Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Calculating Percentages Notes & Word Problems
These resources break down the Part = Percent * Total formula and the simple interest formula, along with explaining how to find a total with a percent increase/decrease and how to find a percent increase/decrease. Resources were designed for maximum student involvement & movement within the classroom!On day 1, two pages of explanations/practice can be used as scaffolded notes driven by the teacher or student-centered using the jigsaw cooperative learning method (instructions provided). On da
8th - 12th
Algebra, Applied Math
Also included in: Applied Math - Yearlong Curriculum!
Mental Percent Strategies: Finding Sale Prices & Tips
Wish you could mentally calculate a tip at a restaurant or estimate that sale price while shopping quickly & easily? These resources offer three methods that can help you & your students gain confidence in their mental math skills and decrease the urge to reach for a calculator. Resources were designed for maximum student involvement & movement within the classroom!Two pages of notes/examples are provided for day 1. After reading the explanations (or being shown by the teacher), students re
6th - 12th
Applied Math, Math
Also included in: Applied Math - Yearlong Curriculum!
Percent Basics & Conversions to Decimals/Fractions
Description:Have your students ever wondered how “of” in math means to multiply? These resources provide explanations for that in the context of whole numbers and fractions, along with detailing all of the ways to convert between percents, fractions, and decimals, and practice putting those skills to use. Resources were designed for maximum student involvement & movement within the classroom!A drill and practice worksheet and key are provided, organized by type of conversion. A second set of p
6th - 12th
Applied Math, Math
Also included in: Applied Math - Yearlong Curriculum!
Nutrition Facts Labels Math Worksheets: Life Skills, Percent, Rates, Gr 5 6 7 8
Reading a nutrition facts label is an important life skill! These worksheets incorporate middle grades math skills and nutrition information for your students in 5th, 6th, 7th or 8th grade. Do you want your students to learn how to identify the healthy and not-so-healthy aspects of the foods they eat? Do you want to apply the math skills you are teaching in your middle school math classroom ( percentages, ratios, rates and more) to a real-world, high-interest situation? This is the lesson fo
5th - 8th
Applied Math, Family Consumer Sciences, Fractions
CCSS
6.RP.A.3
, 6.RP.A.3c
, 7.RP.A.2
+4
Renting or Buying a Home: High School Financial Literacy and Consumer Math
Choosing whether to rent or buy a home is one of the biggest financial decisions people will make. This personal financial literacy and consumer math lesson allows high school students to think critically about this issue and complete local research to enhance their understanding. People often say renting is, “Throwing away money.”Is that always the case? Why doesn’t everyone just buy a home? This lesson starts with a two-page handout that walks students through the basic vocabulary and con
7th - 12th
Applied Math, Family Consumer Sciences, Financial Literacy
CCSS
7.NS.A.2
, 7.RP.A.3
, MP4
Net Worth, Assets, Liabilities & Equity: High School Personal Financial Literacy
This engaging financial literacy lesson teaches high school students about assets, liabilities, and net worth (equity). It is a great way to get your students interested in personal finance, financial literacy, and building wealth.First, give students the one-page handout to teach the definitions and examples of assets and liabilities, along with the formula for calculating equity (net worth). Then, 3 real-world case study worksheets are included. Each one has calculations to complete and
8th - 12th
Applied Math, Family Consumer Sciences, Financial Literacy
CCSS
MP4
Insurance Lesson Unit Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
Health insurance, medical insurance, or car insurance- every student will need it and understanding the basics is key to this complex adult life skill! This lesson unit includes all of the print materials for an Insurance Unit designed for a high school self-contained consumer math class. LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Define insurance, list three types of insurance, and one pro and one con. Read about how I teach Insurance and ideas for how to use this resource and materials in new ways!Materials include:
6th - 12th
Applied Math
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