Mathematical Magic

The 3-D Sculpture Project is a hands-on, interdisciplinary activity that blends geometry, creativity, and problem-solving, making it highly beneficial. In this project, students are tasked with designing and constructing a 3D sculpture using shapes such as cylinders, spheres, and cones, while calculating the volume of each object. How This Project Can Be Useful in the classroomd: Reinforces Math Concepts: This project helps students apply their understanding of geometry, specifically volume calc

This anchor chart is a simple way for students to identify the difference between rational and irrational numbers. Great resource for a word wall.

The anchor chart details the square and cube roots. Use this tool to display around your classroom or print as an individual anchor chart for student notebooks!

The anchor chart details the most common laws of exponents: multiply, divide, power to power, negative and zero exponents. Use this tool to display around your classroom or print as an individual anchor chart for student notebooks!

The anchor chart details Pythagorean Theorem in three dimensions, specifically rectangular prisms. Use this tool to display around your classroom or print as an individual anchor chart for student notebooks!

The anchor chart demonstrates how to find the distance between two points using Pythagorean Theorem. Use this tool to display around your classroom or print as an individual anchor chart for student notebooks!

The anchor chart details the definition of Pythagorean Theorem, the formula, and what each letter represents on a right triangle. Use this tool to display around your classroom or print as an individual anchor chart for student notebooks!

The anchor chart details the definition of scientific notation, as well as how to manually change a number from scientific notation to standard form. Use this tool to display around your classroom or print as an individual anchor chart for student notebooks!

This quiz has students changing numbers from standard form to scientific notation, as well as from scientific notation to standard form. Students will also use operations with scientific notation. The quiz also assess rational vs irrational numbers, approximating numbers on a number line and laws of exponents. When I give this quiz, students have already been given other assessments to cover the review questions.

The anchor chart details a proof of the Pythagorean Theorem using the area model. Use this tool to display around your classroom or print as an individual anchor chart for student notebooks!