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NC Math 1: Writing Equations of Lines
Bring algebra to life with this interactive city map activity where students become “urban planners” designing streets and landmarks using linear equations! Perfect for practicing writing equations of lines in multiple forms — and connecting algebra to a real-world context that students actually enjoy. What Students Will PracticeThis activity scaffolds essential algebra skills with increasing rigor: Writing equations given a slope and a point Writing equations given two points Writing equatio
8th - 9th
Algebra
CCSS
HSA-CED.A.2
, HSF-IF.C.7
, HSG-GPE.B.5
Composite Area Challenges: Earth Day
Use these composite figures designed after Earth Day and sustainability imagery to assess your students' understanding of area formulas and composite areas! This assignment makes for a great end-of-unit project, enrichment work for higher level students, and long-term sub plans! This product includes THREE unique polygons that students can break down in order to find the area of composite figures! Great for middle school or high school geometry!
6th - 10th
Applied Math, Geometry, Measurement
CCSS
5.G.B.3
, 5.G.B.4
, 6.G.A.1
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Composite Area Challenges: New England Summer (Shark, Lobster, Cape Cod)
Use these composite figures designed after classic New England summer staples to assess your students' understanding of area formulas and composite areas! This is a great way to incorporate some New England pride into your curriculum! This assignment makes for a great end-of-unit project, enrichment work for higher level students, and long-term sub plans! This product includes THREE unique polygons that students can break down in order to find the area! Great for middle school or high school geo
6th - 10th
Applied Math, Geometry
CCSS
5.G.B.3
, 5.G.B.4
, 6.G.A.1
+2
Polar Coordinates Mystery Picture
Students will practice plotting polar coordinates to create a mystery picture. Coordinates include radians, degrees, negative angles and radii, and coterminal angles. When points are plotted and connected in order, the resulting picture is a sea turtle.
9th - 12th
Calculus, Graphing, PreCalculus
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