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The Recipe Conversion Project aligns perfectly with your unit that requires students to convert within systems and between systems. The instructions are clear and concise, there is plenty of space to show work, and the project requires students to apply math to the real world. Rubric included.

This project is perfect for students who ask, "Why are we learning this?" By interviewing an adult, students will learn more about where math is in life outside the classroom. The assignment includes a requirement for students to make a one-slide Google Slides presentation or PowerPoint, but could easily be completed on paper without technology. The rubric is included, so it's easy for you to grade. Use this ready-to-go resource at the end of the year!

Are you a math teacher? Math geek? Someone who loves puns? These Valentine's Day cards are perfect for you! After purchase, you receive a PDF file with 8 unique cards. They are printable on 8.5 x 11 paper or can be printed 2 to a page. Each card can be left flat or folded. Personalize with "to" and "from" on each card!

The Composite Area Project aligns perfectly with your unit on area and composite area. The instructions are clear and concise and the project requires students to apply math to the real world. Rubric and grading details included.

Finding percents is challenging for 6th and 7th graders! Help your students with this one page guide to finding percents with two methods.