AshleyS

This is an entertaining and enjoyable project where the students get to design a neighborhood of their own! It allows them to use their creativity all while practicing mathematical skills in the areas of perimeter, area, and circumference. Included in this project packet are detailed instructions, a grading rubric where the points for each section are broken down with a place for teacher's comments, along with a formula page for review and reference! This is a 100 point project!

This is an activity that teaches students about ratios and how to write them and read them! In this activity, the students will survey their classmates regarding their likes and interests in order to learn about a ratio and what it means. Each question has 2 choices and they must give an answer for one or the other. For example: Which type of gum do you prefer, Orbit or Stride? There are 15 questions for each student to ask each other. There are printable ratio notes, a question sheet, a recordi

This sheet gives the students an overview of what a ratio is AND an explanation of how to write a ratio in 3 different ways! This activity gives the students a chance to survey their classmates regarding pets, siblings, and buying vs. packing lunch(just to name a few!) This activity would be a great whole class activity that the teacher could lead OR the students could interview individual students in the class to answer the questions provided on the worksheet. This activity includes 10 ratio qu