A great math activity to connect math with sports or for Valentine's Day math! Instead of boring worksheets, students will solve problems based on their own collected data and connect the concepts to cool careers! Students learn about heart rate and the importance of this number in sports medicine. They compute their own heart rate after various activities and graph the results. They calculate the target heart rate and answer critical thinking questions. The activity will take about 45 - 60
5 th - 9 th Fractions , Math , Word Problems Also included in: Math, Sports & Engineering Activity Bundle: Ratios and Proportions Original Price $3.25 Rated 4.86 out of 5, based on 322 reviews Add to Cart
This one page worksheet has twelve questions and will give your students practice analyzing data and interpreting a line graph . This worksheet focuses on the circulatory system, so it will work perfectly as a part of your human body unit or during a lesson about homeostasis. It will also be a good choice on Valentine's Day. The line graph is about heart rate changes before, during, and after exercise. Use the worksheet as an in-class assignment, homework, a substitute plan, or an assessment. An
6 th - 9 th Biology , Science , Valentine's Day Also included in: Homeostasis Bundled Package for Middle School Science Original Price $2.25 Rated 4.73 out of 5, based on 11 reviews Add to Cart
Teach students about heart rate , circulation, and graph /data analysis with this printable, reproducible worksheet! This worksheet is designed to help students relate heart rate to muscle and respiratory requirements, as well as offer practice analyzing graphical data. It can be used during the study of the human body, specifically the respiratory, circulatory, or muscular systems. Great as practice or homework! Objective: Students will be able to describe and analyze changes in heart rate as
6 th - 9 th Anatomy , Biology , Science Original Price $2.00 Rated 5 out of 5, based on 22 reviews Add to Cart
Have a heart ! Students gather data from their own pulse rates from four exercises and create a graph to show the results. They also must analyze and interpret the data to explain their differing heart rates . A scoring rubric is provided for the graphing exercise. Heart facts and diagrams are also included in this lesson for you to go more in depth about the working of the heart . This is an engaging activity to teach graphing or for a learning activity for Valentines Day at the intermediate level
