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Number and Operations

The Product Game

3-5, 6-8
Start with a number and find its factors. Then, start with factors and multiply to find the product.
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Data Analysis and Probability

Count on Math

3-5, 6-8

Develop number sense through activities involving collection, representation, and analysis of data.

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Algebra

Counting the Trains

6-8, 9-12

In this unit, students will investigate a relationship between recursive functions and exponential functions.

 

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Data Analysis and Probability

Getting into the Electoral College

6-8

Explore the mathematics of the electoral college, the system used in this country to determine the winner in a presidential election. 

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Data Analysis and Probability

Representing Data

6-8
Deal with data to complete an organized chart, and create and interpret graphs to generalize a rule.
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Data Analysis and Probability

Shopping Mall Math

3-5, 6-8

Develop number sense in and around the shopping mall.

 

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Number and Operations

Travel in the Solar System

6-8
Think about two aspects of the time required to complete space travel within the solar system.
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Measurement

Visualizing Squares and Square Roots

6-8

Use geoboards to visualize the geometric meanings of square and square root.  

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Number and Operations

Using an Elevator to Evaluate Signed Number Expressions

6-8, 9-12

Using an Elevator to Evaluate Signed Number Expressions Using the idea of an elevator moving up and down, students will be given a small set of rules to add and subtract signed integers. The idea behind the method of adding and subtracting signed integers offered in these lesson is that the number of rules that s

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Number and Operations

Can You KenKen?

3-5, 6-8
The objective of this lesson is to use combinations to solve KenKen puzzles. An early solution strategy is for students to guess and check and use logic-based elimination. This lesson builds on those strategies by having students systematically list all possible combinations within each cage, the darkly outlined sections of the puzzle.