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Root beer Float Math Multiplication

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This goes along with the root beer reading activity but this deals with multiplication word problems. I've seen struggles with interpreting word problems. I also left some practice problems dealing with finding the missing numbers and multiplications of threes. Let me know if you have trouble with the downloading and the formatting. From my end it looks fine once downloaded. I'll make a answer later on and re-upload.

3rd - 6th

Applied Math, Math, Other (Math)

CCSS

MP1

, MP2

, MP3

SOLVE IT! Thanksgiving Math Logic Problems Using the 100-number Board

Created by

Create 'n Time

Time for some Thanksgiving-themed activities --traveling, serving at a dinner, shopping Black Friday, attending a parade, making Thankful Lists. In this 18-page packet, students use logic to solve math problems about these activities. They also practice divisibility rules, identify prime and composite numbers, and discover number relationships and patterns. Problems are a great review of math vocabulary! Packet includes notes to the teacher, 5 different logic problems, and a key for the teache

5th - 8th

Applied Math, Other (Math)

Penny Boat Lab: Density, Buoyancy and Archimedes

Created by

Ray Byle

This is a one period activity/lab to teach students about the concept of density and Archimedes Principle, why things float. Students each get a piece of aluminum foil and design and make a boat. They then must calculate how many pennies it will carry before sinking, and then test it. This is an excellent one day STEM project that combines science, math, design and construction. Students will use the formula Density=Mass divided by Volume.

7th - 10th

Applied Math, General Science, Physical Science

Advanced Biology Data Analysis: Bacteria Adaptations

Created by

Anne Perry Science

This data analysis question is intended for use in an IB Biology class: it presents data from an open-source scientific journal about traits of bacteria growing as biofilm or as free-floating individuals and how those traits affect competition between strains of bacteria. This eight page question, containing 5 figures to analyze, challenges students to read graphs and diagrams, interpret the data, and apply concepts of evolution such as adaptation and competition. A detailed key is provided that

10th - 12th

Applied Math, Biology

4-Corners Activity: Simple & Compound Interest Financial Literacy WARM-UP!

Created by

MathyCathy

Spice up your warm-up time and add a low-stakes formative assessment strategy to your repertoire! Get students moving and talking about math (and possibly arguing about math) by using this "4-Corners" strategy! Using 4 different sets of similar problems included here, students FIRST work individually on a brief set of problems. Students may not realize that there are 4 different versions of the problems floating around the classroom just yet! Then, after a few minutes of independent work, se

4th - 12th, Adult Education

Applied Math, Math, Other (Math)

CCSS

7.RP.A.3

4-Corners Activity: Scientific Notation SPICE UP YOUR WARM-UPS

Created by

MathyCathy

4th - 12th, Adult Education

Applied Math, Decimals, Math

CCSS

8.EE.A.3

, 8.EE.A.4

Thanksgiving 2-Digit Word Problems for Second Grade, Problem Solving Practice

Created by

BeSimply Designs

Make math meaningful and festive with 11 pages of Thanksgiving 2-Digit Word Problems for Second Grade! This engaging set of fall-themed math worksheets helps students practice 2-digit addition and subtraction, critical thinking, and problem-solving—all wrapped in fun Thanksgiving scenarios kids love. Designed to support second-grade standards, these word problems are perfect for math centers, small-group instruction, morning work, homework, or Thanksgiving week activities. Students will solve re

2nd

Applied Math, Basic Operations, Other (Math)

Also included in: Thanksgiving Learning Bundle -Print-and-Go Activities- Stress Free!

Build a Mini Theater Flat

Created by

TechieDunklee

If you aren't ready for your theatre students to use power tools to build quite yet, here is a nice introduction to measuring and cutting lumber. The end result will be students making a mini 4 inch by 8 inch theatre flat. (Real life flats are traditionally 4ft by 8 ft.) Print the handout exactly or else the measurements will be slightly off. You can test this out by printing and measuring the large rectangle plywood piece, which should be 4 inches by 8 inches. You can find the exact steps and

6th - 12th

Applied Math, Drama

Also included in: Theatre Shop Bundle

3D Shapes With One-Point Perspective

Created by

Applied Math Studio

3D Shapes With One-Point Perspective Help students turn flat shapes into 3D drawings using simple one-point perspective techniques! This no-prep worksheet guides students step by step as they draw cubes and prisms using a vanishing point. What’s Included:3D Shapes with One-Point Perspective Worksheet – with clear directions and a blank template for practiceHow to Draw 3D Shapes Using One-Point Perspective – Example – a completed sample to guide and inspire studentsPerfect For:M

Not Specific

Applied Math, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts

7th Grade Proportional Relationships | Constant of Proportionality Practice

Created by

EducationArchitect

This 7th grade resource includes 20 engaging “Chill Out” tasks focused on proportional relationships and the constant of proportionality. Each task challenges students to analyze real-world situations using tables, equations, graphs, and written explanations. Contexts include recipes, rentals, printing costs, biking speeds, hiking distances, fundraising, lemonade stands, taxes, discounts, exchange rates, and flat-fee situations. Students identify whether relationships are proportional, calculate

6th - 8th

Algebra, Applied Math

CCSS

7.RP.A.1

, 7.RP.A.2

, 7.RP.A.3

Also included in: 7th Grade Math Chill Out Bundle – 9 Practice Packs & Answer Keys

Financial Literacy- Draw out of the Hat Budgeting Assignment

Created by

CANADIAN PE TEACHER

A multi part assignment where students will draw out of a hat circumstances such as their occupation & monthly wage and lifestyle factors (married, kids, divorced, single, etc). Based on those circumstances and income they must make a monthly budget for both fixed and flexible expenses, based on a set of choices for housing, transportation, groceries, insurance, etc. There is also a good luck/bad luck draw that will either add to their financials or take away from them (ie: you car gets a flat

9th - 12th

Applied Math, Business