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Free 11th grade math webquests
Spring Break Trip - Budget Activity
A quick project to do with your travel loving kids! Puts a great focus on budget and allows students to really see how much their dream vacation may cost! (This specific download is for the specific week of March 19-26, I will upload a generic one as well!)
*This is a favorite activity for most of my students!
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8th - 12th
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Webquest - Quest For Knowledge - What Do I Want To Be When I Grow Up?
This is a ****FREE**** "Quest For Knowledge" (webquest) designed for students in their first semester of Applied Math although it could be used by any high school or middle school student in any subject. NOTE: FOR A STUDENT TO USE THIS WEBQUEST, THE SCHOOL MUST HAVE AN ACCOUNT WITH CAREER CRUISING. This quest focuses on identifying potential careers for a student based on his or her interests and abilities. The end result of the project is that the student completes two applications for coll
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Compound Interest (Exponential Growth) Project
Students will use compound interest to determine if a college fund that was started for them as a baby will cover all of the expenses once it is time to go to college.
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9th - 12th
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Webquest: Credit and Credit Cards
This webquest was designed to help students learn about how credit and credit cards work, evaluate their risks and benefits, compare different types of cards, and reflect on whether a credit card is the best choice for them. Designed for Canada.
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9th - 12th
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Spring Break Trip- Budget Activity (with no dates)
This is a fun budgeting activity for your travel loving students. It can be completed over a few days or for homework!
Enjoy!
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8th - 12th
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Career Development: Monster Job Scavenger Hunt
Monster Job Scavenger Hunt
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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iPad Apptivity! Set Up and Solve One-Step Equations
I am excited to say that I'm part of a one-to-one iPad initiative! This "apptivity" guides students through various apps on the iPad while engaging them in a problem-solving situation. QR codes, directions, and teacher notes are included. If you use the apptivity, will you please provide some feedback? How did you use it? How did your students like it? What would you do differently? Thanks for looking!
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Thanksgiving Budgeting Activity
Your students will use their math and budgeting skills to plan a Thanksgiving meal for 10. They will research cost of items and plan their meal based on a set budget. In this activity, students must use addition, multiplication, and division. Note, you can change the fact pattern based on the cost of living in your area. Thank you for your purchase! By purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents are the property of Minding The Career Gap and licensed to you only for classroom /
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7th - 11th
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Math Webquest Internet Research Project Worksheets FREEBIE for Middle and High
ENJOY this FREE resource containing 3 worksheets for Middle and High School Students from The Internet Research Project!We hope that after testing out our special type of resource that you will follow the links to purchase any of our 10 page Math packs or the entire Mathematics Bundle with 100 great worksheets for your students. Worksheets in this FREE sample will touch on these Math topics :Toilet Paper Math - Confusing Math in the Grocery StoreThe Spirograph - From Tool to ToyMap of Mathematic
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Math and Science Entire Year Mega Bundle for Middle and High School
Retirement Investment Activity Lesson
Help students learn about the importance of compound interest and starting to save for retirement early! This one day activity lesson shows students the difference in dollars (hundreds of thousands!) between starting for retirement early vs. at a later age.Activity includes all instructions, questions, links to article & investment calculator, etc. that allow students to customize a retirement portfolio with investments starting at various ages.Lesson is great for Economics, Financial Liter
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9th - 12th
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Algebra 2 Web Scavenger Hunt
Web scavenger Hunt for Algebra 2 students. Worksheet has 5 websites and activities to do on each of them. Webquest. Activities include Graphing, Vocabulary, Study Skill, Math History.
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7th - 12th
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Webquest - Quest For Knowledge - Save Me A Seat - Ticket Analysis Using Averages
This is a "Quest For Knowledge" (webquest) designed for students in their first semester of Algebra but could also be used by middle school students. The quest involves researching information about a college football sports comference. The collected is displayed in an eXcel spreadsheet. Students also use additional websites to compare ticket prices and calculate information such as average ticket prices.Would you like to receive updates and information about new products? Then click on "Fol
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Webquests - Quest For Knowledge - Algebra Bundle
Webquest - Quest For Knowledge - A House For A Mouse - Using Lego Designer
This is a "Quest For Knowledge" (webquest) designed for students in their second semester of Geometry although it could be adapted to first semester geometry or honors middle school students. The quest involves using the free-to-download software "Lego Digital Designer" to design a house. The student must then use geometry and the Loew's website to calculate the various room dimensions and costs to decorate the walls and floors.Would you like to receive updates and information about new produc
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Webquests - Quest For Knowledge - Geometry Bundle
Webquest - Quest For Knowledge - Cara Carvaholic - Using Google Earth & Geometry
This is a "Quest For Knowledge" (webquest) designed for students in their first semester of Geometry although it could be adapted to honors middle school students. The quest involves using eXcel and some specific websites to track information about a ski resort (selected by the teacher). The main part of the quest involves using a trail map of the selected ski resort and Google Earth to measure actual elevations and distances. Using this information, the Pythagorean Theorem and trigonometry,
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Webquests - Quest For Knowledge - Geometry Bundle
The Quadratic Function - WebQuest Intervention (Follow up lesson)
Follow up lesson of the Quadratic function and its graphThis is a WebQuest Activity + digital task cards on google formsObjective: This is a follow up lesson for students that didn't quite understand the concept of the the quadratic function the first time it was introduced in class.Includes:The topic covered:1. The quadratic function and its graph (parabola)2. The quadratic equation3. The quadratic function in vertex form, f(x) = a(x - h)^(2) + k4. The discriminant in the quadratic equation
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11th - 12th
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Break in puzzle: Data Review
This is a "solution" to the virtual "escape room" style puzzle that can be found at: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/844573647/Note: if you like puzzles - you might want to try the puzzle first before diving into a solution because this spoils everything.If you / your students enjoy the puzzle and you want to "tip" me (unnecessary - but appreciated), you can either comment here or in scratch with links to other similar free resources you've come across so I can check them out - or monetary tip
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7th - 11th
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Activity - Parallel and Perpendicular slope - Khan Academy Walkthrough (1 day)
Take your students to the computer lab for one class period, and get them to watch & take notes on 3+ videos via Khan Academy. While you need to visit Khan Academy to watch the videos, this 5-page note-taking guide follows along with the videos.
It is a great way to get the students learning via online resources. It also teaches them other ways to learn outside of the classroom.
*This 1-day activity is included with the product:
Unit 3 Bundle - Parallel Perpendicular Lines Equations (13 d
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8th - 11th
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Euclid Worksheet/Answers Webquest
This worksheets will ask students to go to a website and answer questions about everyone's favorite father of Geometry, Euclid.This is a short assignment, designed to either give the students a seat work assignment, or an easier homework night.
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8th - 12th
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Webquest - Quest For Knowledge - Smashing The Record Books
This is a "Quest For Knowledge" (webquest) designed for students in their second semester of Algebra but could also be used by Algebra 2 students. This WebQuest involves analyzing world records in track & field and swimming over time. Students will determine a best fit equation and predict what the record(s) would be in 2012. Then, they will compare their predictions with the actual world records in 2012. Would you like to receive updates and information about new products? Then click on "
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Webquests - Quest For Knowledge - Algebra Bundle
Systems of Equations
This activity can be used any time before or during the topic of systems of equations. It exists as a method for engaging learners into solving systems of equations using a fun, visual activity.
If a class has one-to-one capability (each student has either a cell phone or online capable internet device), send students to an interactive webpage (provided) If not, print out or project the given problem. Have students work in teams of two for cooperative learning opportunities.
Access to sever
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7th - 12th
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Cyber Monday cultural activity! (All levels)
This is an awesome activity to get the students diving into the CYBER MONDAY sales in other countries. By using the links provided, students will be looking at the deals provided digitally in Spain and Mexico by popular stores like Best Buy, Liverpool and Zara. This 3 part activity takes an average of 30-45 min and causes students to dabble in conversion of money, comprehension, translation (labels and categories), and budgeting skills. All of this while keeping the student engaged by making it
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Wonderful World of Geometry
A webquest that encourages students to research, explore, and present some extraordinary topics in geometry that are hardly ever studied in a regular Geometry class.
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7th - 12th
Why Investing Can Be Risky - Inquiry (Aus - MoneySmart Resource)
Inquiry into investments with studentsThis download is a tool to use in the classroom to support either individual or collaborative inquiry into how investing works in both the short and long term.Through my own use of the resource, it is a great activity to use with students in a discussion forum whereby they can run with the tools and inquirer themselves and then come back and share with the class.It uses online tools from places like MoneySmart. A link to a provocation is included from the AB
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7th - 12th
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Be a grown up! budget register
Complete this budget to see if you could handle being an adult... Thank you for purchasing my product.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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