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6th grade applied math rubrics
STEM: Bridge Building Rubric
This rubric is useful for any bridge building project (toothpick, popsicle stick, pasta, etc)We used this rubric for an 8th grade STEM class where students worked in partners to design and build a pasta bridgeCan be adjusted to meet the needs of your project
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4th - 12th
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Math Project Teens Shopping for Clothes on a Budget *DISTANCE LEARNING
PRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!Teens Shopping for Clothes on a Budget ProjectAre you looking for a math project that is engaging and fun for teens? Do you want to incorporate technology into your lessons? Teens Shopping for Clothes on a Budget Project is exactly what you need! This math project is a fun way for your students to apply mathematical reasoning of integers, decimals, percentages, discounts, and budgets in a real-world situation that is fun and importa
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6th - 11th
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Math Mini Project- 6 Choices/Rubrics- Editable- End of Year
I have done this mini-project every year I've taught and I absolutely love it. You can use it over and over again in a variety of different ways but my favorite is to end the school year. It is simply a great way to check mastery, provide differentiation, and allow students to be creative and have some fun showing their knowledge. The project typically takes 1 week in my classroom but could be shortened or extended depending on your needs. You could also save this project and edit to use during
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6th - 12th
Career Monthly Bils Circle Graph Project
In this project students draw a career and select 10 of their monthly bills. They then figure what percent of their monthly salary goes to each item and create a circle graph showing where their money goes. The file you will receive includes a rubric for the project, an accountability sheet, 24 "career cards", a list of choices for the 7 required and 3 choice items in the project, and teachers notes about how the project has been made successful in their class. It is a word document so any of th
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6th - 8th
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Transformation Geometry Project with an Assessment Rubric: Gr 6-8 Geometry
This creative and fun math geometry project assesses students’ ability to perform and describe 3 kinds of transformations: translations, rotations, and reflections. It is a great summative assessment for your transformation unit!It will take several work periods for students to create their design and write or type a detailed explanation of the process. This is how I can really see if they understand the concepts. I encourage students to describe their process using specific mathematical vocabul
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6th - 8th
Numeracy Progressions NSW Outcome Tracking Sheet for ES1- Year 6
The Excel and Word table and/or spreadsheet cover the NSW Outcomes for Kindgergarten (ES1), Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3 students Australian Curriculum Numeracy Progressions. This Numeracy progressions spreadsheet is a great resource for teachers to use as a way of monitoring children with an editable format, for your program digitally or on paper. You can use this Numeracy progressions spreadsheet throughout the term to record your class' marks or across the school. You can easily make any modific
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PreK - 10th
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3 Act Math Problem Solving Worksheet Template & Scoring Rubric (ppt)
Student template/worksheet that will apply for any 3 Act math activity. The student worksheet is 2 pages, so best when printed two-sided.TEACHERS this also comes with a bonus Scoring Rubric which scores perseverance, communication, and accuracy. (based on CCSS Math Practice 1-5)
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3rd - 12th
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A Long Walk to Water MATH Project (Rubric) CROSS-CURRICULAR
Looking for a way to promote cross-curricular collaboration with your middle school team while also having your students apply mathematical concepts to real world issues? This math resource allows you to do just that!This math project is based on the novel, A Long Walk to Water. This rubric provides students with everything that they need (including a very important Google Maps link that I have tailored) to apply their mathematical perspective on the character, Nya.Math concepts addressed in thi
Area of Compound Shapes | Dream Home Project | Area of Composite Figures | Math
A fun and engaging geometry project that will have students demonstrating their knowledge of area of compound shapes while building a dream home! Included in this project are teacher guidelines and basic project information, 1/4 in. grid paper, a project rubric, student requirement and checkpoint packet, and an area work packet. This resource gives students very detailed instructions and guidelines while also allowing them to be as creative as they want! Student checkpoints that require a teac
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5th - 8th
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Problem Solving Strategies (Grades 5-6) by Teaching Ink
This book is designed to help students become more confident problem solvers. Some problems may have more than one correct answer… as you would in real life. There also may be few ways to solve some problems. The focus of this book is on the processes that are used to find solutions to problems. If students are equipped with knowledge of different processes they can use, they will be able to tackle any problem.
The content of this 64-page workbook includes: Teacher Instructions and Answer Key,
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5th - 6th
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Transformations Assessment Task
This assignment contains:An assessment where students will perform transformations on 4 different cartesian planes. Students will plot and then complete translations, reflections, and rotations. Students will also complete multiple transformations for one shape. A rubric based on the achievement chart Knowledge and understandingApplicationCommunicationThinkingFormatted on 8.5 x 14 size paper to give students more space but it can also be printed and completed on 8.5 x 11 size paper. Formatted on
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5th - 8th
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Up-The Lesson
This is PBL inspired by the Disney movie Up. It is an integrated Math and Science experience that works to answer the question "How many latex balloons does it take to lift a house?"
The lesson consist of three major part
-Concept Map
-Open Inquiry Lab
-Final Poster
In the Lesson I have included a rubric for each of the major parts and an example of a concept and final poster, as well as a power point to guide you and the students through the experience. The concept map and final poster are v
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5th - 8th
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Building Blueprints Project: Design Your Own Schoolyard w/ Rubric
Engage Your Students: Build Dream Schoolyards with Blueprints!This project is a winner for boosting creativity, applying math skills, and introducing students to the world of construction plans. Here's why you should give it a try:Interdisciplinary Fun: Combines imagination with practical applications of scale and measurement, making learning engaging.Real-World Connection: Students create blueprints, mimicking the process used by architects and construction workers.Differentiation Friendly: Ada
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5th - 9th
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Scaled Drawing Project with Checklist and Rubric
This project is a fun and engaging way for your students to develop critical thinking and math skills!Boosts Creativity: Students design something that interests them, encouraging imagination and creative problem-solving.Real-World Math: Applying ratios and proportions to create a scale drawing brings math concepts to life!Collaboration (Optional): Students can work in pairs to design and draw, promoting teamwork and communication.Differentiation Friendly: The project can be adapted to diff
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5th - 9th
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Dream House Project Bundle
A bundle of all materials needed for my Dream House project! Perfect for an end of year or geometry unit project.Through this project, students will work together to design their dream house- all while exploring and discusses the area and perimeter of various polygons! Students will work to create a blueprint layout of their house, including 8-10 rooms, determine the area and perimeter of each room, and then add furniture to scale. Students will then create and present a poster of their dream
STEM Projects Bundle: 4 Engaging Middle School Science Projects with 2 FREEBIES
Here are four middle school or upper elementary STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) projects that will keep your students engaged all year long as they learn about the scientific method, climate change, extreme environments, and a topic of their choosing. 4 Engaging Student-Directed Projects • Students apply math and design skills to solve real-world problems and answer questions. • They use multiple presentation methods to share their understanding.The projects are as follows:1)
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5th - 8th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-1
, MS-ESS3-3
U.S. Federal Budget Project Guide
This is an easy-to-implement project that I have used in my U.S. Government courses in the past, although it could be adapted for use in U.S. history or even an applied math course.
The learning focus is to get students to make the connections from values to numbers and recognize that differing political perspectives can be seen in how the federal budget takes shape.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The House That Kleenex Built: Write Your Own Mystery, Grade 5 on up
Learn how to build a tiny house, a diorama, from a facial tissue box. (See illustration above).Students will:· Build a diorama to scale, (a skill used by architects and engineers).· Use the diorama as a writing prompt for an unfinished story about a little girl who mysteriously arrives as a trick or treater on Halloween.· Use illustrations that have been included for completing the tiny house and as a story-prompt.· Use a Writing Rubric for writing guidance and assessment purposes.-Have students
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5th - 8th
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MYP Criterion D Math Examples for Students
This is a google slideshow that I use to help students (and their parents) understand my expectations on an MYP Criterion D Assessment.I use multiple specific examples to show what it means to Describe vs. Explain the level of accuracyDetermine if the answer makes sense in the contextAfter teaching 6th grade math in a few years, I've learned that students often don't know what it means to "explain the accuracy" of their answer or to determine if it makes sense in the context of the problem. This
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6th - 7th
Also included in: MYP Criterion B and Criterion D Examples and Quizzes
Problem Solving Strategies (Grades 6-8)
Traditional mathematics instruction, which usually has its emphasis on a single, correct product, is now being revised to include the “process” of problem solving. Teachers must emphasize in their instructions that there can be more than one right answer and/or one strategy used to solving the problem. Communicating these strategies, both orally and in writing, expands the students’ ability to see how a solution is derived, if it is logical and reasonable, and how this solution can be applied to
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6th - 8th
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Tic-Tac-Toe Geometry Project
This is a diverse project for a geometry unit. Students get to choose 3 projects they can do. It gives them options and can choose what they will enjoy doing the most. I give students this project at the beginning of a unit and it is due right before the unit test.A grading rubric is attached to easily grade their assignment which is in any easy to grade rubric format worth 100 points.Includes: Tic-tac-toe board, student/teacher/parent contract, scoring and grading rubric and instructions/rul
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Telling the Time Grades 3-6 Rubric and Independent Unit Australian Curriculum
Unit of work on time where students can select 3-5 activities to work independently on working and using time.
Includes activities rubric, worksheets related to time activities and rubric to assess knowledge and work ethic.
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3rd - 6th
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Math Task Rubric
This rubric is useful for grading math tasks completed in support of Common Core and the PARCC assessment. I left the document in a .doc file so that you can edit the wording for your grade level (this is the wording I used for 5th grade). This document is 4 pages long...each page is the exact same rubric. Print one page normal size and slip into a sheet protector for students to self-assess with a dry erase marker. Print 4 to a page and cut apart to grade students and attach to their work.
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2nd - 6th
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Multiplying Fractions Recipe Project | Video Project EDITABLE| Prealgebra
For this project, students choose a recipe to make. They have to write out and show their work for if they needed to double, half, quarter and 16th the recipe. Then, they record a video of them making the recipe (it can be the original or one of ones they have calculated.) My kids loved this project! I had a small class for this, so you can make it individual or a group project. I was also allowed to bring in food for this based on my school's protocols. My kiddos enjoyed this one and saw the ho
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5th - 9th
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