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Engage Students with a Hands-On Line Plot Project!Looking for an interactive and meaningful way to assess your students’ understanding of line plots? This project combines learning targets, collaboration, technology, and critical thinking in a fun and engaging activity. Project Overview:Students will work with a partner to design a data collection question, gather and analyze real-world data, and create a detailed line plot using fraction intervals. The project emphasizes mathematical skills a

Here are easy, print and go instructions for your students to create a scale drawing 4x the original size of their original image (3 inch x 5 inch) Completely editableGoogle Drive and Google Classroom Ready!Includes instructions, student sample, and grading rubric!Objective/Standard: Produce a drawing which is proportionally 4 times larger than an original drawing. CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.5.NF.B.5 Interpret multiplication as scaling (resizing)

Are you looking for a quick way to assess multiplying fractions? If so, this is your one stop shop! This 8 question quick quiz assesses the following 5th grade math learning targets: I can multiply a whole number or a fraction by a fraction. I can prove my product is correct by using a visual model. I can find the area of a rectangle (with fractional side lengths).Questions include a combination of conceptual and procedural problems. Sample Problems: 1. Draw an area model to solve the area of a

Looking for an assignment that applies all you've taught about statistics? Well, then look no further! This is ready to print/share and go!! This document provides directions for students to follow to create their own statistics project. They are required to create a statistical question and then survey a population of 50 (fellow classmates, neighbors, etc.) Then, they must report their results in the form of a dot plot, box plot, frequency table, and histogram. After the data is represent

Google Doc- ready to make a copy! This quick quiz covers the following 6th grade Common Core Math Standards Topics: Identifying the type of ratio Describing a ratio multiple ways Graphing a ratio Creating a table of ratios Drawing a tape diagram Drawing a double number line Setting up and solving a proportion Finding unit price and unit cost Email me for answer key after purchase: KathrynScholl@iusd.org Completely editable to meet student needs.

Are you looking for a quick way to assess fractions? If so, this is your one stop shop! This 8 question quick quiz assesses the following 5th grade math learning targets: I can add and subtract fractions and mixed numbers with unlike denominators .I can solve word problems involving addition and subtraction of fractions.I can represent the context of a fraction using a variety of models.Questions include a combination of conceptual and procedural problems. Sample Problems: 3/4 + 7/12Stacy is mak