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High school algebra homework for Microsoft Excel
Evaluating Linear Functions Self-Checking (Excel Sheet)!
This Excel Sheet features problems in which students must evaluate a linear function for a given value input or output. Students will be asked to evaluate linear functions from equations, tables, and graphs! As a challenge, students will be asked to find the sum of certain evaluations. As review, students will have to explain whether the relations represent functions and to explain why!This one Excel document has 4 sheets with a total of 6 extensive problems! As students answer the problems cor
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8th - 9th
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Combine Like Terms Pixel Art: Fast Food (All Positive)
This pixel art Google Sheets worksheet covers the topic of combining like terms with positive coefficients. Perfect for homework or review! The 15 problems are self-correcting; the mystery image is only revealed as students input correct answers. Students love pixel art assignments because every correct answer reveals a piece of the puzzle, rewarding them for trying again until they get the right answer.This assignment is Google Classroom ready! This assignment is part of a fast-food themed
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7th - 9th
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Writing Equations of Graphs in Slope Intercept Form - Google Classroom
This writing equations from graphs worksheet is formatted through Google Sheets and ready for Google Classroom!
Graphs are already on the sheet. Students will click on the yellow box and type their slope intercept answer. The answer must be written in slope intercept form and reduced. This ensures student have the exact correct equations and they don’t forget little parts like y= or x with their slope. If their answer is correct, the box will turn green.
When they submit through Google Class
Evaluating Functions Self Checking Activity (Google Sheets)
Students will practice evaluating functions using function notation. Students will get instant feedback by the answer boxes turning green if they are correct and red if they are incorrect.
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8th - 12th
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Combine Like Terms Pixel Art Fast Food
This pixel art Google Sheets worksheet covers the topic of combining like terms with integer coefficients. Perfect for homework or review! The 10 problems are self-correcting; the mystery image is only revealed as students input correct answers. Students love pixel art assignments because every correct answer reveals a piece of the puzzle, rewarding them for trying again until they get the right answer.This assignment is Google Classroom ready! This assignment is part of a fast-food themed bundl
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7th - 9th
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Algebra 1 Lesson Plan LA Student Standard
Complete Algebra 1 lesson plan based on Glencoe McGraw-Hill textbook. Includes daily links to assist material and practice problems.
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8th - 11th
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Factoring Review - Google Classroom - Conditional Formatting
This factoring review worksheet is formatted through Google Sheets and ready for Google Classroom!
Problems are already on the sheet. Students will put their answer in the yellow box. If their answer is correct, the box will turn green. Boxes are formatted to accept either answer in each box, so it is possible for students to get all green answers if they put the same factor twice, but there’s not really another way to allow for either answer to go in a box.
When they submit through Google C
Writing Equations Given a Point and Slope - Google Classroom Ready
Writing equations in slope intercept form given a point and slope worksheet is formatted through Google Sheets and ready for Google Classroom! 8 problems requiring a response for the b-value and the equation of the line.
Problems are already on the sheet. Students should enter their digit answer in the yellow box. If their answer is correct, the box will turn green.
When they submit through Google Classroom, you will be able to quickly see a thumbnail to see if students are correct without op
Polar Bear Factoring Binomials Pixel Art
As students answer the 20 questions about factoring binomials, the mystery pixel art of a cute polar bear is revealed! Great for review, homework, or classwork - worksheet is self-correcting as the picture is only revealed when the correct answers are typed in!
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8th - 10th
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Digital Math: Two Step Equations - Google Classroom Ready
This Two-Step Equations activity is formatted through Google Sheets and ready for Google Classroom. 20 problems require a typed digit response.
Equations include variables on the left side, variables on the right, and a mixture of variables on both sides. It includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Students must identify and highlight the first step of each problem. They can pick any color in the paint bucket. Then, finish solving the problems and put their final answer
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Google Classroom: Solving One-Step, Two-Step and Multi-Step Equations Bundle
Algebra 1 Linear Systems 1000 Worksheets and Keys
Purpose: To build customized linear systems worksheets, that require pencil to paper but minimize the chance of a student finding answers on the Internet. Features: You can print thousands of worksheets/quizzes that are fresh with unique problems, and even have a version for every student in the classroom. Excel must be installed on your computer already, but this will be user friendly. In fact, you don't have to be familiar with Excel to use this program.
Expressions: finding terms, variable, coefficients, and constants
This worksheet has gives the students 3 expressions. These are to be done as a class. Next, they hand their paper to their partner or other group members to fill in the rest of their expressions. After they are done the partner/group will check their answers.
Writing Equations given a point and slope emphasis on slope - Google Classroom
My classes seriously struggle every year with what slope means. They never seem to grasp that a slope that goes down and left is still positive. This Google sheet forces them to think about what slope really means and type it. Students will fill in 2 columns for slope. One for when they go up and one for when they go down. Then, they will find the equation of the line. I have my students blank graph paper and had them also make the graphs of these lines. After 12 problems of solving and g
Translate between All Three Linear Forms
Here lies a FREE practice worksheet that covers
Slope-Intercept Form
Point-Slope Form
& Standard Form!
I use this activity after extensive study in all three linear forms. The students are to translate, convert, manipulate, or whatever you want to call it each linear equation into each linear form. This is a difficult skill for my 8th grade Algebra I students so any practice is good practice!
I've used this as independent practice, Think-Pair-Share, group work, and centers. All seem to be
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Math Homework, Level 4 Kit
Continuing my homework kit series, booklet is aimed at providing level 4 practise for pupils, each set has questions on the following topics;
Subtraction
Addition
Multiplication
Division
Fraction of a quantity - unitary fractions
Fraction of a quantity - non unitary fractions
Equivalent Fractions
Adding/Subtracting Fractions
Rounding to nearest 10
Rounding to nearest 100
Rounding to nearest 1000
Numbers: Letters to digits
Ordering negative numbers (1)
Ordering negative numbers (2)
Cents to Doll
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7th - 9th
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Google Classroom: Matrix Equations
8 questions solving matrix equations. Perfect for 1-to-1 classes, the conditionally formatted Google Sheet is easy to post to Google Classroom and even easier to grade.
Students solve each problem and enter their solutions into the gray boxes starting in the top left corner.
Great for immediate feedback to students.
Be sure to make a copy for yourself. This is a Google Sheet, so if you do not make a copy, you will be sharing it with everyone on TPT.
Simple GCF online activity
10 problems on finding the GCF 4 problems finding the GCF between two numbers3 problems finding the GCF between two variables2 problems finding the GCF between two terms1 problem finding the GCF of the polynomialAnswer key provided in the google sheets. Click on the cell where you would type in the answer -->format-->conditional formatting--> the answer key will appear on the right hand side.
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8th - 12th
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Self-Checking: Solving Systems of Linear Equations: Substitution
This self-checking Google Sheets has 9 questions that asks students to find the solution or number of solutions to a system of linear equations by using substitution. There are 3 questions with one exact solution, 3 questions with no solution, and 3 questions with infinitely many solutions. The question will remain red until the correct answer in typed into the box. It will turn green once the student has correctly answered the question.
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8th - 11th
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Self-Checking: Solving Systems of Linear Equations: Elimination
This is a self-checking independent practice to help students with solving systems of linear equations using elimination. The answer boxes will remain red when there is no answer or there is an incorrect answer, the answer box will turn green once students input the correct answer.
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8th - 11th
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Graphing Linear Systems Digital activity
Digital matching set of 8 problems. All equations in slope intercept form.
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8th - 11th
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Self-Checking: Solving Systems of Linear Equations: Elimination
This is a self-checking independent practice to help students with introduction to solving systems of linear equations using elimination. This is a great introduction to elimination, as it doesn't require students to change the equations. The answer boxes will remain red when there is no answer or there is an incorrect answer, the answer box will turn green once students input the correct answer. None of the equations require students to change them in order to solve using elimination.
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8th - 11th
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Joke Sheet - Evaluating Midpoint
This is an interactive worksheet (created on Google Sheets) that can be used as online homework or just an engaging activity using technology. As students type in the correct answers to the answer column, the answer to the joke gradually lights up to the right. To use, download the file and upload to your Google Drive. The answer key is on the second sheet.
Joke Sheet - Solving Linear Equations
This is an interactive worksheet (created on Google Sheets) that can be used as online homework or just an engaging activity using technology. As students type in the correct answers to the answer column, the answer to the joke gradually lights up to the right. To use, download the file and upload to your Google Drive. The answer key is on the second sheet.
Joke Sheet - Evaluating Functions for Outputs
This is an interactive worksheet (created on Google Sheets) that can be used as online homework or just an engaging activity using technology. As students type in the correct answers to the answer column, the answer to the joke gradually lights up to the right. To use, download the file and upload to your Google Drive. The answer key is on the second sheet.
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