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5th Grade STEAM Pendulum Project: Create a Newton's Cradle and Write About It
Looking for a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) project? Look no further! Designed for a highly gifted classroom, but great for any fifth grade class looking for a challenging and creative independent project to complete their unit on pendulums, this document contains Tips for the Teacher, Materials needed, Anchor standards addressed, an anticipatory set based on Carol Ann Tomlinson’s approach for gifted students beginning long-term projects, a detailed 100 point rubric,
5th
Engineering, Physics, Writing-Expository
Multivariable Calculus - Illustrating Vector Addition in GeoGebra
This brief activity is designed to help students visualize 2d and 3d vectors and affirm visually the foundational idea of how vectors are added (tip to tail), verify triangle and parallelogram laws, and illustrate that vector addition is commutative. It also serves as the foundation for gaining some skills in GeoGebra that can be applied in later activities.
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus, Other (Math), Physics
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Table Top Mini-Golf Introductory Slideshow
This is the introductory slide show for my unit, "From Putt-Putt to Pebble Beach: Table Top Mini-Golf."
4th - 6th
Math, Physics, Science
Simplifying Algebra: Like & Unlike Terms (Editable)
Simplifying Algebra: Like & Unlike Terms (Editable)Full Product DescriptionTopic: Algebra Key Concepts: Expressions, Like Terms, Coefficients, Simplifying Target Grade Level: Grades 6-8 A concise, visual introduction to the concept of "like terms." This editable PowerPoint uses simple graphics and animations to show students why we can add 3a + 2a but not 3a + 2b. Important Information for Teachers: Visual Approach: Uses clear, color-coded examples to demonstrate how to group terms with ident
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Algebra, Math Test Prep, Physics
Common Multiples & Common Factors 4th – 6th Grade (Editable)
. Common Multiples & Common FactorsGrade Level: 4th – 6th GradeDescription: A quick, straightforward mini-lesson on finding common multiples and factors. It introduces the concept of "Co-Prime Numbers" and distinguishes between prime and composite numbers in the context of factoring.How to Use: Ideal as a Review or Remediation tool. Use it to clarify the difference between a "Multiple" and a "Factor," which students often confuse.Stats: 5 Slides | 2 Worked Examples & Definitions.
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Algebra, Math Test Prep, Physics
Creating a Bridge
Powerpoint and activity direction for creating a bridge with popsicle sticks.
4th - 8th
Math, Physics
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