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Middle school basic operations research $5-10
Multiplication: You're Teaching It Wrong (and you really don't have to...)
Multiplication seems like such a simple topic to teach: we show our students a few examples, like 6 plates of 5 cookies, and next thing you know, we're moving on to memorizing the multiplication facts. Bad Idea.
Multiplication is one of the trickiest topics we teach in mathematics, and the things we leave out mean that our students will pay later when they struggle with topics like ratio, proportion and other types of problem solving in their later years. You must prevent this from happening, a
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2nd - 6th
When I Grow Up: Personal Financial Literacy Project
This product is intended to be a culminating project for your financial literacy unit. The components of this product will walk you and your students through the process of researching careers, creating a monthly budget based off of researched salary, and create a PowerPoint presentation to present this research and budget. I spread this project out over a week, however, I have left everything included in this product editable so that you can adjust this timeline, as well as any other aspect of
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3rd - 8th
Multiples and Factors Bundle 12 Worksheets
MULTIPLES AND FACTORS BUNDLE 12 WORKSHEETS* Do your students get factors and multiples mixed up like mine do?* Can they use some extra practice? * You receive 12 worksheets on factors and multiples that will help your students clarify the two. Here is what you'll receive:Worksheets #1 and #2 - FACTORS OR MULTIPLES OR BOTH! students are given a specific number and 8 numbers after it; they must decide if the numbers are factors, multiples, BOTH a factor AND a multiple or NEITHER; 10 examples plus
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4th - 7th
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Common Core Career Project Fifth Grade
Students will be going through the process of choosing a career that requires a college degree. They will deal with their finances, make decisions, and create a project for a presentation. This packet gives you a day by day outline for what to teach and cover, along with worksheets and a rubric. It is common core aligned and list the standards. This is great for a beginning of the year or end of year project for after the EOG's.
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4th - 6th
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Buying Food - Using Coupons Project (Real World Math)
For this project the students are required to pick and event they will be buying food for; BBQ, Birthday Party, Fancy Breakfast etc.
They will be than required to make a shopping list and itemize the amount they will be spending for each item on a $50 dollar budget.
Finally students will be given coupons to clip so that they can make savings towards their budget. Students will also figure out their savings after using the coupons.
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Grades:
5th - 10th
Financial Literacy for Canadian High Schoolers: Suppertime Economics
When I was teaching I always either looked for or created projects that were practically-oriented and that gave my students a 'real-life experience', especially in areas like math. For BC grade 9 math teachers (and others across Canada, too), here it is. The assignment is presented as a plausible 'scenario'. You may have students who are already making meals for their families; this product takes it to the next level, i.e., they're required to create a budget in order to plan meals within a fixe
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8th - 10th
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Geography Post Card Project
There are three options with this unit depending upon the grade you teach and the level of ability of your students. Each option may be modified to meet your needs. My 5th grade students love doing this project and has been a favorite for the past 25 years. The purpose of this project is to research either the state that you live in to learn more about it, research the various regions and states of the contiguous United States, or to research various places around the world. The students wil
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Create a Town Project
Create a Town is great for an end of the unit project, or for an enrichment or extension project for quick finishers. It incorporates Social studies concepts like urban, suburban, rural, map skills, and jobs you may find in a town. It incorporates math skills as students need to calculate total galloons of water for the town, total pounds of food needed, and number of students per classroom in the school. It also incorporates science concepts by including exploration of different types of pow
Grades:
3rd - 10th
Travelogue
Students learn how to plan a trip. It includes a budget, itinerary, to do list, evaluation and map of the route. Rubrics are included. It takes two days on a block schedule. Access to computers is important.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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