to help you determine your budget, learn vocabulary terms, understand the difference between leasing and financing, decide between buying new or used, explore insurance and maintenance options, and investigate the art of negotiation
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6th - 12th
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Career and Budgeting Research Project | Editable | Back to School
*Product updated Aug, 8th, 2023*All the pages are fully editable so that you can adjust them based on your needs. This product includes 50 questions for your students to research and reflect on. This is a great way for students to use their research skills with something that interests them. This 5 page research project can be done at any time of the school year. It is also a great for teachers to get to know their students and their interests. Students can use the internet to search for needed
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Growth Mindset & Grit Lesson
This is a slidedeck with videos, research and a presentation about Growth Mindset and Grit. Perfect to teach to your class or to use in PD.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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
Which One Would You Buy: Consumer Choices No Prep Lesson Middle and High School
Are you a teacher searching for an exciting lesson that helps students understand how to make smart choices as consumers? Look no further! Our "Which One Would You Buy: Consumer Choices Lesson" is designed to teach students the important factors to consider when making a purchase decision.This engaging lesson starts with a fun vocabulary matching review. Students will match words like Price, Quality, Functionality, Durability, User Reviews, Brand Reputation, Safety, Environmental Impact, Custome
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6th - 12th
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Black History Month - STEM Powerpoint
This is a PowerPoint presentation that list's famous/non-famous African American mathematicians, engineers, inventors, scientist, etc. I wanted to include Black History Month in my Math class while making it fun and interesting, and this is a great way to do so. It takes about 1-2 min every day to read the slides and I feel as thought the students enjoy it.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Independent Research Buying a House and Renting an Apartment - SUB PLANS
No Prep, Independent Student Research Project - Great for Sub PlansIntroducing our student research project on how to rent an apartment and buy a house! This project is specifically designed for middle school and high school students who are interested in gaining knowledge on real estate and property ownership.This project will provide students with the necessary resources to learn about the process of renting an apartment and buying a house. Students will explore renting and purchasing a place
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7th - 12th
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How to Repay Debt - Middle School/High School No Prep - SUB PLANS
"The Great Debt Escape: Investigating Debt Repayment Plan Strategies" is an engaging and comprehensive research product designed for middle school to high school students. This resource is perfect for students in diverse learning environments, including ESL and special education programs, as it offers a low-prep investigation that focuses on debt and debt repayment. Also, great for SUB PLANS!Key Features:Pre-Quiz: The research product begins with a pre-quiz to assess students' background knowled
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7th - 12th
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Mathematician Research End of Year Project
This is a power point/google slides project for students in high school! They get to pick and research a mathematician of their choice, and then present to the class. MY students really enjoyed learning interesting facts about their mathematician and other mathematicians. This is a great project to do for the end of the year and keep students engaged in learning!
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8th - 12th
Research Inquiry Methods PowerPoint
Covers three inquiry methods: quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods with examples.
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9th - 12th
Introduction to Sharks, Skates and Rays
Biology, Marine Biology, Upper Level Elementary ScienceIncluded in the package:- Introduction to Sharks Powerpoint (41 slides)- Shark Anatomy Powerpoint (46 slides)- Cartilaginous Fish (Rays & Skates) (44 slides)- Shark Game Show (Jeopardy style) Review PowerpointTo assess:- Shark Test- Shark Test Study Guide- Shark Test Study Guide ANSWERS- Cartilaginous Fish Quiz - Cartilaginous Fish Quiz ANSWERSStudents Research and Activities:- Shark Species Internet Research Questions- Shark Species Pre
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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Washington State Road Trip Project
In this project students are given a budget, a choice of vehicles to travel in, and a list of historic sites in Washington State that they need to visit in the given time limit. Students must keep track of their finances as they travel, create daily itineraries, provide facts about the historic sites they visit, track their fuel/food/and lodging cost, miles traveled, and balance their finances against their budget at the end of each day. Students are expected to research facts, routes, and cost
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6th - 9th
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Math Lab: Famous Women in Mathematics/DISTANCE LEARNING/NO PREP
* Welcome to Kindly Pass The Math...* I am very pleased to share my presentation on Famous Women in Mathematics! In addition to being a great resourse for any time of the year, this lesson/activity complements the March celebration and recognition of "WOMEN IN HISTORY MONTH", and I am eager to simply honor the strength of women and the drive they have had to exhibit in the direction of our beautiful discipline, mathematics. * The presentation begins with a discussion on the lives of five nota
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Algebraic expressions and equations google slides presentation project
Want to mix up the math room and incorporate research and speech skills?! The middle school math teacher resource "Algebraic expressions and equations" offers an innovative approach to teaching algebraic concepts. This hands-on, research-driven project encourages students to actively engage with the material, promoting a deeper understanding of algebra while honing critical thinking and presentation skills.Key Features:Research-Centered Learning:Students embark on a research journey to explore k
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6th - 9th
Weapons of Math Destruction/Coded Bias Exploration Presentation
This project can be used in various settings. I used it with 9th grade Algebra 1 students. As a supplement to curriculum, we began a book study of Cathy O'Neal's "Weapons of Math Destruction." We analyzed pros and cons of use of Artificial Intelligence and use can reinforce inequities in our society. At the conclusion of the book study, we watched the Documentary called, "Coded Bias." Students were then asked to continue their research and present the project linked.
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9th - 12th
Functions Regressions Project: Using Math to Predict the Future
This project focuses on different kinds of functions and their applications in the real world. Students will “model with mathematics” using different approaches. In this project students will use modeling techniques to make future predictions using general statistics of a city or country and topic of their choice. Students look at different types of data; they analyze and interpret the data to decide which function best models the data. Students generate regressions of different types of functio
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Math in the Real World Projects Bundle
Christmas Survey + Choice Board
Christmas Survey Follow-Up. Have students conduct short research inquiries, writing assignments, or graphic activities.
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7th - 10th
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** 2023 TN Ready New Algebra 1 Standards**
The new TN Algebra 1 standards are here!
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9th
REALITY CHECK - Life Skills Project!
The Reality Check Project is a 5-stage mini-project that requires students to select one "real world" or "adult" topic to research, and ultimately, present to their peers. This task includes the introduction slideshow to roll-out this mini-project, and features a hyperlinked research / brainstorm / planning document for students to get their research started! Examples of reality check topics in the slideshow include the following:Banking & SavingsLong-Term InvestmentsHousingVehiclesInsurance
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9th - 12th
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