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Martin Luther King Jr. Day MATH Worksheet - Word Problems about Dr. King's Life
This Martin Luther King Jr. Day Math Activity is the perfect activity to learn a bit of history about Dr. King's life while also practicing basic math skills such as adding and subtracting. With five problems, this is the perfect activity to use during a math block. Answer key provided!Students will:Determine key words to determine which math function to perform (add or subtract)Learn facts about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.Work to de-code and solve word problems while showing their workThis can
3rd - 6th
Applied Math, Basic Operations, Other (Math)
Graphing Rational Functions Project
The GoalStudents will create their own rational function and then graph by identifying asymptotes, a point of discontinuity and additional points. The rational function will be graphed and decorated to fit a holiday ride. Use this activity as extra credit, part of an assessment, or to fill an extra day. It's intended to be a smaller project that can be finished in one period. I used large poster graph paper for students to graph. What's Included1. Rubric to score graphs a. Includes cat
10th - 12th
Algebra 2, Applied Math
Geometry: Santa Beard Shapes | Christmas
This Santa's beard craft is a fun way for students to put their geometry knowledge to practice during the holiday season! What's Included?Option 1: Cut and build your Santa.Option 2: Print and fill your Santa.Students will write each shape's name and describe how many sides and edges it has. Shapes included:OvalCircleSquareRectangleTriangleTrapezoidPentagonHexagonHeptagonOctagonNonagonCould be used as:- wonderful bulletin board - hallway display, and families will love this keepsake from their
1st - 5th
Applied Math, Geometry
CCSS
4.G.A.2
Also included in: Math & English | Christmas BUNDLE
The Pumpkin Pie Project or Do Diameters Make a Difference? Math Packet
Have your Math Sleuths investigate the pumpkin pie situation! This 15-page activity packet has students look at an imaginary scenario where a community is hosting a Harvest Festival and dinner. The students must compare choices for pie purchases and make a recommendation to the Festival Committee. Activities include comparing how many servings each pie will make, cost of pies, discounts from a vendor, and much more. Students use charts to compare choices and analyze their results to justify
4th - 8th
Applied Math, Math
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