Description
This resource is included in PDF format for printing and in Google Slides™️ format for digital learning. This makes it useable with Google Classroom™️.
This real life math project is wonderful for your second grade learners! Students engage in a real life project aligning to running a bakery. Students will "bake" and "sell their goods" all the while practicing their addition strategies.
These activities can be used as a package, or in isolation. They work great as a math center, small-group lesson, early finisher activity, or partner activity.
Take a look at what you’ll find inside this math project:
TASK #1: Bakery Brainstorm
Students will start by naming their bakery. Students will then supply ideas for how to gather customers. Students will then "buy" poster paper to promote their business.
Skills: addition
TASK#2: Create Your Poster
Students will create a flashy poster to advertise for their business!
TASK #3: Start Baking
Students will "bake" and "frost" their cupcakes. They will figure out how many minutes it takes to finish baking their cupcakes. Students will then make more cupcakes and see how many cupcakes they have in all. Lastly, students will see how much time it takes to prepare the cake.
Skills: addition, money, time, problem solving
TASK#4: Your First Customers
Students use addition to solve a multi-step problem.
Skills: addition, problem solving
TASK#5: End of The Day
Students will add up their earnings for the day. Students will then spend money for ingredients for more baking.
Skills: addition, subtraction, problem solving
TASK #6: Updating Your Menu
Students have worked hard on their bakery! They will update their menu and sell more delicious treats! With more treats, that means more customers!
Skills: addition, money
TASK #7: More Customers
Students will add up how many products each new customer is purchasing! They will also solve a two-step problem for an extra challenge.
Skills: addition, problem solving
WAYS TO USE MATH PROJECTS IN YOUR CLASSROOM:
This math project is very engaging and helps reenforce learned concepts. Students can complete this as a challenge, homework, small-group activity, for early finishers and an easy plan for your substitute teacher to teach!
JoJo Belmont
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Description
This resource is included in PDF format for printing and in Google Slides™️ format for digital learning. This makes it useable with Google Classroom™️.
This real life math project is wonderful for your second grade learners! Students engage in a real life project aligning to running a bakery. Students will "bake" and "sell their goods" all the while practicing their addition strategies.
These activities can be used as a package, or in isolation. They work great as a math center, small-group lesson, early finisher activity, or partner activity.
Take a look at what you’ll find inside this math project:
TASK #1: Bakery Brainstorm
Students will start by naming their bakery. Students will then supply ideas for how to gather customers. Students will then "buy" poster paper to promote their business.
Skills: addition
TASK#2: Create Your Poster
Students will create a flashy poster to advertise for their business!
TASK #3: Start Baking
Students will "bake" and "frost" their cupcakes. They will figure out how many minutes it takes to finish baking their cupcakes. Students will then make more cupcakes and see how many cupcakes they have in all. Lastly, students will see how much time it takes to prepare the cake.
Skills: addition, money, time, problem solving
TASK#4: Your First Customers
Students use addition to solve a multi-step problem.
Skills: addition, problem solving
TASK#5: End of The Day
Students will add up their earnings for the day. Students will then spend money for ingredients for more baking.
Skills: addition, subtraction, problem solving
TASK #6: Updating Your Menu
Students have worked hard on their bakery! They will update their menu and sell more delicious treats! With more treats, that means more customers!
Skills: addition, money
TASK #7: More Customers
Students will add up how many products each new customer is purchasing! They will also solve a two-step problem for an extra challenge.
Skills: addition, problem solving
WAYS TO USE MATH PROJECTS IN YOUR CLASSROOM:
This math project is very engaging and helps reenforce learned concepts. Students can complete this as a challenge, homework, small-group activity, for early finishers and an easy plan for your substitute teacher to teach!
JoJo Belmont
