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Geometry Vocabulary Quiz
Students demonstrate their understanding of vocabulary learned during a unit on geometry. Students have to pick words from the word bank that will match the definitions of geometry terms. Some of the words that are included in the quiz are point, line, line segments, rays, plane, equilateral triangle, hexagon, isosceles triangle, obtuse triangle, octagon, parallelogram, pentagon, and several more. There are a few bonuses that allow students to demonstrate their knowledge of angle measurement
4th - 7th
Geometry, Math
7.RP.1 Rice Krispies Treat Activity
This assignment takes a Rice Krispies Treat recipe and has the students find the measurements for a single serving. It also has extension questions that have the students use the unit rate to increase the recipe. This is meant to be a hands on activity so that the students can make the treats when they are done with the calculations, but it can also just be done as a fun way to work on unit rates.
7th
Math, Other (Math)
CCSS
7.RP.A.1
Pole Barn Project: Pre-Algebra Final/Review Concepts (with answer key)
This Pre-Algebra activity allows students to use the real-life example of building a pole barn to practice concepts by completing 21 different problems involving concepts such as area, perimeter, cost, surface area, mixed numbers/improper fractions, percents, and basic unit conversions. Students must find values like the area of aspects of their pole barn, the volume of concrete needed to pour the foundation, calculations & costs involved in framing, roofing, & siding, and other basic calcula
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Algebra, Math
Teacher For a Day assignment for kids
Includes directions, a schedule template, and a lesson plan template. A great activity for the end of the year (post-testing), giving students a chance to recreate and showcase their favorite activities of the year before Summer comes. It is also a good opportunity for presentation skills.
3rd - 6th
Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Different Sources of Capital
Different Sources of CapitalWhat This Bundle Covers:This bundle introduces students to sources of capital, how businesses fund start‑up costs, growth, and expansion. Students learn to distinguish between different ways businesses obtain money and analyze when each source is most appropriate. Key concepts include:Owner capitalBorrowed capital (loans and debt)Retained earningsVenture capitalAngel investorsGrants and government subsidiesBootstrappingThese are foundational topics within business fin
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
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