Whether you’re looking to improve your students’ numeracy skills, sharpen their problem-solving ability, or review fractions, these lessons and activities offer math teachers exciting pathways to expand students’ knowledge in mathematics, science, and environmental awareness.
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Free Math Resources for Teachers 6-8
SubjectToClimate offers high-quality lessons, activities, and online resources that merge common core curriculum math skills with climate education. From understanding renewable energy to calculating carbon footprints and investigating temperature fluctuations, these middle school resources offer hands-on learning experiences that will spark students’ curiosity and expand their real-world math skills!
Unit Plan
Explore the fascinating realm of renewable energy through algebraic calculations with this standards-aligned unit plan by Effie Wolters. Learners will delve into the world of sustainable energy, gaining valuable insights into its environmental significance and practical applications.
Renewable Energy Algebra
Students use algebraic calculations to explore and understand different methods of renewable energy. Click on the profile photo to learn more about educator and creator, Effie Wolters.
Lessons by Teachers, for Teachers
Help students enhance their analytical skills and climate awareness through these free lesson plans by educators Dan Castrigano and Yen-Yen Chiu.
Calculate Your Own Carbon Footprint
Students calculate their carbon footprint and learn how to make meaningful changes. Click on the profile photo to learn more about educator and creator, Dan Castrigano.
Rising Temperatures Over Time
In this lesson, students graph data to explore the relationship between maximum and minimum New Jersey temperatures over time. Click on the profile photo to learn more about educator and creator, Yen-Yen Chiu.
Engaging Activities
Engage in interactive learning through activities that explore a variety of math concepts and environmental topics.
The Fish Game
In this math game, students will learn how fishing practices and the number of fishing boats in an area can affect fish populations.
Solar Tilt Investigation
In this inquiry-based lesson, students will perform experiments to determine if the angle at which the sun shines on a solar panel affects the amount of energy it produces.
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