Milo Math

This is a turn-key planning guide for students to create an infographic about a topic that is important to them. Each step is structured and scaffolded, including: Making observations of other infographics to understand their structure and purposeChoosing a topicCreating survey questions (including a slideshow with a mini-lesson on categorical vs. numerical questions)Graphing survey resultsRepresenting data as fractions, decimals, and percentsConsidering how to present data in a persuasive and

This is a ready-to-go, turn-key project that's great for making end-of-year or end-of-unit review more student-centered and fun. Students get the opportunity to apply their learning by creating the game and its questions, and then get additional practice as they play games created by their peers. Each step is carefully structured and scaffolded. This project was originally written for 6th grade but can easily be adapted for any grade level. This packet includes the following sections: Plan yo

For this project, students research meal prices from a real restaurant of their choice, calculate the total bill for their group (including tax, tip, and coupons), and then determine how much of the bill each person will pay. This project is ready-to-go and is structured and scaffolded with instructions and graphic organizers from start to finish. A grading checklist/rubric is also included. This project is also a great way to build relationships with students! It provides an excellent opportun

These foldable notes for Properties of Operations (Commutative, Associative, Distributive, etc.) include concise, plain-english definitions and clear examples on one consolidated page. This is a great resource for students to reference as they practice identifying each property, applying order of operations, simplifying expressions, or solving algebraic equations.

In this activity, students are asked whether a statement is sometimes, always, or never true. For example: "An obtuse angle and a right angle can form a supplementary angle." This document includes geometry statements about 2D and 3D geometry standards in Virginia and is easily editable to meet your specific needs. Teachers could use this resource effectively in many ways, but it was designed as follows: Give students this document at the beginning of the unit. Have them keep it in a safe, easi