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Best Real-Life Math! RSA Encryption - All the math you need to encrypt data
By Daniel
Where do we use school mathematics in real life?
The following complete guide sets out ALL the mathematics we do in middle and early high school used in the RSA Public Key Cryptosystem.
RSA Encryption is one of the most modern and powerful methods of encryption and is used by computer scientists, big banks and websites who need to secure data.
Do not be surprised, the list is complete and no other, more complicated mathematics is ever used in RSA Encryption.
Topics done in grade school: Factors, Multiples, Products, Times Tables, Division, Remainders, Integers, Prime Numbers, Composite Numbers, Exponents, Rules for Divisibility etc.
Topics not specifically done in grade school but for which 7th-10th grade students possess ALL the mathematics knowledge: Modular Arithmetic, Successive Squaring, The Euclidean Algorithm, The Euler Phi Function, Euler's Formula, The Extended Euclidean Algorithm
It is important that students know (and that teachers always remind them) when they are busy with these topics, that they are learning fundamental mathematics needed to encrypt data and secret messages.
If you need the Tasks and Keys on All the Math needed for the RSA encryption, this is all of it, in A BUNDLE! Get it here:
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By Reece's Tech Shop by Scott Reece
The Sieve of Eratosthenes...you've been teaching it for years! Here's a new twist on the concept. Check out nicely the numbers fall into place when you use this format.
This PowerPoint includes:
-A ten slide presentation of the Sieve of Eratosthenese.
-Slide progression is already inserted into the PowerPoint. All you have to do is click!
-The last slide is a printable Student Handout that allows them to follow along with the presentation...definitions, Prime Numbers, and Composite Numbers.
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Writing Linear Equations from Tables and Graphs - 6th Grade
By MsVisualizer
Students to write additive and multiplicative equations from tables and graphs at a 6th grade level with 9 pages (18 problems. Most of the problems are of the form y=kx or y=x+b with a few challenging questions at the end with 2 steps in the form y=mx+b.
This product contains 9 pages (18 problems)
The problems start easier and get progressively more difficult, including fractional slopes and y intercepts with decimals. Full Answer Key Included.
The google doc is pictures of each problem (consisting of a table, graph, fill in the blank description, and equation) so you can delete or add an entire problem but you can't edit each one individually.
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Best Real-Life Math with Fractions! - Wrench Sizes and Tape Measure Readings
By Daniel
Fractions are tough, unexciting and abstract. This 6-page task (with complete key), makes them practical, easy and applicable to real life.
Students will practice the skills of
- equivalent fractions
- comparing fractions
- adding fractions
- adding mixed numbers
- getting common denominators
- using ratio to compare mm to inches.
The task can be used well for
- review in later grades
- group work
- an end of unit assessment
- work (problem) stations
- homework (with mom and dad in the work shed)
You may find this resource equally interesting, also on Fractions.
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Real-Life Math Fun practice/resource! Slope - A Student activity on Gradient.
By Daniel
It is always a good strategy to review essential skills with your students, and this is right up there with the most essential!
Slope (Gradient) is a very practical real-life experience for all of us - we climb stairs daily and walk up and down very steep and less steep inclines. In this practical, outside activity, students encounter slope first hand and then make sense of the mathematics behind it. Students are then encouraged to think about the real-life applications and implications that slope has in the life of people like the elderly and the handicapped.
Linear equations, slope, rise over run, gradient, y=mx+b.
You might also enjoy these 2 resources on slope as well!
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Olympic Games math!Data and Statistics - Examining the Women's 800M World Record
By Daniel
The Olympic games have gone, so how much fun would it be to study and predict possible World records of the future?
Real-Life Data and Statistics is the most interesting for students. In this fun, DIY Task, (with complete key), students study the women's 800 Meters world record from 1922 tot 2021. They have to
- plot the data on the coordinate plane
- draw a bar graph of the data
- calculate the rate of improvement from one record to the next
- voice their opinion (backed up with facts) on which record was the best.
Also make sure that you include these next 2 products, as they also relate to the World Athletic Games!
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Real-Life Math Fun! Introducing the Coordinate Plane, 18 activities with keys
By Daniel
18 exciting activities for children to discover the Real-Life application of Math!
This 8-page task, (with complete key), introduces the use of the coordinate plane from a real-life perspective. Students then transition from the depiction of a real-life situation to the theoretical exercise of plotting points on the coordinate plane and interpreting what they mean.
The task can be used as ...
- an introduction to the topic.
- groupwork at the start of the section
- an assessment at the end of the unit
- a formative assessment task to see if students grasp what the "dots on the paper" mean.
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Real-Life Math fun activity! Theorem of Pythagoras- Design and Build a Flowerbed
By Daniel
This printable resource includes a task with complete key, on the practical real-life application of the Theorem of Pythagoras. The resource will be best used after a thorough introduction of the theorem and some practice with the theorem. Students will determine the lengths of each piece of wood needed in this practical building project as well as the cost involved of such a project.
This resource works great as ...
- an assessment exercise
- a task
- independent work
- distance learning
- math stations
- math centers
- homework
- Wonderful how applicable and Real Math becomes to children, once they realise that the skill of Math will help them with all kinds of fun tasks!
You may also like the following resources on the Theorem of Pythagoras!
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Real-Life Math activity! Wrestling Mat design -Times Tables Division Remainder
By Daniel
This Real-Life Math printable activity / resource includes a task card with a complete key. The content focuses on exercising times tables, division and remainders. The fun part of the resource is that students make the connection between these math concepts and one of its real-life application - organizing a wrestling tournament.
If your child is interested in wrestling or not, even watching MMA on tv, this is a wonderful way for them to see how Math fit into the world of wrestling and in Real Life, especially now with the Olympic Games that are just done.
This resource works great as ...
- a task
- for independent work
- with distance learning
- in math centers
- for homework
- constructive group work when introducing the topic.
You may also like the following resources on practicing basics!
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