The project ideas listed below are some ways to do math over the summer. Give yourself a challenge and work to earn at least 50 points.
Math Project Board
Make a math vocabulary dictionary.
20 points
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Write a compare and contrast essay about area and perimeter.
20 points
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Make a math poster explaining about your topic.
30 points
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Watch a Khan Academy video and complete the practice questions. (Create an account)
10 points
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Make a math puzzle and include a solution to the puzzle
10 points
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Long division practice sheet
10 points
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Create an informational booklet about your math topic.
30 points
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Solve an investigation problem
30 points
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Create a math song/skit to learn a math skill.
20 points
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Examples of "Investigation Problems"
- What are the different ways can you find the area of each polygons? Write a number sentence or an algebraic expression that would represent each of your methods.
- What different shapes can you make with 5 cubes? Compare the surface area of each of these different shapes, what do you notice? Compare the volume of the 3-D shapes what do you notice?
Examples of "Math Puzzles"
- Operations Puzzle- Which operations (+, -, X, /) must be performed to get the solution?
- For example
(4 * 1) * (6 * 2) = 1
(The correct answer is (4 + 1) - (6 - 2) = 1 or in simplest form 5 - 4 = 1) - More examples (6 * 4) * 12 = 12; (4 * 2) * (4 * 3) = 24; (6 * 5) * (9 * 2) = 19
- Equations Card Game- Write an equation showing (First Expression)=(Second Expression)
- For example: 6 cards numbered 6, 4, 8, 7, 2, 10 (Possible answers 8+2=6+4, 10-4= 8-2, and using Exponents 10^2 - 8^2 = 6^2)
- Game directions and more math puzzles are at: Home Page for Math Games and Puzzles
Math Topic Ideas for Project Board (above)
Area, Volume, Surface Area Least Common Multiple/ Greatest Common Factor
Ratios 3-D Shapes
Equations Experimental Probability
Number Patterns Scientific Notation
Inequalities Fractions
Slope of a line Parabolas and Quadratic Equations
A student asked what math websites can I use to get extra practice over the summer. 3 of my favorite math websites for middle school are:
ReplyDelete1. mathopolis.com- 3-D graphics for games and challenges
2. mathisfun.com- Select grades 7-9; Great illustrations of math concepts
3. regentsprep.org- Interactive Practice tests on rational numbers and integers.
Check out the Problem of the Day on mathopolis.com
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ReplyDelete1. 27 + 369 ----- 4. 456 x 32
2. 372 - 75 ----- 5. 876 / 3
3. 35 (20) ----- 6. 3945 / 9
7. 29.8 + 92 --- 10. 0.32 x 0.6
8. 54 - 2.8 --- 11. (6.5) (8.9)
9. 70 / 8 --- 12. 0.197 / 7
13. 2.32 / 0.4 --- 16. Write as an improper fraction
14. 81.1 x 100 --- two and one-eighth
15. Write as a mixed number ----- 17. 5/8 + 3/4
eight-thirds 18. 3 2/5 + 2 3/4
19. 7 6/8 - 2 1/4
20. 3 4/7 - 1 9/14
21. 20/24 x 8/25
22. 3/8 ÷ 9/24
Answers for even numbered review problems
ReplyDelete2. 297
4. 14,592
6. 438 1/3
8. 51.2
10. 0.192
12. 0.028142867
14. 8,110
16. 17/8
18. 6 3/20
20. 1 13/14
22. 1
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