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12th grade applied math webquests
Make a Budget for Family Vacation WebQuest
Students must make an expense budget and help plan a trip for a family of four. Websites will be given for students to research costs of rental car, mileage, gas, hotels, tickets for an amusement park, and food. A week long itinerary is given and a description of the family's needs. Questions will prompt students to calculate the costs of the trip. It concludes with a reflection on how the family could save money and any other costs they might need (like for emergencies). This could be suit
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5th - 12th
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Financial Literacy STEM STEAM Activity for Middle and High School Students
Take your middle school students' math skills to the next level with our exciting "Budgeting" project pack! Great for END OF YEAR! Or, for ANYTIME!Welcome to our Finance for Students Pack! This comprehensive set of resources is designed to help students in grades 6-12 develop financial literacy skills through engaging and interactive projects.Through our project-based approach, students will learn practical skills such as budgeting, financial planning, and career exploration. The Finance Pack is
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Mathematics STEM STEAM Challenges and Activities Bundle
Mathematics STEM STEAM Challenges and Activities Bundle
Great for Back to School! Or, for ANYTIME! Are you looking for an exciting bundle of STEM/STEAM mathematics resources for your 6-12th grade students? Look no further! This bundle includes 5 challenge/activity resource packs: Chess, Pi Day, Math in Art, Probability and the Crooked Carnival, and Financial Literacy. Each resource pack comes with project worksheets, instructions, trial logs, vocabulary lists, and award or completion certificates. Get your students excited about STEM/STEAM with these
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6th - 12th
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Real-Life Money Skills Activities Bundle
These 10 activities encourage students to conduct research and practice budgeting skills. Many of the activities also require students to use executive functioning skills to plan for specific events. All activities are Google Drive files!These assignments were created for special education students in high school and post-secondary transition programs. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me at MsCapsClass21@gmail.com
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6th - 12th
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Credit Card Payoff
This activity incorporates an online credit card and applied math skills. Kids will use math to determine that making the minimum payments on credit cards is a bad idea. The students will also use writing skills to articulate how to appropriately use credit cards.
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9th - 12th
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CTE-Architecture and Construction Student Workbook
CTE, Architecture, Construction, High School, Applied math, Geometry.I value your support in my low cost workbooks.
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9th - 12th
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Trip Budget Planner - Transition Skills
Looking for a life skills activity to help students gain insight and understanding about the costs of things? This basic trip budget planner includes destination research, mileage, cost calculations for transportation (deciding whether they're driving, flying, or taking a train), activities while on their trip, and lodging.
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8th - 12th
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Chapter 6 Social Security and Medicare
Provide your students with a worksheet/handout that explores social security and medicare through the government websites. Through this exploration students will learn the amounts deducted from their paycheck, qualification requirements, etc.
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11th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Financial Algebra
Crime Rate Analysis Assignment
A web based assignment to allow students to calculate the crime rates of various U.S. cities.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The A to Z of Credit Cards
This activity is similar to a webquest.
Students will use the given resources (or may find their own) to learn about the ins and outs of credit cards.
A list of questions (starting with A to Z) is given and students must research and answer each question (example: A - What is APR?)
This math project will take 2-3 class periods (approx. 40 minutes) and will require internet access in class, or could be assigned for completion at home. Alternatively, the teacher could print the resources for s
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Directed Investigation/Assignment - Life's Little Expenses
This task uses Australian websites to guide students through an investigation into their life expenses when they leave home.
Part web-quest, part calculations, students are required to investigate their average income, the tax payable and the net income.
They are then directed to sites to help them determine the cost of a car, the rates of interest if they take a loan for the car, the cost of car expenses such as registration and fuel as well as the cost of rent and utilities.
Finally, studen
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7th - 12th
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Researching and Designing Catapults: Science of Force and Motion
In this webquest, students will explore the different types of catapults, their history, use, and science. Students will then design, build, and test their catapults.
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3rd - 12th
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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Virtual Road Trip
Great end-of-year research project. Designed for an English III class-but works well for Geography and Applied Math as well as Life Skills and Dollars and Sense. Includes 7 different itineraries, each with its own budget and vehicle. Evaluation Rubric included in the assignment. Student teams complete the requirements and share with the class. Teams can share one computer to complete the assignment as they use critical thinking skills to complete their virtual travels. Students love this a
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7th - 12th
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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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Production Possibilities Frontier/Curve (PPF/PPC) WebQuest Activity W/ Key
This is a worksheet activity I use to teach students about PPFs. Students will watch two videos and answer questions about PPFs. They will then use what they have learned in the videos to answer three more questions by analyzing a PPF graph. In total, this assignment has eight questions and can be used both in distanced learning in in-class.It is a Word Document and also includes an answer key.Here are links to the videos used in the WebQuest: Link 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6XL__2CDPUL
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10th - 12th
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Chapter 4 FICO Credit Score Webquest
These worksheets provide students with topics on FICO credit scores to be used while exploring the FICO website. This webquest is great to be used in the consumer credit unit within financial algebra.
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12th
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Also included in:Â Chapter 4 Consumer Credit Unit
Math at Work: Math Meets Entrepreneurship--Video Questions
This resource includes video questions and vocabulary for a Youtube video on the connection between the Entrepreneurship and Mathematics. Four middle school students present their products to the Sharks on the television series Shark Tank. The students are provided feedback from the Sharks. Then, the teachers on the video explain the math involved in presenting their products to the Sharks. This would be a great resource for a substitute for a mathematics class. This resource includes a Google
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6th - 12th
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Price Per Square Foot Webventure
This worksheet shows how division and area are used by almost everybody at some point in their life when they are looking for a home. It starts out with a description of how to calculate price per square foot including an example. It then has students use the internet to look up homes on Zillow.com and compare the price per square foot of homes in the same neighborhood. Lastly, there is space for students to look up four homes in their own town and calculate the price per square foot. It ends w
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Pre-Algebra Real-Life Applications
DISTANCE LEARNING The Million Dollar Inheritance
This highly engaging activity gives students hands on experience with personal financial planning and budgeting. Students work to spend a one million dollar inheritance in the most effective way possible but, just like everything in life, there are rules in how the money can be spent. This project is great for individuals, partners and groups. I also works for students who need additional supports as well as those needing enrichment. As well as providing valuable practice with internet resea
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5th - 12th
Vacation Planning Activity
In this activity, students will conduct research to plan their dream vacation.This resource includes:- 1 2-page graphic organizer in which students record the results of their research- 1 itinerary templateYou may also enjoy my Calculating Bills & Tips, Planning a Trip to the Movies, Activity Cost, Real Estate Research, Dinner at Your Favorite Restaurant, or Monthly Budget Planning activities.Please reach out to me at MsCapsClass21@gmail.com if you have any questions!
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Real-Life Money Skills Activities Bundle
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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Happy House Hunting
This lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation to frontload some information about mortgages, interest rates, and personal finance. There are discussion questions included to solicit students' prior knowledge. I left the PowerPoint and Word document in a form that can be edited in case PMI may not be a topic your students are ready to explore, or you would like to adapt some information based on your preferences. The main part of the lesson is an engaging activity where students use online re
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9th - 12th
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Pre-Algebra Real-Life Applications
Do students ask you, "When will we ever use this in real life?" Then this bundle is for you! This bundle includes resources that show the application of middle school math in real-life scenarios. Included are three Excel spreadsheets that are extremely easy to use. Simply fill in the highlighted cells and each sheet will self populate. Also included is a webventure that allows students to explore home prices in their area and shows the merger of algebra and geometry. Show students how what they
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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