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7th grade measurement homeschool curricula for Microsoft Word
Significant Figures (Digits) Workbook with Answer Key
A great free-standing introduction to significant figures. No frills, no excess. This is meant for students who do not have prior experience with this topic. The problem work has counting the number of significant figures and calculations involving significant figures. This is a workbook with FULL text and problems for each type.
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-Significant Figures
-Accuracy
-Precision
-Counting the correct number of significant figures in a number.
-Calculations involving significant figures (multipl
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Algebra - Measurement Conversions (Metric and US Customary)
Hi everybody!! This resource is great for many different grades and levels. This is a 2 day Lesson/Practice/HW on Converting Measurement with both the metric system and with U.S. Customary units. In the past, I have mainly covered the Metric System in 7th grade and the tougher "word problems" in 8th grade honors (9th grade). I finally put together a resource that can be used for both. This product is broken down into 3 "levels". I try to treat it almost like a differentiated instr
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6th - 9th
Volume of Rectangular Prism, Triangular Prisms, and Cylinders Word Problems CCSS
This is fully editable word document. You and your students will love this two day 90 minute block designed ongoing volume activity which serves best as a review for middle schoolers, or for assessing students mastery on volume in fourth or fifth grade.This activity includes 10 pages with over 40 problems and plenty of visuals, and many opportunities for practicing math, drawing/ modeling, reading, speaking and listening, and writing. Can be used as center, whole group, small group, or individua
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5th - 12th
Easy as Pi and Paper Protractors - Circles, Circumference and More!
A series of hands-on lessons, investigating the properties of circles. Students discover the meaning of pi and its role in finding circumference. They create paper segments that simulate protractors in angle measurement as they discover how to measure angles and use a protractor. This is a great learning experience for students who are visual and tactile learners and has been used successfully with special education and special needs students.
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5th - 7th
Catapults - Maths Without Knowing It!! (Distance Education)
A great Open Ended activity that your children will love. Suitable for all ages and abilities. The beauty is that they will cover so many maths concepts without even knowing they are doing maths!!A highly successful activity that I continue to use in a number of schools, and with teachers.
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1st - 8th, Staff
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Constructivist Approaches to Two and Three Dimensional Geometry
A hands-on constructivist approach to understanding two and three dimensional measurement and geometry. Students build and model area and surface area of two dimensional objects- rectangles, parallelograms, trapezoids and circles and extend this to volume of prisms. Through a series of simple and engaging projects, students are able to understand the difference between linear, square and cubic measurements. The projects are open ended to allow for students of varying abilities and needs, such as
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Fred Math
Meet Fred, the metric frog. He helps students to learn about converting units of measure within the metric system. I have used this with 7th and 8th grade students. This 3-page worksheet includes examples and plenty of practice problems along with cute frog pictures.
Fred Math by Crystal Adams is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
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5th - 8th
Converse of the Pythagorean Theorem TEK 8.7C
This lesson teaches why some sets of numbers are Pythagorean triplets and some are not. Uses the converse of the Pythagorean theorem to prove that in order for a triangle to be a right triangle the sum of the area of squares a and b must equal the sum of the area of square c, the hypotenuse. Also touches on what kind of triangles you get if the converse of the Pythagorean theorem does not apply to a particular set of triples
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Index Card Area Formulas
Use an index card to demonstrate how to apply the area of a rectangle to discovering the areas of triangles, parallelograms and trapezoids. This is a hands-on lesson which addresses the needs of kinesthetic learners from grades 4 through 8. Special needs students will find this method very helpful as they will be able to visualize how the formulas work.
Delia Benn.
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Grades:
4th - 8th
¿UN GALÓN EN UNA LETRA?
WELCOME! THIS WORKSHEET HELPING STUDENTS UNDERSTAND, IN VISUAL FORM, WHAT IS A GALLON?.
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT TOOL FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.
THIS WORK CONTAIN 12 IMAGES CAN PRINT AND CUT FOR YOUR STUDENTS.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Witches Brew: Literacy and Making
This is an outdoor making and writing activity I did with my students online. Students use their imagination to create a magical brew using only natural materials. After making the brew, they write down the ingredients and directions. The students then use the brew as a writing prompt to tell what the brew is for and who will use it.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
krebsmathclass.com
Visually interactive learning opportunities with a focus on Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, & Algebra II.
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6th - 11th, Staff
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