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Cooking Common Core 6.NS.B.3 resources
Decimal Review and Decimal Project
Review adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals with these decimal review task cards and then put your practice into action with this food truck festival decimals project-based learning activity. This bundle includes:Decimal Task CardsDecimals Food Truck Festival ProjectTask Cards:This resource is a PDF and powerpoint complete with 28 task cards that include place value, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing.Task Card Sizes:4 x 4Half SheetFull SheetWord Problemsaddingsubt
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5th - 7th
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Cooking with Math -- Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying and Dividing Decimals
Are you looking for an engaging, authentic way to develop your students' mathematical fluency in solving decimal computation equations? We're bringing math to the kitchen with a new collection of three delicious recipes! In each recipe, the amount of ingredients has been replaced by a decimal equation. Young mathematicians must use their knowledge of decimals to solve the equations, identifying how much of each ingredient to use in the recipe. Recipes require a minimal amount of kitchen equipmen
Grades:
4th - 7th
Unit Rate/Rates/Ratios Play Dough Activity
This resource is a great way to assess your students on finding equivalent ratios and using unit rate. Through this real world application students will see the importance of calculating equivalent ratios and how useful a unit rate can be. You can adjust the recipe to any number that you would like which is great for differentiation. Before students get to their computations, there are five questions that they need to answer before moving on. The questions relate to what is a serving and how do
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5th - 7th
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Cooking with Math - Adding/Subtracting Decimals
Are you looking for an engaging, authentic way to develop your students' mathematical fluency in solving decimal computation equations?We're bringing math to the kitchen with a new collection of four delicious recipes!In each recipe, the amount of ingredients has been replaced by a simple adding/subtracting decimal equations. Young mathematicians must use their knowledge of decimals to solve the equations, identifying how much of each ingredient to use in the recipe. Recipes require a minimal am
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4th - 6th
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