Bringing Math Forward

The PowerPoint presentation defines and illustrates tessellations. There are multiple examples which include different transformations: translation, rotation, reflection. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ The student project allows students to express their creativity by creating their own tessellations. They are allowed to use different transformations in order to create their tessellation. A grading rubric is included as well as a l

There are three items in this bundle: an introductory PowerPoint with vocabulary and examples on both the theorem and the converse, a student worksheet with problems on the theorem and its converse, a STEM project in which students create a stained glass window.

In this bundle, three items are included. The first is an introductory PowerPoint which explains the Pythagorean Theorem and which has student examples. Secondly, there is a student worksheet where students can apply what they have learned; there is a link to a Google doc with the student portion of the worksheet. Finally, there is a STEM project in which students must design and build a home for a gnome.

This bundle includes an introductory PowerPoint and a student worksheet on the Pythagorean Theorem as well as an introductory PowerPoint and student worksheet with an added activity on the distance formula. Answer keys are provided for both workhsheets as well as the distance formula activity. Also included is the STEM project, Pythagoras' Stained Glass Windows.

This bundle has a PowerPoint presentation and a student activity, both on the distance formula. The PowerPoint presentation inclues the derivation of the distance formula from the Pythagorean Theorem, student examples, and an exit ticket to check for student understanding. The worksheet contains distance formula problems with integers, fractions, and decimals as well as an added color by number activity. The activity can be done on hard copies or virtually.

Hold on, Baby is a STEM project which can be used as a PBL project, which can be used with fractions or decimals, and in which students use their knowledge of area. The PowerPoint includes pictures of the high chair with fraction and decimal measurements as well as pictures of a possible solution.

This PowerPoint serves as an introduction to the Pythagorean Theorem. Included in the presentation are vocabulary, step-by-step instructions, and student examples. The converse of the Pythagorean Theorem along with examples are also included.

This PowerPoint presentation introduces students to the distance formula. First, the distance formula is derived from the Pythagorean Theorem. Then, several examples are presented which can be done with students or by students independently and checked as a whole class. Finally, there is an exit ticket to check students' understanding.

This PowerPoint gives the definition of a tessellation and illustrates how a tessellation works. There are multiple examples given with different transformations: translations, rotations, and reflections

This PowerPoint is designed to be used with the STEM/PBL project, Hold On, Baby. The Powerpoint gives pictures of the high chair, pictures with both fraction and decimal measurements, and a possible solution. The PowerPoint is free when bought with the bundle.