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7th grade other (math) research for Microsoft Word
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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Planning A Road Trip Project
This project requires students to plan a road trip within the United States. It covers many aspects of Geography (using roads, directions, finding attractions, etc.) and requires use of Mathematics for budgeting.
Students will plot out the cities they plan to go to, the hotels they will stay at, the attractions they will visit, and miles driven. They will also write journal entries and create a postcard from one of their cities.
They will use actual prices (computers will be needed for resear
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7th - 8th
Food Desert
Discuss the food desert and its implications using reading comprehension checklists. Great for teaching research skills, teaching students how to use guiding questions, and how to brainstorm. Length of article makes it perfect for modeling, group completion, and individual completion to take place without changing articles or topics.
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5th - 8th
Kitchen Appliances - Build Your Own Kitchen Research Activity
This is a super fun activity to teach students about kitchen appliances and budgeting. Students can do this assignment in small groups (up to 3) or individually. Students can use a laptop/Chromebook or their personal devices to research kitchen appliances. Prior to this activity, students should learn about the different types of kitchen appliances, large and small, and kitchen tools and their functions. To prep:1. Get students into groups2. As a fun warm up activity, I have students guess what
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7th - 12th
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Famous Mathematician Media Biography Project
This project allows students to discover where some of the foundations of math come from. Students research a famous mathematician to learn about their early life, education, and contributions. The students must then describe WHY the contributions are important to math and/or their lives. This project is a "media project" - the students' projects are not paper/pencil, but instead created on a computer (powerpoint, prezi, typed report, etc.) A rubric is included to help evaluate the projects.
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4th - 7th
Budget Project
Are you tired of listening to your students tell you they are going to be rich without going to school? I had heard enough, so I created this research project to help show students how much it costs to live alone, drive a car, purchase house supplies... And, to show them that their salary differs depending on how much school they have completed.
Though they were reluctant, at first, to believe that college degrees were required to hold the jobs they thought they could easily get, this was a gre
Grades:
6th - 12th
Math Attitude & Interest Survey (editable and fillable Resource)
Discover your student’s attitudes about mathematics.
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3rd - 12th
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International Currencies
This lesson created in Word, asks students to research 10 (or more) international currencies. The grid requires students to findthe name of the currencyits symbolan imageits equivalent value to the $US1.00A simple, self-directed lesson that is entirely editable is a great follow-up to this lesson on Money. Introduction to MoneyCustomer Tip:Be sure to get TPT credit by providing feedback.Go to your My Purchases page and hit the Provide Feedback. Rate and leave a comment. Each time you give feedba
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Introduction to Money and Currencies Pair Pack
Famous Mathematician Project
Use this project outline to facilitate a famous mathematician research project among your students!
What is your favorite season? Practicing Statistics Class Survey
Students will practice the steps of statistics - gathering data, organizing data, analyzing data, interpreting and presenting data. Students will survey their classmates using the survey question, What is your favorite season? Students will practice statistical questions, data tables, dot plots and illustrations.
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5th - 8th
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Mr. Math (Max, Min, Mean, Med, Mode, Range)
This lesson is an interactive lesson on the maximum, minimum, mean, mode, median, and range. It has students filling in fun information about themselves and interviewing others to find out their information. It walks students through a data collection process, a finding the mode, median, maximum, etc. part, and it has students make a graph of the found data. Since this is for 5th grade or above students, students should already know how to make a bar graph (thus that is not included).
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5th - 7th
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Writing Project: Mathematician of the Day (Any Level)
This is a short writing project (utilizing the internet) that is applicable to all students in middle school through higher education. Students explore the history of one mathematician and answer questions about his/her life and work. There is also a fun question where they can classify the mathematician as a "Cool Dude" or a "Math Nerd."The document is presented in a word format so that you can make changes to the due dates, points earned, etc. The rubric points can also be adjusted according
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Unit Rate Project
Students use this form to search for, compute, compare, and assess the unit rates of various products. Great for Consumer or Business Math classes.
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7th - 12th
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Math Career Research Guide
This research guide can be used to help students research a career that they are interested in. Not only will they learn about the career, but how it utilizes math skills as well. This can also be used as a CDOS activity.
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6th - 9th
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FAMOUS MATHEMATICIANS IN HISTORY! GRADES 3-7
TEACHERS: THIS WORD SEARCH PROVIDES ABOUT 27 NAMES OF FAMOUS MATHEMATICIANS THROUGHOUT HISTORY.AFTER FINISHING THE WORD SEARCH, STUDENTS CAN RESEARCH ONE OF THE MATHEMATICIANS FROM THE LIST, AND WRITE A SHORT BIOGRAPHY ON THE PERSON. THIS IS GOOD FOR A FUN HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT, TOO.
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3rd - 7th
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Browse for a House
Simple form for students to use to guide their internet search. Students look up and compare homes/properties to learn that prices differ according to location, style, etc.
Great for Consumer or Business Math classes for the mortgage or house chapter.
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5th - 12th
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Vehicle Purchase Project
Students research the internet and find different vehicles to compare. Students also compare loan amounts with differing APR, term lengths, and loan values.
Great for Consumer Math, Business, or FACS.
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7th - 12th
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Personal budgeting sheets - economics
Students use this information to understand the costs involved in adulthood and can use estimates or researched amounts to calculate these costs.
Can be used for home-schooling or in the classroom. May also be used as a research project.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
A Great Mathematician (Research Project)
This is a research paper to have students research great mathematicians and to write a biography and present a visual aid to the class. My 6th students are currently working on this project.
Included is the overview, teacher's expectations, student's goal,and a grading rubric
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5th - 8th
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7th Grade Math Common Core Flow - Probability
This product came about from an idea I heard about in a professional development over the summer. I have often wanted to know exactly what my students were "supposed" to know when they came to my class, but I also wanted to make sure that I didn't cover something that would presented in upcoming grades. When I can't find what I want, I often make it myself.
This document takes anything that relates to probability in the Common Core from Kindergarten to Secondary Math 3 and lines it up. (7th gra
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7th
Applied Math Final Project
Students will research a career with math involved throughout their work day. Including photos, education requirements, and a word problem students will create that a person in this career would see in their job.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Debate Lesson and Assessment
This is a traditional classroom debate with a twist. It involves three groups affirmative, negative, and school board, the goal of the affirmative and negative is the convince the school board to take their position. The rubrics can be used for any debate, but this lesson is specific to the use of tablets in schools.
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7th - 12th
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