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Higher education math cultural activities
Multiplying and Dividing Decimals Project Based Learning
Distance Learning Printable Math Activity Independent Work Packet to send home with students!Food Truck Project PBL Engage all of your learners with this Food Truck Festival PBL! This decimals activity is a great way to have your students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals. This math project is fun for all ages, but more specifically the 5th-8th grade age range. This activity can be differentiated by having every student research the same items for a food truck, cho
End of the Year Teacher Roast
Looking for the perfect way to end the year? Let your students roast you!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Black Mathematicians
What kind of people do children see when they turn on the TV? Do kids see mathematicians and scientists? If they do, do they see Black and Brown and mathematicians and scientists? Do they know any Black mathematicians? This resource can help you teach Black History during Black History Month and beyond! These mini informational slides are the perfect edition to any classroom to motivate, encourage, inspire, and empower your scholars. Not only does these slides provide students with written text,
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
PICTURE OF THE DAY 1st Nine Weeks Critical Thinking, Writing Prompt All Subjects
I use this as a daily review of ELA, Math, Social Studies, and Science. 1st Nine Weeks Picture a Day. 45 pictures with discussion pages. I show the big picture first then go to the discussion page. This Power Point covers all subjects. 100% Editable Slides if you would like to change the picture, discussion topics, or writing prompt. The kids LOVE this activity!
Every Slide:
Observations
Inference
Predictions
Fact and Opinion
Cause and Effect
Some Slides:
Solid, Liquid, Gas
Ecosystems
Shape
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Jaime Escalante Reading Activity
This lesson plan includes a 1,000-word article I wrote on Jaime Escalante, the inspiration behind the movie, Stand and Deliver. The article was written for Hispanic Heritage Month but it can also be used as an introduction to the movie.
There are five reading comprehension questions attached to the article and some links to video clips. Answer key included.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Basic Concepts: quantitative (More/Less)
Basic concepts are the foundation of a child's speech and language development as well as eduction. Those concepts are important for a child to understand in order to perform everyday tasks like following directions, description of things, participating in classroom or engaging in conversation.This bilingual therapy material comes in both English and Chinese (中文) version. It targets on understanding and identifying quantitative basic concepts (more/less). It is also great for children who are wo
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PreK - K, Higher Education
Project-based Unit on Polite/Impolite Behaviors
This project-based unit on polite behaviors is an engaging and interactive way for ESL students to build their communication skills. Other skills and systems are targeted in the unit, such as reading to make predictions and writing a hypothesis. Depending on the dynamics of the class and instructor, this unit can be completed in 1-2 weeks.Although students are expected to conduct surveys in public and present their findings, the tasks can be adapted to suit the class's comfort zones and needs. F
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sweet Treat Experiments Using Pop Rocks
14 Delicious recipes for celebrating July 1st, July 4th, graduation or any other day. All recipes are sweet and include adding pop rocks to them. This is optional but makes a great way to celebrate! You can use these recipes in cooking class at school, teach your kids at home how to, or at family celebrations. You can give these treats as presents or even use them as an edtible center piece. Enjoy the pop and fizz these treats give off. Happy Celebrating!! Includes a recipe for pop rocks too. S
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Make a Mandala a Radial Design Art Lesson Plan
This is an art project to teach students how to create a radial design / Mandala. This lesson plan includes a picture of a mandala that I created as an example for my class. It contains a list of materials needed, TEKS covered, student objectives, instructions, student handout (with directions questions and a notes page) and a suggested rubric for grading the project. You can use it to focus on culture, art, mathematics, or just for fun.Thank you,Shawna Poage =)
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Chinese story literacy math foreign language learning unit
"Grandfather Tang's Story" by Ann Tompert is a fun tale about two "fox faeries" told in Tangram shapes. With this companion unit to the book, Students will learn:*math, geometry*Story writing*Chinese culture*Chinese characters and words for animals*Friendship*LogicThis 19 page unit has:* How to make a Tangram puzzle instructions.* Tangrams of all the Animals in the story with Chinese character and pin yin pronunciation* “My Tangram Story” printable activity* Math/ riddle worksheet.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
WebQuest: History of Math (Any Level with Answers)
Here are 50 questions regarding the History of Math. Sample answers are included. This is a great project for both groups and individuals. You can also give out the questions a few at a time during the semester for extra credit or for projects. I used this with all levels of high school math but it is also appropriate for middle school. I hope that all the websites shown on the answers are correct as I haven't checked them lately. Many of the questions have multiple answers and you can accep
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Matariki star - make from harakeke (NZ flax) or paper
This harakeke star is lovely to make at Matariki - made out of NZ flax, these stars are simple to make and can be hung as a mobile, placed on a nature table, a window or Matariki wall display; or scatter on the table around a hakari (feast).Includes a 5 pointed star template, which is useful for measuring the lengths and angles, helping ensure the finished star is more even (though even wonky stars are beautiful too!)As Harakeke is a firmer material to work with, young children could also make
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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+30 Easy activities mandala coloring pages for Adults
Unwind and tap into your creative flow with our captivating collection of over 30 mandala coloring pages designed specifically for adults. Immerse yourself in a world of tranquility and self-expression as you embark on a therapeutic journey through intricate patterns and soothing designs. Whether you're seeking a mindful moment of relaxation or a creative outlet to destress, these easy-to-color mandalas offer the perfect escape. Let your imagination soar as you explore a myriad of themes, from n
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Numbers to 10 in Wiradjuri Language
This resource includes two sets of posters of numbers 1 to 10 in Wiradjuri Language and English.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Black Mathematician Posters (SET OF 20)
Celebrate Black History Month throughout the WHOLE Month of February with this SET OF 20 Classroom Poster Set with Famous Black Mathematicians!Each poster includes:Name of Black MathematicianLife spanPicture/PortraitHis/Her contribution to the field of mathematicsQuote by Black MathematicianThis set includes advanced mathematical ideas that have been discovered, and was created for 9-12 Math Classrooms, but may be appropriate in other settings as well!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
3d Modular Origami STEAM lesson
This project is a 3d origami collaborative. I am using this with my 3rd-6th grade students, but could definitely be used through high school. This can be used to create a Chinese Dragon for Chinese New Year. Math, ruler use, and multiculturalism are used to create the 3D origami pieces. The worksheet has step by step directions with illustrations and there are video suggestions for visual learners. This can be a 1-3 week project and can be used with several classes to build a collaborative proje
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
AP Spanish Listening Activity | Los desafíos globales mundiales | 6 Contextos
Comprensión auditiva sobre los seis contextos de la unidad: Los temas económicos | el medio ambiente |La población y la demografía | El bienestar social | El pensamiento filosófico y la religión | La conciencia social y más.Comprensión auditiva: “Los desafíos mundiales” Para esta actividad, podrás ver cinco videos que demuestran la innovación tecnológica y avances médicos que a veces interfiere con la ética de varias comunidades en el mundo. Mientras ves los videos, circula la respuesta más ade
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Black History Month - STEM Powerpoint
This is a PowerPoint presentation that list's famous/non-famous African American mathematicians, engineers, inventors, scientist, etc. I wanted to include Black History Month in my Math class while making it fun and interesting, and this is a great way to do so. It takes about 1-2 min every day to read the slides and I feel as thought the students enjoy it.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Money - Coins, Bills, Math Literacy
Learn the Money Presentation - with answer key (including presidents/people on coins and bills)What is the value of each coin or bill? Do you know who the person is on that bill or coin? How much money do you have if you add ___________________? Math and Money Literacy - Identifying coins and bills, identifying famous people, calculating money.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Black History Month Leaders - Mary Jackson Biography
This African American Mathematician Mary Jackson is a Black History Leader in Math. Your students will love reading the biography of the Black History Leader in Math! What is African American Mathematician - Mary Jackson Biography Close Reading?This is a complete close reading lesson including a one page biography article on the famous African American mathematician Mary Jackson. What will you find in this resource?6 unique slides of PDF & GOOGLE SLIDES ready to use with students.A Lesson pl
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4th - 8th, Higher Education
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Famous and Historic Riddles/Brain Teasers - cross curricular activity
This cross-curricular, critical thinking activity is quick (4-7 minutes for each riddle) and works well as a bellringer, when you are in between activities or when you finish early and need something to hold students over till the bell rings. Expose your students to some of the most famous riddles ever created. From the most ancient Sumerian riddle discovered to Harry Potter, your students will be exposed to these classics from many eras and cultures. Literature, poetry, math, geography, and his
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Halloween / Fall Statistics Class Activity for Box Plots and Five Number Summary
Hello!If you're looking for a fun and engaging activity for your Statistics Class this Halloween or fall season, this activity is great! My students enjoy getting the opportunity to eat candy as they work on some real-world statistical applications. The activity requires students to collect data, share data with their peers, and analyze the data. They will be working on creating a five number summary and analyzing/drawing box plots. You will need to purchase candy for this activity. Please reach
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Days of Christmas Holiday Class Activity | 25 Days of Christmas
✨ **Experience the Magic of Learning with our 25 Days of Christmas Class Activity!** ✨ **Join the Festive Fun in Every Square!** Get ready for an unforgettable journey as we celebrate the holiday season with our exciting "25 Days of Christmas Class Activity." Immerse your students in the spirit of joy, creativity, and anticipation as they unveil a new surprise each day in December! **Step into a World of Color and Creativity:**Dive into the enchanting world of vibrant patterns, snowflakes, and l
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Algebra 2 Rational Expressions Culturally Responsive Review Activity
Review solving rational expressions with this twinning activity. Students are partnered up in pairs and each receive a set of 6 problems. Though the problems are different, each partner should get the same answer. The rules are as follows:Partners may not move on to the next problem without having both agreed on the answer.If a partner finishes a problem before the other, they must watch their partner's work and check it for errors as they work.If partners disagree on an answer, they must expl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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