Description
In this 2 page, 6 question worksheet plus answer key (4 pages total) students are asked to choose the correct one step equation that matches a given situation. All problems involve decimals and include only addition and subtraction. Students are also asked if they can come up with their own equation that will work but is different from the given equation. If you'd like the word document version after purchasing, just message me, and I will email it to you.
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6th - 7th
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Description
In this 2 page, 6 question worksheet plus answer key (4 pages total) students are asked to choose the correct one step equation that matches a given situation. All problems involve decimals and include only addition and subtraction. Students are also asked if they can come up with their own equation that will work but is different from the given equation. If you'd like the word document version after purchasing, just message me, and I will email it to you.
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Mostly used with 6th grade
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Great resource! All positive answers so great for 6th graders.
Great little question set with real-world application problems.
This resource was extremely helpful to my students. Thank you!
I really like that this worksheet had the multiple choice options. This provided a lot of opportunities to discuss WHY the equations matched the situation and why the other did not. Thank you!!!
Great resource!
I modified this and eliminated the multiply choice options. I required students to write the equations. I used this in class after we went through the different operation words that might be used in real life problems. I put students in groups. These questions worked well.
Good resource to have as an intro to writing equations.
Awesome Resource for my 6th graders
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