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Halloween Graphing
Using a mini bag of skittles, students will calculate the fraction, decimal, and percent of each color in the bag. Students can then create a circle graph and an optional bar graph.
4th - 7th
Fractions, Graphing
MATH : IDEAS for Hands-On Mini Activities in Middle School!
I have listed six of the many short labs we do in my Pre-Algebra and Algebra 1 classes. These labs take little or no set up with only a few basic materials. The kids love them because they can move around, work with a partner, and it breaks up the formality of a math class. These labs cover area of a parallelogram, percent models, circle graphs, distance between two points, coordinate graphing, parallel lines, systems of equations, graphing, data collection, LCMs, and the Pythagorean Theorem. Th
4th - 10th, Adult Education
Algebra, Graphing, Numbers
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Egg Osmosis Lab Report
Editable Egg Osmosis Lab Report
Designed as a post-lab assessment for a lab that includes testing water, vinegar, and corn syrup as variable environments for vinegar soaked eggs.
Also includes graphing (percent change in weight of egg on initial day and end day) and analysis questions.
5th - 12th
Basic Principles, Biology, Graphing
Coordinate Grids with Google Sheets (or Excel) and Legos (Free)
In the free version of this activity, you will get a preview of a coordinate grid that can be used in the classroom as well as a list of Legos that can be used to recreate the image revealed in the grid. The full priced version contains all the math problems needed to unlock the image. When the correct solutions are typed into the coordinate grid (in Google Sheets or Excel), the cells will change color. When all problems have been solved, an image will appear. The Lego images in the product ar
3rd - 5th
Graphing, Math
High Cards Hands Down
A 3rd-6th grade math based card game with minimal and cheap supplies. This game can be used as a rainy day activity or as group activities as a way to introduce or wrap up a topic. All you need: a deck of dollar-store cards per 5 students (6 for a class of 30 for $8 at your dollar store), pencil, paper. The activity can be between 10-20 minutes and encourages social interaction.
While the game is meant for younger students, older students and adults have agreed it is a great way to pass the
3rd - 12th
Decimals, Fractions, Graphing
Back to School Activity - Get to Know You Four Corners
Game of four corners. Students go to each corner of the room based on their answer to each "get to know you" question. This activity gets students moving around and talking to one another. It also helps you as a teacher learn some basic information about your new class. Great first day of school activity. The class could also graph results and display for back to school night.
1st - 6th
For All Subjects, Graphing
Drawing with Coordinates
In the Drawing with Coordinates activity, students will create their own designs by plotting coordinate pairs on paper. They trade their list of coordinate pairs with a partner, who attempts to recreate the original image to see how accurate their algorithm was. Students then enter the same list of ordered pairs into the Coordinate Drawer web app and explore how changing points and reflections affect their designs. For Google Docs links, please visit https://www.ctlessons.org/math/drawing-with-
5th - 6th
Geometry, Graphing, Math
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, 6.NS.C.6b
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