Parallel Lines Project

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Excel Graphing $1000 Simulated Shopping Spree

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Does your curriculum include a study of fractions? This classroom-tested $1000 Simulated Shopping Spree Excel circle, or pie graph project can be an engaging way to: * give students a chance to make real-world connections practicing estimating * interpret fractional parts of a whole in a way that's personal and unique * integrate technology and math * introduce, extend, or enrich a math topic of study * introduce or practice creating sheets and charts using Excel This classroom-tested project

4th - 6th

Fractions, Graphing, Instructional Technology

CCSS

4.MD.B.4

, 5.MD.B.2

, 6.SP.A.1

Math Cryptogram/Adding Fractions 1

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Gali O'Malley Sheets And Projects

Make math review more fun with CRYPTOGRAMS! For those who haven't experienced cryptograms before, a cryptogram is a message that has been translated into nonsense- that can mean numbers, shapes, animal pictures, and in this case EQUATIONS! Have your students solve the fraction addition problems, remembering to simplify the answers. This will give the student a fraction (answer) that corresponds to a letter. For example, if it says "A = 1/4 + 1/4" then A = 1/2. The student would then write the

3rd - 5th

Fractions, Math

Thomas' Fish Market Themed Unit: Up to 4 weeks

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Brett Goldspink

Probably the best themed unit I’ve done with a class. Based in the IBPYP, pupils are really excited to find out themselves rather than being taught. Their ideas drive the unit. ‘Can we….?’ Replaces ‘Today we’re going to…’ The presentation has AI animated characters who briefly explain, accompanied by voiceover instructions. This way (if they have their own device) pupils can revisit instructions if they need help. The teacher becomes a facilitator. Pupils love finding the cost of the shopping l

5th - 7th

Basic Operations, Fractions, Money Math

CCSS

5.NF.B.6

, 5.NF.B.7

, 5.NF.B.7c