Description
The Two Day Baseball Math Project is exactly like it sounds. It was designed for an advanced middle school or early high school student (preferably a baseball fan) to complete in about two days and contains quite a bit of rigor for something that the student will think is a fun change of pace. It's not a project that requires any pre-planning or supplies. It's just a great project that is a bit all-encompassing as far as math skills are concerned. They will learn how some baseball statistics are calculated, distance traveled between multiple cities, minutes to hours conversions, decimals and percents, and filling in missing holes in a two-way table. All of the questions require some math to answer, but it is not a project that is confined to one specific topic or unit. It's the kind of project I would have loved in school. It's math, it's challenging, and it's sports. Win, win, win for me when I was a student.
**Please note that this is a Google Doc, not a PDF, so you will be getting a virtual copy of this resource in your Google Drive. This means you can alter the resource to fit your needs and upload it to Google Classroom if needed. All I ask is that you respect the work I have done to create this resource and not share it with other teachers as if you owned the rights to it. Remember, in purchasing this resource, you have purchased a copy, not a copyright. Thank you.
Also, here's a few other projects from my store:
The Two Day Cell Phone Project
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Description
The Two Day Baseball Math Project is exactly like it sounds. It was designed for an advanced middle school or early high school student (preferably a baseball fan) to complete in about two days and contains quite a bit of rigor for something that the student will think is a fun change of pace. It's not a project that requires any pre-planning or supplies. It's just a great project that is a bit all-encompassing as far as math skills are concerned. They will learn how some baseball statistics are calculated, distance traveled between multiple cities, minutes to hours conversions, decimals and percents, and filling in missing holes in a two-way table. All of the questions require some math to answer, but it is not a project that is confined to one specific topic or unit. It's the kind of project I would have loved in school. It's math, it's challenging, and it's sports. Win, win, win for me when I was a student.
**Please note that this is a Google Doc, not a PDF, so you will be getting a virtual copy of this resource in your Google Drive. This means you can alter the resource to fit your needs and upload it to Google Classroom if needed. All I ask is that you respect the work I have done to create this resource and not share it with other teachers as if you owned the rights to it. Remember, in purchasing this resource, you have purchased a copy, not a copyright. Thank you.
Also, here's a few other projects from my store:
The Two Day Cell Phone Project
