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Coding with Python: Verifying 2D Quadrilaterals from 4 coordinate points

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Ontario History and Math Resources by A Bangma

Teachers students how to code in Python 3 (all resources are freely available online). (there is a free teachers guide to this assignment) Asks students to create a flow diagram (pseudo-code) and then a code (Python) that verifies what shape (square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, kite) a set of four (x,y) coordinates creates (if any). Most code is provided in blocks and only needs to be edited. Meets Ontario, Canada: Grade 10: Analytic Geometry curriculum expectations Includes

10th

Computer Science - Technology, Geometry, Math

Also included in: Coding with Python: Verifying Quadrilaterals (Grade 10)

Volume of 3D Shapes (Cylinders, Cones, Spheres) - Color By Numbers

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Integrated Math and Beyond

This download includes 3 color by numbers sheets and their answer keys. Each sheet has 11 questions, which ask students to calculate the volume of the following 3D shapes: 1. Cylinders - Turtle 2. Cones - Bear 3. Spheres - Horse -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Earn TPT credits towards future purchases!Login to your TPT account and go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback bu

7th - 9th

Algebra, Geometry, Other (Math)

CCSS

8.G.C.9

Mystery Grid Three-Pack 16 - Sea Life

Created by

Outside the Lines Lesson Designs

Students draw the scrambled image using the grid coordinates. Download the preview for a free sample of one of my Mystery Grid Drawing products. Mystery grids ensure that student's attention is focused on what they are doing and not distracted by the overall image. This bundle features dolphins, sea turtles, and an octopus. Watch a mystery grid drawing demo. My TPT store features a large variety of these worksheets both individually and in bundles. Search for Mystery Grid Drawing. Download th

4th - 12th

Geometry, Science, Visual Arts

Calculating the Distance for LEGO SPIKE Prime

Created by

Technology Lane

These worksheets can be used to learn how to measure the circumference of the LEGO SPIKE Prime wheel and use this information to calculate how many rotations or degrees to enter into the program. This is a great way to integrate mathematics into your programming for a STEAM lesson. The worksheets can be used for programming in word blocks or Python.

3rd - 12th

Computer Science - Technology, Geometry

CCSS

7.G.B.4

Also included in: Obtacle Course Robot: A Problem Based Learning Bundle