Description
Tipping Lesson is also available in the following packages at a discount:
1) Middle School Math Lessons, Projects, and Games eBook (42 engaging math activities - 438 pages) ($87.00)
2) Money Math Activities eBook for Middle School Math (4 lessons/ projects) ($17.00)
Check out these discounted eBooks of engaging, hands-on lessons and projects on TPT.
Lesson Description: Tipping is a lesson designed to teach students how to mentally compute common tips (10%, 15%, and 20%) that are traditionally left when dining in a restaurant. It teaches students how to figure these tips, presents them with realistic restaurant tipping exercises, and looks at the earnings of a waiter working an evening shift at a first-class restaurant.
Math Content: Mental Math, Percents
Time Required: 1 class period or homework assignment
Tipping includes:
* 3 Tipping worksheets
* 3 Tipping worksheet Answer Keys
* 1 Tipping Teacher Tips page
Materials Needed: None
Suggested Grade Level: 5th - 8th
Teacher Testimonial:
Teaching students mathematics in a practical context, such as leaving an appropriate tip at a restaurant, will increase the financial literacy and life skills of students. Student number sense will also increase as they mentally calculate 10, 15, and 20 percent tips. As we have discussed high school and college jobs, many students are surprised to see the potential earning power of a waiter at a nice restaurant. For all of these reasons, Tipping is a lesson that will serve your students well.
Enjoy your lesson!!
Mark P. Tully
1) Middle School Math Lessons, Projects, and Games eBook (42 engaging math activities - 438 pages) ($87.00)
2) Money Math Activities eBook for Middle School Math (4 lessons/ projects) ($17.00)
Check out these discounted eBooks of engaging, hands-on lessons and projects on TPT.
Lesson Description: Tipping is a lesson designed to teach students how to mentally compute common tips (10%, 15%, and 20%) that are traditionally left when dining in a restaurant. It teaches students how to figure these tips, presents them with realistic restaurant tipping exercises, and looks at the earnings of a waiter working an evening shift at a first-class restaurant.
Math Content: Mental Math, Percents
Time Required: 1 class period or homework assignment
Tipping includes:
* 3 Tipping worksheets
* 3 Tipping worksheet Answer Keys
* 1 Tipping Teacher Tips page
Materials Needed: None
Suggested Grade Level: 5th - 8th
Teacher Testimonial:
Teaching students mathematics in a practical context, such as leaving an appropriate tip at a restaurant, will increase the financial literacy and life skills of students. Student number sense will also increase as they mentally calculate 10, 15, and 20 percent tips. As we have discussed high school and college jobs, many students are surprised to see the potential earning power of a waiter at a nice restaurant. For all of these reasons, Tipping is a lesson that will serve your students well.
Enjoy your lesson!!
Mark P. Tully
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Grades
5th - 8th
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Teaching Duration
45 minutes
Description
Tipping Lesson is also available in the following packages at a discount:
1) Middle School Math Lessons, Projects, and Games eBook (42 engaging math activities - 438 pages) ($87.00)
2) Money Math Activities eBook for Middle School Math (4 lessons/ projects) ($17.00)
Check out these discounted eBooks of engaging, hands-on lessons and projects on TPT.
Lesson Description: Tipping is a lesson designed to teach students how to mentally compute common tips (10%, 15%, and 20%) that are traditionally left when dining in a restaurant. It teaches students how to figure these tips, presents them with realistic restaurant tipping exercises, and looks at the earnings of a waiter working an evening shift at a first-class restaurant.
Math Content: Mental Math, Percents
Time Required: 1 class period or homework assignment
Tipping includes:
* 3 Tipping worksheets
* 3 Tipping worksheet Answer Keys
* 1 Tipping Teacher Tips page
Materials Needed: None
Suggested Grade Level: 5th - 8th
Teacher Testimonial:
Teaching students mathematics in a practical context, such as leaving an appropriate tip at a restaurant, will increase the financial literacy and life skills of students. Student number sense will also increase as they mentally calculate 10, 15, and 20 percent tips. As we have discussed high school and college jobs, many students are surprised to see the potential earning power of a waiter at a nice restaurant. For all of these reasons, Tipping is a lesson that will serve your students well.
Enjoy your lesson!!
Mark P. Tully
1) Middle School Math Lessons, Projects, and Games eBook (42 engaging math activities - 438 pages) ($87.00)
2) Money Math Activities eBook for Middle School Math (4 lessons/ projects) ($17.00)
Check out these discounted eBooks of engaging, hands-on lessons and projects on TPT.
Lesson Description: Tipping is a lesson designed to teach students how to mentally compute common tips (10%, 15%, and 20%) that are traditionally left when dining in a restaurant. It teaches students how to figure these tips, presents them with realistic restaurant tipping exercises, and looks at the earnings of a waiter working an evening shift at a first-class restaurant.
Math Content: Mental Math, Percents
Time Required: 1 class period or homework assignment
Tipping includes:
* 3 Tipping worksheets
* 3 Tipping worksheet Answer Keys
* 1 Tipping Teacher Tips page
Materials Needed: None
Suggested Grade Level: 5th - 8th
Teacher Testimonial:
Teaching students mathematics in a practical context, such as leaving an appropriate tip at a restaurant, will increase the financial literacy and life skills of students. Student number sense will also increase as they mentally calculate 10, 15, and 20 percent tips. As we have discussed high school and college jobs, many students are surprised to see the potential earning power of a waiter at a nice restaurant. For all of these reasons, Tipping is a lesson that will serve your students well.
Enjoy your lesson!!
Mark P. Tully
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I used this when tutoring an upper elementary student in math. I appreciate the practical, real-world context.
Great resource so useful
Very useful
Great!
Awesome! Thanks.
This is perfect! I love that it isn't super kiddish or overwhelming with graphics. It has just what is needed to learn the lesson which is helpful for students in special education. The lesson is thorough and detailed.
Great resource!
Great crossover activity for life skills and percents to decimals.
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