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Middle school Valentine's Day algebra bibliographies
Math Lab: The Fibonacci Sequence and its Relationship to the Golden Ratio
The following math lab demonstrates to students the interesting relationship between the Fibonacci Sequence and the Golden Ratio.* The lab begins with an introduction to Fibonacci providing a bit of background regarding his life and how he gradually came up with the Fibonacci Sequence.* Essential terms are discussed and clarified* A brief discussion of Fibonacci and "the rabbit problem" follows* The Golden Ratio and The Golden Rectangle are defined* Students write a new sequence of numbers
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: BUNDLE: Draw the Fibonacci Spiral, Fibonacci in Nature, Golden Ratio
Saint Valentine Research Posters | 3 Posters
Give your students a chance to do research and learn interesting facts about Saint Valentine with these posters. It includes 3 fun posters a coloring one, a poster to fill with important facts and one to write in. Students will fill a Map, Birthday, Death, Why is he associated with love?, Patron of..., Accomplishments and Interesting Facts. Posters are in Tabloid size. A fun way to decorate your classroom, hallway or library with posters made by students. This poster set contains everything as
Grades:
3rd - 7th
BUNDLE: Math Lab (THREE IN ONE) Eratosthenes' Sieve, Primes, Biography Research
Eratosthenes was a brilliant and well-known mathematician in history.* He devised the sieve analogy that he was able to use to separate prime numbers from composite numbers. ^ The importance of prime numbers is discussed as being the foundation all of natural numbers, and an explanation as to why is given. * Some interesting background on prime numbers is provided in the lesson for students to enjoy. * There are three activities contained in this product.* A concluding pi
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Grades:
6th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Absolute Value
This is a graphic organizer to be used as notes or a reference sheet. It gives definitions, properties, and examples of absolute value, including for products, quotients, and powers. Then there are examples of graphing absolute value equations and inequalities. Finally there are rules and examples for solving and graphing absolute value equations and inequalities.
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Grades:
8th - 9th
Who are You, Anyway?
St. Valentine's Day and St. Patrick’s Day always seem to require the attention of the classroom teacher. These are easy, no prep, scripts which will add some content and fun into these “intrusive holidays”. These scripts, when performed, are like turning your classroom into the studio audience for a game show. With the Who are You, Anyway? Holiday Edition titles, you as the teacher can block out 10-20 minutes of those crazy days party days with some decent educational content which also feels a
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Slope-Intercept Form Maze and Graphing Activities
The Slope-Intercept Form Maze activity offers students the opportunity to have a choice in the coordinates used while given the slope. Students will follow the path to find each equation and decode a word.In the Graphing Activity, students are asked to graph equations using slope-intercept form. The equations with interval notation will form the image of a sailboat.Topics used in the activities:The distributive propertynegative and positive integersslope-intercept formrational numbersgraphing sl
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in: Linear Topics Bundle
Exponents
This is a digital Google Slides presentation with a PearDeck add-on. The slides can be used alone for a class presentation but are meant to be used with the Pear Deck add-on. Included are 6 slides that cover substitution, evaluation, order of operations, geometry, critical thinking. This should serve as a review as well as an assessment tool. You can add more problems or take some out. My students enjoyed this activity. I hope yours will too.
Grades:
6th - 7th
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Grade 7 Patterns Review Colour by Number
Description: This is an Alberta aligned resource covering the patterns outcomes for grades 4,5,6,7,8 (depending on which product you have purchased). It is ideally for a review since it does not instruct students how to complete each task. There is one picture that works for all of the questions at each grade level. Please note that the grades 4&5 have identical questions and the grades 7&8 have identical questions.
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7th
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HANGING MOBILE: FAMOUS PEOPLE QUOTES ON CLOUDS-:FREDERICK DOUGLAS, ROSA PARKS,
CHANGE THE WORDING ON THE MAIN CLOUD: To celebrate;BLACK HISTORY MONTH (Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks) students select a person of achievement by creating a mobile. This activity includes art, writing, speaking, history. For all ages and talents: Using this basic pattern, new ideas or dream clouds may be added to coordinate with future classroom activities. DREAM CLOUDS may be made larger to suit writing needs with a drawing or clip art of the person selected on one side and information on
Grades:
2nd - 9th
8th Grade Algebra Theory
Here is the theory for the students to understand.
Grades:
8th
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Also included in: Algebra Theory and Practice
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