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This 7th Grade Math Project-Based Learning Bundle includes 8 engaging, standards-aligned projects designed to cover the entire 7th-grade math curriculum. These digital, no-prep math projects focus on real-world applications, problem solving, and student-centered learning, making them ideal for Google Classroom, and in-person instruction. Each project integrates Google Slides, Google Forms, and interactive apps to support differentiation, self-paced learning, and meaningful assessment wh

Transform math practice into an exciting, interactive competition! In Boards Up, students work in pairs to solve timed math challenges displayed on a big screen, using whiteboards to write their answers. It is frustration-free (pairs don't compete against each other) and all in one website. How It Works: Setup: Equip every pair of students with whiteboards, markers, and erasers. Alternatives can be cardboards in plastic sleeves and napkins. Keep it simple.Rules: Pairs take turns solving problem

This app helps students and teachers quickly create box-and-whisker plots for any data set. Just enter a range and the data set, and it will generate a clear box plot. You can download the image and add it to worksheets, slides, or other documents. Ways to Use in Class: Statistics Lessons: Let students visualize data sets using box plots they create themselves. Projects & Reports: Easily generate plots to include in student research or math projects. Custom Visuals: Make clean, ready-to-use plot

This digital spinner is a simple and helpful tool for your classroom. You can enter the number of sections based on how many students you have, then spin to randomly pick a number. After each spin, the chosen number is removed so it won’t be picked again. It’s perfect for projects that involve random surveys or student selection. Ways to Use in Class: Random Surveys: Assign each student a number and use the spinner to pick students to answer questions or give feedback. Data & Probability: Have

This fun, interactive web app lets students play a simple board game while practicing math and language skills. Players enter their names, roll the dice, and move their pawns around the board. Each space has a different task—like saying a prime number, making a funny face, or saying thank you to teachers. Perfect for math warm-ups, brain breaks, or classroom games. Ways to Use in Class: Math Review: Help students practice math vocabulary, prime numbers, and operations in a fun way. Team Build