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10th grade decimals lessons
Thanksgiving Math Activity
Welcome to Thanksgiving on a Budget! Help your students have a real world math experience this holiday season! The task: Create a Thanksgiving dinner feeding 15 people for $50 or under!Students will use local grocery store ads to compare prices, look at serving sizes, and create their very own Thanksgiving dinner! They will need to get creative to buy every item on the list and stay within the budget. Materials included:SlidesTeacher InstructionsInstructions on how to find local adsLesson PlanEd
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4th - 10th
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Getting to Know You: The Back to School Project
What better way to welcome students back to school? The "Getting to Know You Project" integrates fractions, decimals, percents, and data in an engaging and exciting lesson. You'll be the envy of your department on Back to School Night when your walls are covered in beautiful and mathematically rich projects. The students will enjoy the project so much they will forget they are doing math. Extensions adapt the lesson from grades four through high school. Compass and straightedge construction
Integrating Essential Skills Unit - Math ACT Prep - Lesson Plans and Resources
This unit includes daily suggested lesson plans, bell ringers, activities/ worksheets, review slides, guided notes, ACT-type practice questions, and exit tickets that cover the following topics:Mean, Median, ModeFactorsLeast Common MultiplesFractionsReciprocalsPercentRatiosRational NumbersScientific NotationData InterpretationRatesProportionsPerimeterArea - RectangleCircumferenceArea - CircleArea - TriangleArea - OtherMidpoint**********************************************************************
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Math ACT Prep Curriculum BUNDLE - Lesson Plans and Resources
4 Week Job simulation, paycheck, taxes - Financial Literacy
Paycheck/Taxes SimulationThis project is a Life Skills project, primarily directed towards 15-17 yearold students, but could easily accommodate younger students.This project is a 4 week job simulation. Students fill out a time card foreach week. They calculate straight time, overtime, and double time.They determine and subtract the deductions (federal income tax, FICAand Medicare). Weeks get progressively more difficult as far ascalculating the elapsed time. Week 4 includes 2 options- standard t
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Convert a Repeating Decimal to a Fraction
This Powerpoint lesson teaches the conversion of a repeating decimal into a fraction through step-by-step demonstration. The lesson consists of:
• review of vocabulary - rational and irrational number, terminating and repeating decimal
• review - converting a fraction to a decimal and converting a terminating decimal to a fraction
• step-wise lesson on converting a repeating decimal (one repeating digit), with some fun encouragement mixed in
• conversion of repeating decimal (with two repe
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7th - 11th
Consumer Math Leaving a Tip at a Restaurant
This is an activity that focuses on tipping 15% and 20% in a restaurant setting. There are two note sheets that explain how to tip both 15 and 20% with examples, as well as, a two page practice worksheet packet. It also includes a challenge question where the students are asked to tip 25%, and a challenge question that asks the students how to split a bill evenly. It lists a critical thinking question where the students are asked what other places would involve leaving a tip when they visit. Thi
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5th - 11th
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Comparison Shopping: Everyday Life Skills Math Series: Packet Three
How many times have you gone to a store and had to decide which item was the better buy? Your gut may make your choice but common sense and a little mathematical knowledge would make the choice easier. Actually in many stores when you try to read the product label on the shelf, you will find on the label the words “unit price”. In this packet, each student will be asked to look at everyday items that people may purchase and try to determine which situation provides the best price for their m
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4th - 10th, Adult Education
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Fractions, Improper Fractions, Decimals, Mixed Numbers - Online No Prep Bundle
A bundle of Google Classroom activities which can be used with no prep or as an interactive teacher lead activity. Perfect for visual learners, built by a Special Education Math teacher to help students see the full picture!
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5th - 12th
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Decimal Operations Posters and Notes
In this file you will find 8 pages of teacher posters and student notes on how to:add and subtract decimalsmultiply a whole number by a decimaldivide decimals and whole numbersdivide a decimal by another decimal
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3rd - 12th
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TAXES Unit: Lesson 1, Understanding Your Paystub
This is a more in-depth version of the free download called Understanding Your Paystub. It's also Lesson 1 of the TAXES Unit which includes 4 additional lessons. (Because of file size, the unit was separated into two packages sold separately. See Lessons 2-5 as a separate download.)Skills: Convert a % to a decimal.Add, subtract, multiply and divide money amounts.Read and locate information on a selected tax chart. Transfer money amounts from one spot to another.Follow formula provided. Vocabula
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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RATIONAL NUMBERS BELL RINGERS AND TASK CARDS
GRADE 7 OPERATIONS WITH FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS WARM UPS AND TASK CARDS4 weeks of daily bell ringers / warm up activities to practice working with rational numbers!These 20 bell-ringers are an excellent way to get your students to practice operations with fractions and decimals! All you have to do is choose your bell ringer for the day, put it up on the screen, and students get to work as soon as they enter the classroom! This is a great addition to units where students will be adding, subtractin
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5th - 10th
MENU MATH WORD PROBLEMS PACKET #4 BURGER SHACK
Engage, Encourage, & Entertain students with real-life applications of mathematical concepts. Math word problems in this series involve multi-step ordering from menus, calculating tax & tips, and budgeting for meals in a variety of scenarios. Students will develop & use critical thinking skills & problem-solving abilities as they dissect complex scenarios into manageable steps. Applicable common core state standards are covered. Students must identify relevant data & determin
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: MENU MATH WORD PROBLEMS BUNDLE #2
Converting Fractions to Decimals, Decimals to Percents
This document is a power point presentation that covers how to read and write numbers, how to read and write fractions, how to change to a decimal, and how to change a decimal to a percent.
Some of the pages are interactive and allow you to match the problem with the correct answer on the screen. This is great for a presentation and/or Smartboard. Most pages have animation/timing set to "click of the mouse", unless I felt it should appear with a previous item.
This can be used with various g
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4th - 12th
Checking Accounts: Everday Life Skills Math Series: Packet Two
In “Packet One” of Everyday Life Skills Math Series, the student was introduced to the job experience and how their employer keeps record of their time worked. Once you start working and receive a paycheck, whether a paper check handed directly to you or directly deposited into a bank account, you will need to have a place to keep your money. You may need to open a bank account as either a savings or checking account. In this packet we will concentrate on a personal checking account and show
Lesson on Decimals, real world applications and answer key
A complete lesson on Decimals and real world applications. This includes the adding, subtracting, dividing and multiplying decimals, converting decimals to fractions and vice versa, rounding decimals. Answer key for all exercises are included.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Interest and Inflation Financial Literacy Bundle: 5 Lessons & FREEBIE
There is a lot of talk about interest rates and inflation in the news lately. Teach your high school students about these personal financial literacy topics with these age-appropriate, engaging, and visually-appealing lessons and activities.1) Interest Rates: What are they, how are they set, when do they help, and when do they hurt?2) Compound Interest: How $100 can grow to $4,690!3) Inflation: What is it, how is it measured, when is it a problem?4) Consumer Price Index: A measure of inflation f
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8th - 12th
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Percentages - Complete Unit of Work
In this unit, students will learn how to use percentages in Maths. They will start with an introduction to percentages, and will learn to find one number as a percentage of another and percentage change. Students will also look at percentages above 100%. Students will then learn how to find percentages of amounts and how to increase and decrease amounts by percentages. They will look at using multipliers to find percentages and work out reverse percentages, before looking at percentages in real
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Complete Bundle - All units of work
Ratios, Proportions, & Percentages Notes / Lessons
I have personally used this with my Algebra students as a set of unit notes. This can also be used for practice, study purposes, homework, test preparation, etc. This resource includes definitions, simple calculation questions, word problems, etc.
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7th - 10th
Add & Subtract Rational Numbers Notes & Ex (intervention, review, or intro)
Great for: intervention, struggling students, review
I used these notes and examples for math intervention. The flowchart utilizes the rules of adding and subtracting positive and negative fractions and decimals. It really helped these struggling kiddos keep organized in their work and not miss a step!
The examples are very short (two for fractions, two for decimals). I supplemented the lesson by having them work in pairs on problems from our textbook.
I made these with minimum paper waste i
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6th - 10th
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Metric Conversion Staircase Handout
A handout designed to be used as an introduction, a refresher, a study aid, or a homework assignment for metric conversions. Simple enough to be used at any level that students need to perform metric conversions. Step-by-step example guides students through the process of making conversions using the metric system. Also includes helpful mnemonic devices to help students feel successful. Also included on this worksheet are 10 practice problems to see if students have mastered the concept.
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5th - 12th
Error Analysis: Printable One Step Equations Pack (Add., Sub., Mult., Div.)
This printable file includes 4 pages of error analysis problems with their answer keys. It has integers, fractions, and decimals, and covers one step equations involving addition, multiplication, subtraction, and division. It can be used as a station activity, 4 days worth of warmup/closing activities, or a homework packet. Enjoy!
LESSON2_READING AND WRITING DECIMALS
LESSON_READING AND WRITING DECIMALSREADING DECIMALSWRITING DECIMALSWARM UPVOCABULARY LESSON PROPERLESSON PRACTICELESSON TASKS
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3rd - 12th
Financial Mathematics PPT
This PPT on financial mathematics is designed to reduce information overload by using cognitive psychology. Cognitive overload is a cognitive psychology concept that refers to a state where an individual's cognitive resources, such as working memory and attention, are overwhelmed by the amount or complexity of information or tasks they are trying to process simultaneously. When someone experiences cognitive overload, their ability to absorb, understand, and effectively respond to the information
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7th - 10th
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Scientific Notation Conversions and Operations
This is a visual Quick-Look document for students to use as a cheat sheet or visual guide to understand how to convert standard numbers to scientific notation form and scientific notation numbers to standard form.It clearly explains when to use negative exponents or positive exponents.
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7th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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