Project Based Learning Math Challenge for Christmas No Prep Enrichment Activity

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Students will LOVE this fun Christmas themed math PBL project! Perfect for enrichment, gifted, fast finishers. Plan three differentiated road trips from choice menus, while working within various budgets! Zero prep for you, and tons of fun for them!

This problem-based learning / PBL activity provides 3 differentiated trip scenarios to challenge your students with multiple levels of difficulty.

✨Included in this Resource:

  • 3 Differentiated Trip Scenarios
    • Santa’s Workshop: Prices end in 5’s and 0’s with no cents
    • Snowy Ski Resort: Prices end in random numbers, with no cents
    • Candy Cane Lane: Prices end in random numbers, with cents, for a harder challenge!
  • 6 Choice Categories
    • Where to stay?
    • What to drive?
    • What to eat?
    • What to do?
    • What to buy?
    • What to see?
  • Extra Resources
    • 1 student planning sheet
    • 2 student response pages
    • 2 journal pages

⭐BONUS⭐

This great resource also includes a Blank Trip Scenario sheet to provide endless possibilities to create your own scenarios!

Great for:

  • Early finishers
  • Gifted learners
  • Students desiring a challenge
  • Homeschooling
  • Whole Class Learning

⚠️IMPORTANT

Some of the menu options require multiplication or repeated addition. Students MUST be familiar with these skills in order to be successful!

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Teachers like you said….
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stacy A. says… “It’s a fun holiday resource!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Laura S. says… “Perfect for those kiddos that finish everything so fast. “
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jessica W. says… “I used this for my gifted students. It was a fun activity.”

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