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Math Center Hands on Tools, Activities and Basis for Use
You will find this grouping of basic math tools and how to use one of your best resources for teaching basic math skills.
PreK - 2nd
Basic Operations
CCSS
MP1
Pizza Shop Analysis
Students get on the internet and perform a cost-analysis to determine if it is cheaper to ‘Build Your Own’ pizza or buy a Specialty Pizza at three different pizza shops. This document walks a student through step-by-step from writing a hypothesis to information gathering to calculations to forming their conclusion. Very basic math skills involved. Feel free to edit for your own classroom.
5th - 8th
Basic Operations, Math, Other (Math)
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Addition/Subtraction Decimal Challenge Quiz
This is a short quiz to assess your students on adding and subtracting decimals. They will need to pay attention to decimal placement. There is also some problems written in word form.
4th - 6th
Basic Operations, Decimals
Rock Band Tour - STEM
This lesson has be used for a STEM enrichment. This lesson asks students to work collaboratively or independently. Students will create a rock band and plan an international tour. Students must log their travel expenses, distances, and elapsed time. This lesson allows students to see the needs for budgeting, planning, and provides a wonderful introduction to the global perspective. Requirements can easily be adjusted to fit the needs of any class.
5th - 8th, Higher Education
Basic Operations, Geography
Counting Dot Method Chart
It's not uploading correctly so it will need tweaking. Change font to SF Movie Poster in Microsoft Word, then move dots to correct place and on top of numbers. If addition is a struggle try the counting dot method.
K - 2nd
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Math
Math Real World New Year Project
Think about eight special numbers from 2014 that were important to you in some way.
Examples:
*number of teeth you lost in 2014
*number of friends you made in 2014,
*number on the favorite jersey you got in 2014, and so much more!!
For each special number, I want you to write why it is special, and then use your number in a subtraction equation. Your special number may be an addend, or the difference. Please include at least four 2-digit numbers.
A chart is included to guide students, depen
1st - 6th
Basic Operations, Numbers
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