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Not grade specific Common Core 6.RP.A.3b resources
Haunted House Ratios Activity | October Halloween Resource
This is a digital Google Slides Ratios Haunted House review activity that focuses on 6th grade ratios topics and standards. This resource is an interactive activity that allows for students to “visit” different rooms in the haunted house. All slides are linked- students will click on a window and it will take them to that “room”. Each room has a ratio problem for students to solve. After solving, they will click on the “pumpkin button” to go enter their answer and then enter the haunted house a
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Also included in: 6th Grade Math Activities Seasonal Holiday Bundle CCSS Aligned
6th Grade Brain Dump
This is a summary of what my 6th graders had to learn by the end of the school year. It's a straight to the point brain dump of information and strategies they can easily use and remember. Suggestions: They would copy this while in stations, during bell-ringer, at home for homework, and even use a tutorial tool for past and current assignments. They didn't write everything at once towards the beginning. It was given as they learned the material, but it's up to you to decide that. (Based off my c
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6th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Introduction to Ratios and Proportions
This Power Point presentation will introduce students to ratios and proportions. It was written for an adult GED class. It can be used with any grade. It includes the rules for using ratios and proportions. Examples are provided to illustrate the rules.
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The Water Cycle: labeled & unlabeled diagrams, human impacts, 3 lab activities
Get ready to study the water cycle! The at-home science labs are perfect for homeschool or remote learning. Adaptable to a variety of age groups, from late elementary to early middle school.Included MaterialsWater cycle diagram and blank student sheetReusable labeling tiles10 vocab flashcardsEvaporation science at-home labPrecipitation science at-home labInfiltration science at-home labLab observation sheetsReflection questionsHuman impacts questions and activityDirectionsAnswer key Please note
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3-5-ETS1-3
, 2-ESS2-3
Push Pop Pop, Pop it toys and math
Hello Math Educator! Are your students crazy about the push pop pop, pop its!. You can use them to explore ratios and rates. I have set up worksheet to take your student to learn about ratios, rates and basic conversions. You will need a stop watch or a way to keep time. Most chromebooks/cellphones have this feature. Students can work in pairs to gather data.
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Measuring Speed Activity
This activity requires students to measure the "fastness" of Forrest Gump in two different scenes from the movie. They are to measure and calculate whether young Forrest or older Forrest is portrayed in the movie as running faster. Links to the two clips on You Tube are provided. The activity works best in groups during class but alternately can be given as a homework assignment. This lab is a great way to review the idea of speed being a ratio between distance and time without mentioning an
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Eureka Math/Engage NY Lesson Plan Set Up and Reflection
Breaking down the lessons for Eureka Math or Engage NY can become daunting. With this CCSS aligned curriculum it is important that we stick to the lesson give with fidelity. However, this is not always easy to communicate on a lesson plan. I have take Eureka Materials and developed a lesson plan outline to help you create and implement your Eureka Math/Engage NY lesson plan.
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