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7th grade graphing microsofts for GATE
Create a Map Cartography Project
This project ties it all together when it comes to map making! If you're looking for your students to take on the role of a cartographer, then this is the product for you! Students must read the fictitious diary entry of a sailor and use his words and sketches to create a map for the rest of the world. I use this activity as a summative assessment for our unit on early explorers, however, it works perfectly for other subjects like geography, math, and social studies.You can assign this as an i
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5th - 7th
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Zach's Eraser: Linear Functions and Line of Fit
This is an effective and thought-provoking way to helps students apply functions to real situations. The resulting function shows a negative slope. Though it is a simple linear function, the data is not perfect, so a line of fit must be employed. Because it is based on real data, even students who have only a beginning experience with functions can understand the concepts and mathematics. The lesson can incorporate slope-intercept and point-slope forms as well as independent and dependent variab
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7th - 10th
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X and Y Intercepts Group Investigation
Students work together in a self discovery to figure out how to find the X and Y intercepts of a line just by using the linear equation. Students may ask for the provided hint cards if they are having difficulty. However, hint cards lower the group's grade. 2 pages
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7th - 11th
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Creating Graphs of Data Quizzes
This document has 2 quizzes included. One is at a lower cognitive level than the other to allow for differentiation or 2 different quizzes as students get better at graphing.
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Graphing Practice Bundle
High Cards Hands Down
A 3rd-6th grade math based card game with minimal and cheap supplies. This game can be used as a rainy day activity or as group activities as a way to introduce or wrap up a topic. All you need: a deck of dollar-store cards per 5 students (6 for a class of 30 for $8 at your dollar store), pencil, paper. The activity can be between 10-20 minutes and encourages social interaction.
While the game is meant for younger students, older students and adults have agreed it is a great way to pass the
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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