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Integers Remedial Scavenger Hunt Activity High School Math
This high school remedial math activity focuses on the definition of integers and where they are used and why. Comes with a short article to read about the who, what, when, where and why of integers as well as a short questionairre about the article and then a scavenger hunt relating to integers. This is great for students who are in high school or upper middle school but have fallen behind their peers and need some more connections relating to integers. ⭐Skills Required: IntegersWhole numbers
9th - 12th
Algebra, Math, Mental Math
Mental Math Percents: Lesson Plan + Student Work + More - 6.RP.A.3, 7.RP.A.3
Can you calculate a tip or a discount in your head? Help your students build these real-world mental math skills, by reasoning about percents. In this lesson students will practice finding 10, 5, 20 and 15 percent using mental math reasoning related to the 10% benchmark. Full lesson plan, includes variations for students who already have a percent calculation procedure and those who don't; and activities to build application skills or algebraic thinking. Includes: Lesson plan, with 3 variatio
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Applied Math, Mental Math
CCSS
6.RP.A.3
, 6.RP.A.3c
, 7.RP.A.3
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Left Turn Only Logic Puzzles - Warm Up Instant Activity
Introduce your students to an exciting world of Maze Logic Challenges, a set of 7 unique puzzles that blend the thrill of mazes with the rigor of logic puzzles. In these mazes, you have to get to the finish, BUT you can only move forward and left. NOT RIGHT. Perfect for developing strategic thinking, creative problem-solving, and spatial reasoning skills, these puzzles are designed to challenge students in ways that typical classroom activities do not. ★★ More Free Mazes★★ Collect the Stars Ch
7th - 12th, Adult Education
Mental Math
Credit Score Board Game - Credit Cards, Loans, Mortgages, and Financial Literacy
This fun, financial literacy lesson teaches high school students about credit scores and how to build up a good one. You can use it as a stand-alone lesson about credit scores or during a personal financial literacy or consumer math unit in grades 8-12. How to Use:Show your class a video to introduce the idea of credit scores (link included).Go through the two included slides: encourage students to take notes or print a double-sided handout for each student. They will learn about five actions
8th - 12th
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Mental Math
CCSS
MP4
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