Math Lessons

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Cats, Dogs, and Sample Sizes: Bias, Classification, and Statistics in AI

Author: Myranda Carbone

Students train their own image classifier using different sample sizes and evaluate the system for bias based on dataset bias and sample size.

AZ 8.G.C.9, AZ 7.G.B.6

download the lesson folder with all components, including slides, 6 datasets of different sizes, trained models, worksheets, rubric, and more: Carbone W2 Cats Dogs Sample Size and Bias Lesson Plans and data sets.zip

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Teachable Machines and Probabilities, Sampling, and Bias

Author: Ariel Roller and Teresa Muñoz

Students learn to use Google's Teachable Machine, and then apply their knowledge to create a dance move identifier using a pose model and an iterative process that helps them learning about probabilities, sampling, and bias.

Standards: probabilities, sampling bias

Lesson documents folder (slides, student worksheet, overview)

ImageSTEAM Lesson- Teachable Machines

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What is a Pixel?

Author: Ariel Roller 

Students create pixel art using a digital tool, pixil.art, and complete a design challenge that allows them to practice ratios and fractions. Assessment is built-in to the calculations required for the final design challenge submission. Allows for creativity, strategic thinking, and an optional opportunity for friendly competition.

Standards alignment: Ratios, fractions, decimals

Lesson Plan Document

Lesson Slides



Pixil.art lesson

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Volume of an Action Figure

Author: Kyle Scatena

Students use TinkerCAD to create an action figure design and then calculate the compound volume, and end with a battle royale using the simulation of gravity and the projectile feature.

Standards: calculating compound volume of 3d objects.

Lesson assets folder

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Surface Area and Volume using TinkerCAD

Author: Linda Fortune

Students find the surface area and volume of a rectangular prism by designing and constructing a house in TinkerCAD 3D modeling

PowerPoint Slides

Student work sheet


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Geometric Transformations In Pixlr

Author: Myranda Carbone

Students use an image editing program and masking and transformation tools to create an image collage.

Standards: geometric transformations on a coordinate grid (dilation, rotation, translation, reflection)

Lesson Documents Folder

Geometric Transformations in Image Editing

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Making it All Fit: Uniform and Non-Uniform Scaling

Author: Teresa Muñoz

How do uniform and non-uniform scaling affect an image? 

In a design challenge, students explore image editing software, Pixlr.com to create a collage of a "dream room" for a fictional magazine. Students explore design concepts of layout and theme, mathematical  concepts of scale factors, and computational concepts of file handling, image editing and masking.

Standards: Scale factor(s) for the width and height of an object.

Lesson Plan Document

Lesson Slides



Making It All Fit - with Extra Instructional Slides

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Convex and Concave Identification

Author: Isaac Robles

This lesson focuses on convex and concave shape identification and uses TinkerCAD to create the shapes and Teachable Machine to train a machine learning image classification algorithm to identify the objects.

lesson documents coming soon!

access the Pre-trained model distinguishing between convex and concave shapes


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Cats, Dogs, and Sample Sizes: Bias, Classification, and Statistics in AI

Author: Myranda Carbone

Students train their own image classifier using different sample sizes and evaluate the system for bias based on dataset bias and sample size.

AZ 8.G.C.9, AZ 7.G.B.6

download the lesson folder with all components, including slides, 6 datasets of different sizes, trained models, worksheets, rubric, and more: Carbone W2 Cats Dogs Sample Size and Bias Lesson Plans and data sets.zip

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Scaling the Planets

Author: LaDawn Click

Students use an image editing program and image sizes via pixel values to scale the earth and moon to the appropriate size in a collage.

Lesson Documents for Scaling the Planets using Pixlr

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Scaling Space

Author: Mandy Fierro

Students use Tinkercad modeling to create a scale model of planets in the solar system. This lesson specifically focuses on the advanced duplication technique in Tinkercad that scales copies in a series exponentially rather than linearly.

Lesson Documents for Scaling Space in Tinkercad

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Budget your Build

Author: Kyle Scatena

Students use Tinkercad to create building or town with specific instructions for how much money they can spend.

Lesson Documents for Budget your Build

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