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9th grade other (math) resources for GATE
iLogo Slope Activity Graphing Lines Project Based Learning (PBL) with Math
Students will love creating their own custom logo design by graphing linear equations, finding the slope of a line on the coordinate plane, locating the y-intercept, and writing their equations in slope-intercept form. You will love the flexibility of this student driven project. Rigor is high but student engagement is even higher!The purpose of the iLogo Slope Activity Project is to give students an opportunity to use slope in an artistic endeavor that has real-world applications. Every company
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7th - 11th
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Exponents & Radicals Activities Project - Project Based Learning (PBL) with Math
Ignite student imagination with sixteen exponents and radicals activities! Watch students explore the rules of exponents and simplify radicals, while making creative connections and leveraging math strategies. No two projects are identical!This student-led activity allows students to choose their activity for each operation. There are eight exponents activities, and eight radicals activities, one for each of the multiple intelligences. Understanding and enjoyment increase when the personal inter
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Exponents Activities Bundle – 8th Grade PBL with Math
Angle Pair Relationships Parallel Lines Cut by a Transversal Math & Art Project
Mystery Picture Missing Angle Puzzles (Heart) - Supplementary Angles, Vertical Angles, Special Angle Pairs when two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. You can use it for Valentine’s Day or at any time of the year.Use this activity to find missing angles in triangles and quadrilaterals and practice identifying angle pair relationships, and parallel lines cut by a transversal.Calculate the angle measurements marked with question marks, write the angle measurements in the picture and color it
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7th - 10th
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Exponents & Radicals Vocabulary Activity Wheel Project - PBL with Math
Activate student investigation with this hands-on exponents and radicals vocabulary project! Watch students explore foundational math vocabulary with critical thinking, imagination, and collaboration. Math investigations direct students toward diverse approaches and outcomes leading to greater understanding and depth of knowledge. No two projects are identical!Lead your students to discovering the properties of exponents before learning the academic rules. Student will demonstrate their understa
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Exponents Activities Bundle – 8th Grade PBL with Math
Small Basic Computer Language Programming (coding) Introduction Workbook
I couldn't find anything that I felt was 'user friendly' and started simply enough for my students. So I made my own. This is a self-paced workbook that introduces the students to using a language to write a program. The skills focused on include:-
Writing messages
adding colour
introducing variables
drawing shapes
question and answer commands
input/output programming
I wrote this to target my bright students in Year 4-8, but could easily be used as a introduction to the complexity and langua
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4th - 12th
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Criteria for Mathematical Thinking Posters
Presented at the start of every grade outlined in the Ontario Mathematics curriculum document is a set of seven expectations that describe the mathematical processes students need to learn and apply as they work to achieve the expectations outlined within the five strands. Students should be actively engaged in applying these processes throughout the program, rather than in connection with particular strands.
►As well the NCTM Standards for Mathematical Practice describe varieties of expertis
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4th - 10th, Adult Education
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Ciphers and Codebreaking (mini booklet)
Originally written for Algebra 2 students as a fun end-of-year after-testing activity. It's a lighthearted take on the subject but includes some more serious math. This is a 58-page mini-textbook that covers some basic elements of classical cryptography, including Caesar, vigenere, affine, and keyword ciphers, among others. It discusses modular arithmetic, solving algebraic equations with modular arithmetic, and some basic work with prime numbers (coprimes, Ulam's spiral, Mersenne Primes). The b
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9th - 12th
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Morning Logic Challenges Set 1
This is a set of morning challenges that includes a fun riddle, a challenging math problem, and a Think-a-Gram. The math problems are tricky but doable for gifted elementary student, middle school, or high school students! This also includes the answer key for the teacher as some of the challenges might be tricky!
Wakes up their brains in the morning!
Take a peek at my other Morning Logic Challenge sets, as well!
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3rd - 12th
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Morning Logic Challenges Set 2
This is a set of morning challenges that includes a fun riddle, a challenging math problem, and a Think-a-Gram. The math problems are tricky but doable for gifted elementary student, middle school, or high school students! This also includes the answer key for the teacher as some of the challenges might be tricky!
Wakes up their brains in the morning!
Take a peek at my other Morning Logic Challenge sets, as well!
Don't forget to leave feedback or suggestions!
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3rd - 12th
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Four Fours - An Expression-writing Challenge
Four Fours is a game in which students race to use the four mathematical operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), exponent, square root, factorial, and order of operations to create mathematical expressions for each of the whole numbers 1 through 100. The challenge is that they must use only the digit four and it must be used exactly four times in each expression.
This activity is highly engaging as students compete to outsmart each other. Once the "easy" expressions
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7th - 10th, Adult Education
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Crack the Safe: Level 1
In our Crack The Safe books, pure reasoning is the name of the game. The format is such that the clues are easy to digest and, in a sense, obvious. There's no need to translate verbal statements into logical facts, as is the case in our Grids For Kids books. Instead, all of the solver's effort is focused on the reasoning process. So put on your Sherlock Holmes hat and remember: this time, you're not nabbing the safe cracker, you ARE the safe cracker!This book consists of 30 puzzles, as well as
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5th - 12th
Crack the Safe: Level 2
In our Crack The Safe books, pure reasoning is the name of the game. The format is such that the clues are easy to digest and, in a sense, obvious. There's no need to translate verbal statements into logical facts, as is the case in our Grids For Kids books. Instead, all of the solver's effort is focused on the reasoning process. So put on your Sherlock Holmes hat and remember: this time, you're not nabbing the safe cracker, you ARE the safe cracker!This book consists of 31 puzzles, as well as d
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Math as a Metaphor
A great cross-curriculuar math project! Students use their current math lessons to create metahpors. Its a really great way to review before state testing (not to mention, they look fabulous for Open House)!
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3rd - 9th
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Introduction to Geometric Shapes
Want a fun, easy way to practice with geometry shapes? This packet is for you! This pdf contains tons of graphic organizers, KWL charts, foldables, and other visual aids for learning about geometric shapes.
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7th - 9th
Math Discussion Starters
Wanting to increase math discussion in your classroom? Whether working in whole group, small group, or individually, asking challenging questions that encourage our students to struggle and explain their thinking will improve their math reasoning skills and competency in math discourse. These 28 cards can be used as you facilitate discussion, either from you or by distributing the cards to students so they can ask questions of their peers about their work. You can also hand them out to small gro
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: Fifth Grade Word Problem Types Growing Bundle
What is mathematics?
Here is a essay that sighting the works of several authors regarding the nature of mathematics. While it could provide a good philosophical debate the article is more motivational and designed to pique interest in mathematics. Relevant for the beginning of a math course, a non-fiction essay for an English class, or AVID activity. Comprehension questions are included which could be used as the basis for a more formal essay assignment.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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REFERENCE INFORMATION FOR STANDARDIZED TESTS-SAT, ACT, ...
Reference information for teachers and students when they are preparing for standardized tests. Very useful for the SAT, ACT, etc. Seven pages.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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[Math Challenge #57] Pi Day!! (3.14.2022)
Celebrate Pi Day with this mighty challenging Pi - Puzzle!! Can you find the area of the circle? Please check out my YouTube Channel "Math Challenge" for the SOLUTION! Pi Day!! (3.14.2022)PLEASE SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel! I really appreciate it :) And if you could LEAVE A REVIEW for my problems, you are my new favorite person ;) But seriously, THANK YOU SO MUCH for all that you do everyday in your classrooms! WE ALL ROCK for making a difference!! E-mail: knishimori@bridgemath.com
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6th - 12th
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3D - Spatial Development - Creative Series - Part 3 of 3 - FREE
This is the last part of the 3 part series.
It is the creative process - alternating between inductive and deductive spatial reasoning. It is in rectilinear development, but it will afford students the ability to mentally view in all three dimensions - mentally.
These look difficult...and some are. However, with small amounts of practice, students adapt and excel. These exercises are really handy for high academic students in need of challenging individual projects - and GATE and STEM.
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4th - 12th
Pattern Grid UnLocks
Object of the Puzzle: Use pattern clues to complete grids.Talents Developed:Critical thinking and creativity: Willingness to consider and identify multiple solutions,testing them, and revising when necessary.Spatial thinking: Ability to solve problems that involve interpreting information aboutposition and form.Persistence! Not giving up when the “going gets tough”!Components: 50 Grid-unLock PuzzlesEach puzzle contains:Grid: 3-by-3 square with 9 cells.Clues about location of tiles in the grid.9
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4th - 9th
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Maths Extension Investigation
An extension investigation that can be used with students in Year 7, 8, 9 and 10. Some general Maths problems that require students to think through a solution.
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7th - 10th
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