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This bundle contains two quick lessons and two worksheets with answer sheets. The lessons and worksheets focus on Finding the Volume of a Cylinder and Finding the Surface Area of a Cylinder. These activities are perfect to practice skills or to assign for homework. They also work well to assign for a supply teacher. This volume of a cylinder lesson and worksheet and surface area of a cylinder lesson and worksheet is available in PDF and Google Slides for both in class and online learning.

Here is a quick lesson and worksheet for surface area of a cylinder with answers. This straightforward activity is perfect to practice skills or to assign for homework. This can also be used for supply plans. This surface area of a cylinder lesson and worksheet is available in PDF and Google Slides for both in class and online learning.  Included in this Lesson:Review of concept- Could be used as poster or visual in class Example Question using Formula- Could be used as poster or visual in

Here is a quick lesson and worksheet for volume of a cylinder with answers. This straightforward activity is perfect to practice skills or to assign for homework. This volume of a cylinder lesson and worksheet is available in PDF and Google Slides for both in class and online learning.  Included in this Lesson:Review of concept- Could be used as poster or visual in classExample Question using Formula- Could be used as poster or visual in classWorksheetAnswers pageGoogle Slide

This is a fun, engaging inquiry activity which integrates number sense, financial literacy, persuasive writing, Social Studies and research skills. Students are to choose and research three Canadian cities that they wish to visit, map out a route, figure out distance, map out a timeline, budget for gas and calculate food and travel costs for a two week road trip. All activities align with the Ontario Grade 6 curriculum in multiple subject areas, specifically Math, Language and Social Studies inq

This NO PREP Simple Interest Lesson with practice scenarios provide students the opportunity to calculate the simple interest in a variety of real life scenarios. This particular lesson allows students to see how interest is calculated and how that can affect them with future purchases, thus, making math class relevant in their own life. Through this lesson and activity, students gain a stronger understanding and appreciation for the difference between a price tag and the actual cost. This re

Use this maze as a fun way to have students practise finding the volume and surface area of triangular and rectangular prisms. Students drag and drop the shapes to cover the correct answer pathways with the shapes until they reach the end of the maze. There is only one right answer for each question.