Phoenix Math

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I have taught in an urban school district many years. My experience is mainly in the middle levels 6-8th grade mathematics. However, I have spent time in the elementary level as well.

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Transformations Scavenger Hunt

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Watch your students move throughout your classroom as they solve problems involving Transformations including: * Translations * Rotations * Reflections * Dilations * Word Problems * Graphs This is a great activity to get your class up and moving while solving math problems. Use it as a whole group activity or as a center. Sit back and watch the magic happen in this self correcting activity, Please let me know how it works for you! Keep on the lookout for more.Other Similar Items:2-Step Equations

7th - 9th

Geometry, Math

CCSS

8.G.A.3

Volume of Cylinders, Cones and Spheres Scavenger Hunt

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Watch your students move throughout your classroom as they solve problems involving Volume including: *Cylinders * Cones * Spheres * Both Pictures and Word Problems This is a great activity to get your class up and moving while solving math problems. Use it as a whole group activity or as a center. Sit back and watch the magic happen in this self correcting activity, Please let me know how it works for you! Keep on the lookout for more.Other Similar Items:2-Step Equations with Negatives Scaveng

7th - 9th

Geometry, Math

CCSS

8.G.C.9

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Experience

I have taught in an urban school district many years. My experience is mainly in the middle levels 6-8th grade mathematics. However, I have spent time in the elementary level as well.

Teaching style

I like to use my what students love (music, games, movies, technology etc.) to find new ways to teach concepts. While I do believe the old methods work there is no harm in introducing new ideas.