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% Percent of Error M&M Activity
🍬 M&M Percent of Error ActivityIn this activity, students will practice calculating percent of error using a fun and colorful set of M&Ms! Objective: Students will compare their estimated percentage of each M&M color to the actual percentages found in their bag, then calculate the percent of error for each color.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Algebra, Arithmetic, Other (Math)
CCSS
7.RP.A.3
Math Around the World
Culturally responsive math learning: Use global mathematical artifacts and histories (e.g., Bamboo Multiplication Table; Tomb of Menna; Ishango Bone; Suan shu shu; Khmer Zero; Mayan Dresden Codex; Kaktovik numerals; Al‑Khwarizmi; Fibonacci; Pacioli & da Vinci; Incan quipu) to learn more about the origins of number, algebra, geometry, and data in authentic cultural contexts. Curriculum-aligned skill development (primary to intermediate options): Target explicit Ontario Math expectations across N
1st - 10th
Applied Math, Arithmetic, World History
Digital Technologies | Coding with Godot | The Ground is Wobbly CLASS
Designing Responsive Gameplay with Godot 4.4: Build Wobbly Worlds, Playful Physics, and Seamless Scene LogicWhat if the floor could bounce beneath your feet? What if water wasn’t a backdrop, but a living threshold between gravity and freedom? This book is more than a game development guide: it’s an invitation to create the kinds of experiences that feel impossible at first glance. Drawing deep inspiration from Auren Snyder’s visionary work The Floor is Jelly, the project developed in this guide
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Arithmetic, Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
Also included in: Godot Class Coding Bundle
Digital Technologies | Coding with Godot | The Ground is Wobbly INDV
Designing Responsive Gameplay with Godot 4.4: Build Wobbly Worlds, Playful Physics, and Seamless Scene LogicWhat if the floor could bounce beneath your feet? What if water wasn’t a backdrop, but a living threshold between gravity and freedom? This book is more than a game development guide: it’s an invitation to create the kinds of experiences that feel impossible at first glance. Drawing deep inspiration from Auren Snyder’s visionary work The Floor is Jelly, the project developed in this guide
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Arithmetic, Computer Science - Technology, Engineering
Also included in: Godot Individual Coding Bundle
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