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7th Grade Math Review Activity:  Winter Math Mystery Game
7th Grade Math Review Activity:  Winter Math Mystery Game
7th Grade Math Review Activity:  Winter Math Mystery Game
7th Grade Math Review Activity:  Winter Math Mystery Game
7th Grade Math Review Activity:  Winter Math Mystery Game
7th Grade Math Review Activity:  Winter Math Mystery Game
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7th Grade Math Review Activity:  Winter Math Mystery Game
7th Grade Math Review Activity:  Winter Math Mystery Game
7th Grade Math Review Activity:  Winter Math Mystery Game
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"I have used these resources with elementary students for years. I am now teaching middle school and they have been super engaging for my students."
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"I love all of your math mysteries! My students get so excited every time I tell them we are going to do one. It is such a fun way to review concepts at the end of our units while also incorporating deductive reasoning skills! Thank you! "
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Renee K.

Description

This 4th Grade Winter Math Mystery activity will motivate your students to solve the clues to stop Waldo, the Warlock's, rising Snowman Army! Easy prep! Just Print & Solve! Or go paperless with the new Google Slides option provided within your download.

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Optional video hook included for introducing the case! (Check it out in the preview section)

BONUS: Ending video added to wrap up the case!

Distance Learning Update: I've added a Word Document within the folder that contains a Google Slides link to share this resource with your students via Google Classroom or Drive. Parts of the pages are editable so your students can complete them without printing them. Please note that you will need to make a copy of the Google Slides to your drive before you can edit.

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Preparation

- Print the student pages, staple or place them in a folder, and your students are set to go.

- Have the video hook ready for viewing at the start of the lesson on an IWB, iPad, or computer monitor screen.

- Digital option: Make digital copies of the Google Slides before assigning to Google Classroom

- Editable locations list included: This enables you to change the place names and alter the mystery outcome. Two alternative pre-made lists are also included for a quick swap out.

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Math Skills Required to Unlock Clues

Students must use their math skills to unlock clues that will he;p them find the Ice Queen!

There are five clues to crack to solve the mystery:

  • Clue 1: Calculate the Mean, Median & Mode
  • Clue 2: Simplifying Expressions
  • Clue 3: Dividing Integers
  • Clue 4: Missing Fraction Variables in Proportions
  • Clue 5: Equivalent Ratios

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>> Pack includes a mystery declaration sheet, answer sheets, an elimination guide, and printable awards.

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How long will this activity take?

The time to complete will vary anywhere between 30mins - 2 hours! It mainly depends on how familiar your students are with the math mystery format and how difficult they find math skills covered in the particular mystery. Please check the math skills outlined in the clues above to help determine suitability for your class. I recommend pacing this activity by giving students one clue at a time. Once the whole class has completed a clue, move on to the next clue within the same lesson or the next math session. New math content presented? Make a lesson out of it by modeling the math before diving into the clue. I like to say, "We must learn something new before attempting the next clue." There are lots of ways to implement this activity in your classroom; learn more in the blog post link below:

Read Blog Post: Five Easy Ways to use Math Mysteries in your Classroom.

Great for review, math centers, extra practice, enrichment, homework, the sub tub, or early finishers,

⭐This math mystery story is currently also available for Grades 1-8:

Differentiation Tip: Clue swap across grade levels to adjust the mystery with skills to suit student needs. As long as the clue number being swapped is the same, the mystery will work the same (however, this does not include the Grade 1 pack).

TRY A FULL FREE MATH MYSTERY HERE (GRADES 1 - 6 DIFFERENTIATED BUNDLE)

Other 7th Grade Math Mysteries currently available:

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>> CLICK HERE to follow my store <<

For more ideas, activities, and resources, follow my store (by clicking the little green star) to stay updated on new releases. We can also stay connected via:

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Pinterest

Facebook

___________________________________________________________________

Thank you!

Mrs. J.

© 2020

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7th Grade Math Review Activity: Winter Math Mystery Game

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What others say

"I have used these resources with elementary students for years. I am now teaching middle school and they have been super engaging for my students."
star
Melissa N.
"I love all of your math mysteries! My students get so excited every time I tell them we are going to do one. It is such a fun way to review concepts at the end of our units while also incorporating deductive reasoning skills! Thank you! "
star
Renee K.

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Math Mysteries the COMPLETE collection for 7th Grade. This complete math mystery bundle contains all of my math mysteries for Grade 7 up to date! Any future 7th Grade Math Mysteries that I make will be added to this bundle. Make math fun and exciting with these engaging activities that will motivat
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Description

This 4th Grade Winter Math Mystery activity will motivate your students to solve the clues to stop Waldo, the Warlock's, rising Snowman Army! Easy prep! Just Print & Solve! Or go paperless with the new Google Slides option provided within your download.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Optional video hook included for introducing the case! (Check it out in the preview section)

BONUS: Ending video added to wrap up the case!

Distance Learning Update: I've added a Word Document within the folder that contains a Google Slides link to share this resource with your students via Google Classroom or Drive. Parts of the pages are editable so your students can complete them without printing them. Please note that you will need to make a copy of the Google Slides to your drive before you can edit.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Preparation

- Print the student pages, staple or place them in a folder, and your students are set to go.

- Have the video hook ready for viewing at the start of the lesson on an IWB, iPad, or computer monitor screen.

- Digital option: Make digital copies of the Google Slides before assigning to Google Classroom

- Editable locations list included: This enables you to change the place names and alter the mystery outcome. Two alternative pre-made lists are also included for a quick swap out.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Math Skills Required to Unlock Clues

Students must use their math skills to unlock clues that will he;p them find the Ice Queen!

There are five clues to crack to solve the mystery:

  • Clue 1: Calculate the Mean, Median & Mode
  • Clue 2: Simplifying Expressions
  • Clue 3: Dividing Integers
  • Clue 4: Missing Fraction Variables in Proportions
  • Clue 5: Equivalent Ratios

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> Pack includes a mystery declaration sheet, answer sheets, an elimination guide, and printable awards.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

How long will this activity take?

The time to complete will vary anywhere between 30mins - 2 hours! It mainly depends on how familiar your students are with the math mystery format and how difficult they find math skills covered in the particular mystery. Please check the math skills outlined in the clues above to help determine suitability for your class. I recommend pacing this activity by giving students one clue at a time. Once the whole class has completed a clue, move on to the next clue within the same lesson or the next math session. New math content presented? Make a lesson out of it by modeling the math before diving into the clue. I like to say, "We must learn something new before attempting the next clue." There are lots of ways to implement this activity in your classroom; learn more in the blog post link below:

Read Blog Post: Five Easy Ways to use Math Mysteries in your Classroom.

Great for review, math centers, extra practice, enrichment, homework, the sub tub, or early finishers,

⭐This math mystery story is currently also available for Grades 1-8:

Differentiation Tip: Clue swap across grade levels to adjust the mystery with skills to suit student needs. As long as the clue number being swapped is the same, the mystery will work the same (however, this does not include the Grade 1 pack).

TRY A FULL FREE MATH MYSTERY HERE (GRADES 1 - 6 DIFFERENTIATED BUNDLE)

Other 7th Grade Math Mysteries currently available:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> CLICK HERE to follow my store <<

For more ideas, activities, and resources, follow my store (by clicking the little green star) to stay updated on new releases. We can also stay connected via:

Blog

Pinterest

Facebook

___________________________________________________________________

Thank you!

Mrs. J.

© 2020

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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I love all of your math mysteries! My students get so excited every time I tell them we are going to do one. It is such a fun way to review concepts at the end of our units while also incorporating deductive reasoning skills! Thank you!
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