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7th grade geometry research under $5
What’s Your Lucky Number? Math Projects for the End of the Year, Art Activities
Looking for engaging math projects for the end of the year? This “What’s Your Lucky Number” End of Year Math Project is math, art, and research all in one! Math art activities will bring out your students' creative sides. This math art project will review math content from the previous year in a fun & interactive way! Best of all, this project requires NO PREP! JUST PRESS PRINT! Ever wonder why all the other contents get to do research projects, but never math? Well here's your chance!
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4th - 8th
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STEM Ancient Egypt Pyramid Build, Mummification, and Pharaoh Research Project
In this STEM project students will:
Research online an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh (Technology)
Build a pyramid for the Pharaoh (Engineering)
Measure the volume and surface area of the pyramid (Math)
Mummify a doll to better understand the mummification process (Science)
Build a Sarcophagus for your Pharaoh (Engineering)
Design an Amulet for your Pharaoh (Art and Engineering)
Write an excavation report about the Pharaoh and what you would find in the pyramid.
Website links provided for online r
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6th - 7th
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NCAA March Madness Basketball Project (Sweet Sixteen) - Middle School Math
Bring the excitement of March Madness to your classroom. Your students will select a team that makes the Sweet 16 in this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament. Students will do the following tasks: - Fill out a bracket for their team's region- Look up general information about their team. - Track how well their team does. They will look up final scores, leading scorers, and more. - Research their school. They will find out the tuition and room & board costs to attend their school. -
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5th - 8th
Math Career Assignment with Directions, Website Links and a Grading Rubric
Looking for a new assignment for one of your math classes? I have created this assignment in an attempt to have students become more passionate about math and to see a connection to the real world. In short, this assignment requires students to create a 1-page fact-sheet or Power Point presentation on a particular math career. (51 Printable careers are included) Each student in the class completes their own report and then reports back to the class on their findings. When I am done with all o
Tiny House Project Math Project-based learning PBL: Geometry, Area, & Perimeter
Tiny House Project Math Project-based learning PBL: 3D Geometry, Area, & Perimeter Project-based learning (PBL) fosters engagement, critical thinking, and real-world application.Tiny House Project is a project-based learning activity where students will design and create a modelof their own tiny house. The project aims to focus on the real-world application of math conceptsused in designing homes, including layout, architectural elements, furniture arrangement, geometry,and calculating area
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4th - 9th
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Real World Proof Project Geometry
In this project students will be creating a real world proof. This is an essential project to teach students the importance of proofs and why they must suffer through (and eventually love) them in geometry. It requires the students to think logically, and prove something they believe in.
This activity does require a computer, however the project could be completed without one. Also, the link for the template will work, so you de not need to create your own.
Real World Surface Area and Volume Task
Real-Life Math done in the Real World! During the summer down-time, this is a wonderful activity to do together as a family. Surface Area and Volume of right prisms could be boring and removed from real life. This task brings a practical element to the topic and helps students think about environmental and financial issues around catching and using rainwater on the roof of a shed.If you enjoyed this resource, please leave a REVIEW at your leisure, for other possible buyers to know how you have
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5th - 7th
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Scale Factors Investigation (PowerPoint Lesson with Printables!)
"The mission of Common Core Math Solutions is to create engaging, highly effective resources for the math classroom"
This lesson consists of five mini investigations. Students will investigate the following topics:
1) What happens to the area of a polygon when the dimension are doubled?
2) What happens to the area of a polygon when the dimensions are tripled?
3) What happens to the area of a polygon when the dimensions are multiplied by a factor of n?
This PowerPoint lesson may be used for
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6th - 8th
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Tessellations
Students will learn about tessellations in this fun, interactive Web-Quest! Throughout the Web-Quest, students will define the following terms: tessellation (natural and man-made), transformation (translation, rotation, reflection), symmetry, polygon and many more! Students will read about the history of tessellations, draw three different examples of tessellations and three picture examples of a translation, rotation, and reflection. Use this as a preview to a tessellation unit and have studen
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6th - 8th
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Grade 7-8 Geography: Quality of Life Around the World Research Activity
Discover Quality of Life Around the World!Engage your students in an exciting Geography research activity designed for grades 7-8. In this project, students will explore and compare the quality of life in different countries around the world. Through independent research, they will investigate factors such as healthcare, education, economy, environment, and social factors that contribute to quality of life.What's Included:Research and Exploration: Students will conduct in-depth research on quali
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7th - 8th
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Also included in: Grade 6-8 Geography Bundle - 7 Unique Resources!
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
MATH-ITECTURE PROJECT - Having Students Recreate Famous World Structures
**THIS PROJECT IS ACCOMPANIED BY A 25-MINUTE VIDEO THAT ADVERTISES / DISPLAYS / HYPES THE PROJECT, ALONG WITH INTERVIEWS BY THE STUDENTS WHO CREATED THEIR PROJECTS (with hints, insight and suggestions).[Directly from the rubric sheet handed to students beforehand:] "MISSION: Greetings MATH-itect! Your goal is to create a 3-D model or poster of a historic building or any type of structure, and identify the various geometric shapes. In addition, you must also find the Area of one of your geometric
Area of 2-Dimensional Figures Webquest 6th & 7th Grade Math
Students will need a device for my math webquest on area of 2-dimensional figures. Students will be given a link that goes to my website containing information about how to classify and calculate the area of various 2-dimensional figures. These figures include triangles, parallelograms, rectangles, squares, rhombuses, and trapezoids. Students will learn how to: (1) classify 2-dimensional figures, and (2) calculate the area of 2-dimensional figures. I have included a worksheet that aligns to the
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6th - 7th
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Also included in: 7th Grade Math Webquests Growing Bundle
Geometry Alphabet Book
This geometry vocabulary activity is designed for students to demonstrate and reinforce their knowledge of geometry terms. Students list important geography terms on the alphabet chart while working on the unit. Then students select terms to be included in the alphabet book. Writing is illustrated using geometric figures. Completed alphabet books make great review books too.Included in this packet-Directions for the teacher.-A list of goals for creating alphabet books-A blank alphabet chart to r
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4th - 8th
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HISTORY OF MATH PROJECT: EUCLID- Grades 4-7, MG
This project can serve as introduction to plane geometry, as well as learning a wee bit about the history of a past mathematical genius of the ancient world. Use it for a grade in mathematics. Use it in a math center. Use it for a research assignment during a computer lab period. Use it for a homework project. An answer key is provided for certain pages. Thanks ever so much for visiting.
Geometry in Nature/Art Project
Students will observe and identify geometric concepts in nature and/or art. For the art project, students have the option to draw geometric concepts to show understanding. For the nature project, students use photos and descriptions to show where geometric concepts exist in nature.
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6th - 12th
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Famous Mathematician Bingo and Research Project
I realized that my students knew very little about the mathematicians behind the math they were learning and I decided to give them an opportunity to gain some background knowledge. I went to Wikipedia to create brief bios for 24 influential mathematicians and then turned that information into a game of bingo. After hearing a little about each mathematician during bingo, students will choose 1 mathematician to research further and create a resume for.Included:-Bingo board for students to fill in
THE PI PROJECT: THINK OUTSIDE THE CIRCLE! Application,research & history of Pi
This activity is a 9 page project, which involves application, practice questions, research and the history of Pi. It is always interesting to teach the history of math, along with the formulas!. The ancients have contributed so much to our modern world. Use this for an assessment grade, or a unit grade, or for a project. Math is truly amazing! Who invented the integers? Who initiated pi? It is classical to teach the math in context with its history. Students appreciate math more, when t
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4th - 10th
Scale Diagram House Project
This is a scale model project. Students will find the actual dimensions of their house, perform the unit conversions and calculations and then create a 3D replica on a free software called Tinkercad, which is available to anyone online. The resource includes the workbook, where students will complete all their work, a teacher assessment sheet, and follow up questions. This project aligns with the concepts of Scale Reductions, Scale Enlargements, and Conversions. It is in an editable word documen
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7th - 12th
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Intro to Pythagorean Theorem Interactive Notes and Practice BUNDLE
Notes and Practice: Students will learn about Pythagorean Theorem and complete 5 examples. There are text boxes already in the slides, so students just have to click on them to type in their answers.Practice Assignment: These problems include solving for "c", as well as working backwards to solve for missing leg lengths. There are pectoral and word problems included.
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7th - 10th
Math- Playing with Mathematics: Planning a Playground
Students will use geometry and their imagination to design a playground. The final product will be a scale plan of the playground. They will apply their math skills in measurement, data, and using scale.This math Exploration includes detailed, student-friendly Steps to Success that lead the learner through the process of creating a high-level, quality independent project. To add rigor and thoughtfulness, students reflect on their Exploration by answering standards-based Questions of Mathematical
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3rd - 10th
Design a Dream Vacation Cabin Geometry
In this mini-project, students will design and draw to scale (plan and elevation views) their dream vacation cabin. They will calculate areas of the flooring, siding and roofing. Then they will research the internet and choose materials, find actual costs, and calculate total materials costs for those parts of their cabin. Handouts including a guide for students and a simple rubric, are included. Pythagorean theorem is used to calculate roofing.
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6th - 10th
Scottish Clans, tartans and Kilts
This is a slideshow resource providing some websites and sharing ideas. Learn more about Scottish clans, tartans and kilts from researching the websites.Then create/design your own by paper weaving, drawing lines or using squared paper.
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4th - 8th
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Pi William Jones Web Quest Mathematics Differentiated Exploration Pi Day
Allow students the freedom to discover the origin and use of Pi dating back to the 17th century. Web-Quest activity includes 10 questions (and answers) along with extended learning opportunities for higher-level learners.These differentiated activities are NO PREP and READY TO GO! Great for sub (substitute lesson plans). They work well as quick, textbook-free, in-class, or homework activities. Just print and go!You can find FREE PRODUCTS for my store at: FREE PRODUCTS - iLoveToTeachKidsMore FRE
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4th - 12th
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