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Order of operations Common Core HSA-SSE.A.1a resources for homeschool
Simplifying Expressions Distributive Property and Combining Like Terms Activity
In this self-checking mystery picture activity, students will work to simplify 12 algebraic expressions using the distributive property and combining like terms. This no prep and self-grading activity is an engaging way for 8th grade math and Algebra 1 students to practice simplifying algebraic expressions using the distributive property while getting instant feedback. Some problems require students to simplify expressions with 2 variables. Included:Google Sheets Self-Checking ActivityPrintable
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7th - 9th
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Math Games - Can you guess which one? - Bundle IV
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Every title in the series of “Can you guess which one?“ games comes in three formats:
Smart Notebook, Power Point and pdf, all of which are highly interactive.
They are a great way to teach, reinforce or review any topic. Its informal yet challenging approach creates an atmosphere of excitement where students want to uncover the answer rather than feeling that it is just another set of mundane problems to solve.
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7th - 11th, Adult Education
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Evaluating Expressions Lesson Plans
Included are two lesson plans:
Evaluating Expressions, Pt. I
This lesson plan is an introduction to evaluating algebraic expressions. The opening activity uses a sequence to introduce expressions. Students then evaluate expressions with different operations.
There is a worksheet with some basic expressions and then another worksheet for expressions with more steps.
Evaluating Expressions, Pt.II
This lesson contains expressions with two variables, exponents, parentheses, etc. This lesson also
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5th - 9th, Adult Education
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Simplifying and Evaluating Expressions Notes
Are you struggling to find simple guided notes that will challenge your students and allow them to master the skills? These simplifying expressions guided notes will allow you to teach skills to your students while they are also challenged with their own practice questions. Procedural and conceptual based questions are included as part of the notesThis resource includes notes on:Properties of Real NumbersEvaluating Expressions using Order of OperationsUsing the Substitution PropertyCombining Lik
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7th - 9th
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Distributive Property Self-Checking Pixel Art Activity
In this practice, students will simplify algebraic expressions using the distributive property and combining like terms. This is a great activity for students who are beginning to simplify algebraic expressions or who need review or extra practice on the skill.This product includes a digital self-checking google sheets that is also self-grading saving you time and giving students INSTANT feedback on how they are doing.Included:Google Sheets Self-Checking WorksheetAnswer KeyNO PREP REQUIRED!!!! T
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7th - 9th
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Pre-Algebra Order of Operations Pixel Art Activity
In this practice, students will use order of operations to simplify numeric expressions using This is a great activity for students who are beginning to learn how to simplify numeric expressions using order of operation or who need review or extra practice on the skill.This product includes a digital self-checking google sheets that is also self-grading saving you time and giving students INSTANT feedback on how they are doing.Included:Google Sheets Self-Checking WorksheetAnswer KeyNO PREP REQUI
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7th - 9th
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Algebra | Factorising Quadratics (Trinomials) BOOM Math Maze Game!
Practice factorising quadratics and engage your students with this fun BOOM cards trinomials math game! The perfect alternative to a math worksheet, this digital puzzle game will give students plenty of practice at trinomials. The perfect math challenge for 8th grade, 9th grade or 10th grade. Captivate your class with these simple puzzles and engage even your most reluctant students in learning that is meaningful AND fun! Who said math had to be boring?! The game framework focuses on problem-so
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7th - 12th
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Pre-Algebra Evaluating Algebraic Expressions using Substitution Activity
Are you looking for a quick, no prep evaluating algebraic expressions activity to help your students practice evaluating algebraic expressions using the substitution property? In this drag and drop/cut and paste activity, students will evaluate 8 algebraic expressions using 2 - 3 replacement values with up to 4 operations and then match their answer to the problem. ⭐️ SHOP ALL MATCHING ACTIVITIES ⭐️Included:Printable Cut & Paste worksheetDrag & Drop Google Slides VersionAnswer KeyNO PREP
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7th - 9th
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Simplifying Algebraic Expressions Digital and Print Activity
Are you looking for a quick, no prep evaluating expressions activity to help your students practice simplifying algebraic expressions using the substitution property?This activity allows students to practice simplifying algebraic expressions while getting instant feedback on whether or not they solved correctly.As students work through the google sheets version the box turns green to let them know they have matched correctly or red to know their match is incorrect.⭐️ SHOP ALL MATCHING ACTIVITIES
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7th - 9th
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Solve quadratic equations by square rooting/ square root method fillable notes
Unit 4: Solving Quadratics, 4.2 Solve by square root method. (see 4.1 notes for the previous lesson on factor / graphing). Students use these scaffolded notes / graphic organizers to solve quadratic equations in vertex form by square rooting or the square root method. This is not completing the square. google doc is editable. KEY included in title and at the bottom of the doc. Used in HS math 2.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Simplifying Expressions using Substitution Digital Self-Checking Maze
In this self-checking activity, students will work to simplify a variety expressions using the substitution property. As students answer questions, they are lead to their next problem by the path to the next question appearing. If a student's answer is incorrect, the path will not show up. Students work out all the questions and end up at finish when they have completed the maze.Included:Google Sheets Digital MazeAnswer KeyWho should purchase this resource?Teachers looking for resources that can
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7th - 9th
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