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This is a math worksheet using the solar eclipse for real-world practice. We use it as part of a cross curricular unit with science.
It will require that students know the four time zones across the continent. The entire worksheet will take 10 minutes and is used either at the beginning of the class as bellwork, or at the end.
It will require that students know the four time zones across the continent. The entire worksheet will take 10 minutes and is used either at the beginning of the class as bellwork, or at the end.
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7th - 10th
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30 minutes
Description
This is a math worksheet using the solar eclipse for real-world practice. We use it as part of a cross curricular unit with science.
It will require that students know the four time zones across the continent. The entire worksheet will take 10 minutes and is used either at the beginning of the class as bellwork, or at the end.
It will require that students know the four time zones across the continent. The entire worksheet will take 10 minutes and is used either at the beginning of the class as bellwork, or at the end.
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This resource has proven to be an invaluable addition to my classroom, providing both comprehensive content and engaging activities for my students. THANK YOU!
Perfect for working with Solar Eclipse math problems all day. This also challenged my students to think a little.
Great resource. Students were engaged and this was perfect for the day of the Solar Eclipse.
Was very helpful with my students. They enjoyed doing this assignment.
Great resource, just not what I was expecting but that is my fault not anyone else's.
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