BrooksMath

Do you want warm-ups on Google Forms that are real ACT practice questions? Do you want your students to have their work self-graded? Don't spend time putting it together, use mine! 9 Google Forms in the set Each Google Form has 3 questions and a reflection question.

This Task asks students to think about applying the following skills: calculating taxes, tipping, calculating sales price. With introduction and discussion, this can take 2 hours. But you can alter this to fit into one class period. Bundle Includes: teacher discussion guide key worksheet (with links for G & T Extension) Skills: Algebraic reasoning/explaining work, calculating percentages, inverse operations,

This project addresses four domains of learning math; including anxiety, physical health, time management, and multitasking. Plus a component on distance learning (take this out if you want). This provides research in the form of reading and videos. Students recieve instructions to do the research and then write a summary of their learning and how it pertains to them and create a video (or present) on what they produce/write. This provides CHOICE for students. This provides discussion opport

Need a warm-up? Use mine! Each warm up comes with a model/anchor chart to use. Each one asks questions for a stated learning target. Each one gives a student a chance to give feedback. These are self-grading and often can give a great conversation starter. Learning Targets Include: Combine Like Terms Distributive Property Reciprocals Solving two-step equations Solving with x on both sides Translating words to equations Collect data into spreadsheets. Allow kids to "edit" their submissions

Averages Task. Tommy is looking at a job and wants to know what his salary will likely be. To do this, he will find the mean and median salaries at the companies. But which one will he use? This task allows for students to find the mean and median, but then they have to explain which one they would use and why. can be a great conversation starter about salaries when you apply for jobs, outliers, mean vs median, and lots of other topics. Comes with PDF and Docs version, Key, and G & T extension

Use proportions to explore how a small thing (idling buses) will make a big impact in terms of money. This task asks students to explore how much idling buses impacts the bottom line of schools. They will need to determine which information is important and how to use it. Climate change friendly Can be extended into two days with additional questions Answer key included Extenstion Questions Included

This Task is in Google Slides format for Blended Learning/Online Learning. This blends learning of cell structure/biology with Volume and Surface area of 3D shapes. Students answer questions about cell structure, then solve for V, SA, and ratios. Then students complete an online lab based on the same principle. Complete with reference links, extra resources, and a G & T problem set. Also included is the answer key.

Gemma has a habit of ordering coffees from a certain coffee shop. There is an article about people like her saving a million dollars over a lifetime if they were to stop the habit. Is that true? This task asks the student to explore this concept. Extrapolation Exploration!! In this task the student will: -make assumptions -read and synthesize information -convert units - explore the concept of substitution effect -explore compound interest (online calculator) there is a key and a teacher guid

Given a situation where you are asked to model dirt being transported in trucks, but you don't know the size of the trucks or the amount of dirt needed; write an equation. This task allows for conversations with: Units Literal Equations Writing Equations Rewriting equations Rounding I do this task after doing Illustrated Math's deliver truck task. Where you consider how to write different expressions. I also do this after talking about literal equations and rewriting expressions. In the folder

Set of five cards: table word problem graph picture and a blank one (own words) plus a title card pair think and share. Great for warm ups or discussions. use it on a PPT. PNGs in Google Slides and PDF versions of different sizes are both in the folder

PBL I used in my early Algebra 1 Class. Students make a video picking from a foundational skill.