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Disney World is Expanding
Disney World Is Expanding!
You have been asked to help select a location for the next theme park for Disney World! In a team, you will find a spot the has the "best weather" that has been determined by your team. Then you must be prepared to convince the owners to use your ideas.
File name: Disney World is Expanding, Where in the.ppt | Size: 353 KBEnter file description here (optional)
File name: Disney World is Expanding, Where in the.ppt |
Size: 370.5 KB
Fraction Monsters!
Monsters have invaded planet Earth from planet Numero! Please, create the monster you envision by using fraction circles. You need to name the monster, so identify each fraction piece and add them together to give you monster a Numero name. Since this creature is on Earth we need to give him/her a human name. Be creative and have fun!
File name: FRACTION MONSTERS.doc |
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Holiday Shopping Spree!
It would be wonderful if you could shop for family members without thinking about the cost! This holiday season you will be searching the internet for elaborate gifts. Using you mathematics skills of ordering, and exploring how to keep a checkbook by writing checks and balancing a checkbook you will be creating charts to organize your found data. Finally, you will place all of your work into booklet form which can be given as an actual gift!
File name: HOLIDAY SHOPPING SPREE.ppt |
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Medieval Faire/Catapults
The entire sixth grade will be experiencing the medieval time period. In mathematics we will be exploring warfare during that time period and we will build cataputs using popsickle sticks and shoot mini-marshmallows as amunition! Our goal is to see which cataput can shoot the farthest distance and also see which cataput is the most accurate. Enjoy the process.
File name: Catapult Rubric.doc |
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Noonday Project!
Noonday Project!
The purpose of the Noon Day Project is to recreate the work of the famous Greek librarian and mathematician, Eratosthenes. Over 2000 years ago this brilliant pioneer, using the simplest of tools and shadows cast by the noonday sun, successfully measured the Earth’s circumference. Today students from all over the globe are afforded the opportunity to reenact this historic event by collaboratively participating in hands-on measurement activities and on-line data collection.
File name: Noonday Power Point Project.doc |
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P.E.M.D.A.S. project
You have been asked to help a student in another grade with the concept of order of operations. Since you are now an expert, please write a letter to this student helping him or her to understand the concept.
File name: Copy of PEMDAS.doc |
Size: 36 KB
PEMDAS Student Sample
Click below to see a finished project! Way to go!!!
File name: PEMDAS101StudentSample.ppt |
Size: 865.5 KB
Park Project
You are asked to design a park for the town. This park is expected to help others learn geometric terms while enjoying nature. Create a park that includes a number of geometric shapes.
File name: Park Project.doc |
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Vampire Project!
Did you ever wonder if there were actually vampires on earth? Using the concept that one vampire begins the infection process by biting two humans, and they each bite two humans and so on, it would not be too long until the entire planet was infected! Exponential growth is what we are doing. I am not a vampire, and I hope that you are not a vampire so......
File name: Are there really Vampires.doc |
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