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This assignment contains: Learning goal and success criteria A lesson about what an infographic is with a linked YouTube video An assignment pageA page with 3 different data sets that students can choose from. Of course students could collect their own data too! A page for student to create their own infographic including space to:Describe their data Find the mean, median and mode of the dataCreate a bar or double bar graphCreate a stem and leaf plot Find a picture that relates to their dataWrit

Description of this resource: This volume check in is great for assessment as or of learning. Students will find the volume of rectangular and triangular prisms. There are two different worksheets here, one has the formulas for students to follow and on the other worksheet, students need to write the formula themselves. The answer sheet has also been included that has a step by step break down of the answer.  How to use this resource: Assign this resource to your Google Classroom as an assignmen

This document contains:  ✅ 4 colour-coded graphic organizers to help students calculate surface area for: CubeRectangular prismTriangular prismSquare-based pyramid✅ Supports all learners, including multilingual learners (MLLs) and students in special education programs. ✅ Versatile & reusable – laminate or place in page protectors for repeated use with dry-erase markers. ✅ Clear, structured visuals to guide students step by step through surface area calculations. ✅ Completely editable share

This assignment contains: A double bar graph where students label the different parts of it (both axis’, title, scale etc.) Students drag these labels to the appropriate parts of the graphStudents answer questions about the graphs including what they learned from the graph, if they think the scale is appropriate etc. Students pick one of two sets of data and create a bar graph or a double bar graph. Graphing success criteria where students drag and drop check marks to check off that they have ea

This document contains:  One interactive worksheet where students are evaluating survey questions and the answers that are given. Students explain why the question and the answers are weak and then improve them. Students also then create a survey question of their own with various options. This is an interactive digital activity that is compatible with Google Classroom. You can post it as an assignment and then select, “make a copy for every student,” and then every student will be able to work

Grade 5/6 Ontario Long Range Math plans based on the 2020 math curriculum. Side by side specific expectations laid out month by month. This makes it easy to compare the similarities and differences between each grade. Expectations have checkboxes beside them to easily check them off digitally or if you print them offOn a Google Doc so you can easily add/change/edit anythingOn an 11x17 Google Doc page but this can easily be changed by going to FILE > PAGE SETUP> LETTER (8.5 x11)

This assignment contains: A letter to parents about the upcoming test (TEST IS NOT INCLUDED) with the curriculum expectations that will be covered. Four pages that cover ALL of the grade 4 2020 financial literacy expectationsContains a Kahoot Review This can be assigned using Google Classroom or can be printed out for face-to-face learningYou can use this as a review OR you can assign these pages throughout your unit to solidify concepts. Made in conjunction with the grade 4 2020 math curriculum

This assignment contains: An assessment where students will perform transformations on 4 different cartesian planes. Students will plot and then complete translations, reflections, and rotations. Students will also complete multiple transformations for one shape. A rubric based on the achievement chart Knowledge and understandingApplicationCommunicationThinkingFormatted on 8.5 x 14 size paper to give students more space but it can also be printed and completed on 8.5 x 11 size paper. Formatted o

This document contains:  One worksheet where students sort (drag) different types of data into two categories quantitative or qualitative data. Definitions of both terms are given. This is an interactive digital activity that is compatible with Google Classroom. You can post it as an assignment and then select, “make a copy for every student,” and then every student will be able to work on their own worksheet. This was made in conjunction with the new 2020 Ontario Math curriculum.

This Google Form has students answer questions about order of operations. Students will solve a variety of questions including word problems. This quiz marks itself and each question is worth 2 points for a total of 14 points. The last question asks students about how they are feeling about this mathematical concept. The Google Form will auto-generate a spreadsheet where you can check to see who has completed the check in and see each student’s individual answer. This check in can be used as ass