Dear Students,
Exciting news awaits all of you who have a deep appreciation for the wonders of mathematics! If you find joy in exploring mathematical concepts through hands-on projects and creative problem-solving, we have an incredible opportunity just for you. Introducing our latest endeavor, the "PBL Projects on Math Topics" initiative! PBL, short for Project-Based Learning, presents a captivating approach that allows you to immerse yourselves in mathematical ideas while tackling real-world challenges.
Access Valuable Resources:
We have meticulously prepared an array of handouts and resources to support your PBL projects. These materials will serve as your compass, offering guidance, examples, and prompts as you venture into various math topics. Whether you wish to delve into algebraic equations, analyze statistical data, or investigate the fascinating properties of geometry, these handouts will prove to be invaluable references throughout your project journey.
Embark on a PBL Journey:
Embark on an exhilarating mathematical adventure by choosing a PBL project that aligns with your interests and pushes the boundaries of your problem-solving abilities. We strongly encourage you to collaborate with your peers, exchange ideas, and engage in lively discussions as you progress through your projects. Remember, PBL is all about exploration, experimentation, and uncovering the beauty and relevance of mathematics.
Share Your PBL Experience:
We are eager to hear about your PBL journey and witness the remarkable projects you create. Share your progress, insights, and final presentations with your teachers and fellow students. You never know, your PBL project might ignite a newfound appreciation for math in others!
So, don't delay any longer! Let the PBL Projects on Math Topics ignite your passion for mathematics and reveal the boundless possibilities that this subject holds in our world.
Get ready for a thrilling journey of problem-solving!
MATH PBL PROJECT IDEAS
To access the project idea handouts, click on the images.
10 Olympic Starters
Attractive Tablecloths
Big and Small Numbers
Dangerous Driver?
Model Solutions
Small Steps
The Not-so-Simple Pendulum
What's That Graph?
What's Possible?
Where to Land
A Case of Muddying the Waters
Representing Trigonometric Functions
Proofs of the Pythagorean Theorem
Solving Quadratic Equations: Cutting Corners
Modeling: Rolling Cups
Optimization Problems: Boomerangs
Modeling: Having Kittens
Modeling Conditional Probabilities
Medical Testing
Inscribing and Circumscribing
Right Triangles
Geometry Problems: Floodlights
Geometry Problems: Circles and Triangles
Generalizing Patterns:
Table Tiles
Devising a Measure - Correlation
HANDOUTS
You can view the list above in spreed-sheet format from here