Description
It's the Luck of the Draw for your Algebra students with this St. Patrick's Day activity on Exponential Growth & Decay with word problems themed for St. Patty's. This self-checking digital card game features 12 questions to help students practice modeling exponential growth and decay.
Students will feel the charm this St. Patrick's day with this exciting card game!
✅ CONCEPTS AND PROBLEM TYPES:
- Exponential growth with whole-number growth rates (i.e. doubles)
- Exponential growth with percentage growth (i.e. increases 20%)
- Exponential decay with percentage decrease (i.e. loses 5%)
- Exponential decay with fractional remainder (1/2 left)
- 9 of the problems are simply evaluating based on the rate, starting value and amount of time
- 3 of the problems will require students to guess & check, use a table, or otherwise solve for the amount of time or starting value (they are not required to know or use logarithms)
For students, Luck of the Draw makes mastering the art of writing and solving exponential word problems a ton of fun while ensuring students enjoy a unique competitive Card Game experience!
For you, not only will you enjoy the smiles on your students faces, but even better will be the time saved on prepping and grading with this no-prep self-grading digital activity!
How the activity works
In the game "Luck of the Draw" students will test their luck and their knowledge of Exponential growth and decay. They will receive instant feedback and be dealt a new card with each correct answer, building hands of four-cards.
They will rack up points by getting sets of the same card or by getting a color-streak. The card deck is made up of 64 cards, 4 colors, and 16 unique St. Patrick's Day themed images. As they answer all 12 questions in this activity, students will make 3 sets of 4 cards and earn points for each hand. At the end, they will be given bonus points by combining all 3 hands into one mega-hand. The student with the most points at the end wins. You can have students compete in small groups, pairs, or as a whole class.
Additional Features:
- Grade Score % on assignment displays at the top of the page
- Task card problems appear as drop down menus, ensuring each question is easily readable
- Correct answers will turn green
- Incorrect answers will turn red
- Each student copy will generate a unique set of cards (or use the refresh button to shuffle and play again)
- Automatically tallies up points after each round and keeps track of final score
This innovative and gamified approach to learning will captivate your students' imaginations and create a classroom atmosphere brimming with excitement and enthusiasm. Get ready to ShamROCK the Season with this fun and engaging digital card game.
Why You'll LOVE this Product
- No-Prep
- Instant, self-grading
- Instant feedback for student
- Engaging Gamified Activity
- Digital practice (save on copies if you'd like)
- Optional student recording sheet included
- Answer key included
- Provide student the opportunity to revise and check answers with instant feedback
- Good mix and variety of questions and levels of difficulty
- Celebrate St. Patrick's Day without sacrificing rigorous content (you won't be wasting time cutting, pasting or coloring)
Suggestions for Use
- Pre-Assessment
- Formative Assessment
- Group/partner work
- Class competition
- Math centers
- Small group instruction
- Extra help or practice
- Mid-unit practice
- End of unit review
- In-class practice
- Homework
- Early-finisher work
- Extra credit
- Over-break practice assignment
What is Included in the Google Drive Folder
- Student version of digital game activity
- Instructions and point scoring break down (if you or students want to know how their score is calculated)
- Answer Key
- Optional printable student recording sheet
Google Activities Tips
This digital resource was designed using Google Sheets™ and can be used on Google Classroom and Google Drive.
If you haven't created a free Google account, you will need to do that before opening this activity. Each student will need their own Google Account to open this activity. Once you have added the resource to your google drive you can assign the activity to your students. When assigning, make sure you select "make a copy for each student" if assigning on Google Classroom. If assigning using a different platform, ensure students are working with a COPY of the activity.
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_________________________________________________________________
Copyright Terms:
The graphics and clipart in this resource as meant to be used for your classroom only. You may not extract the images for other uses.
_________________________________________________________________
Have any questions?
Feel free to reach out to me! Email me at morgan@thesquadraticformula.com
or find me on Instagram @the.squadratic.formula
Thank you for visiting my store! Be sure to join the squad! *
Morgan Gariano
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Algebra St. Patrick's Day Activity Exponential Growth & Decay Word Problems Game
Highlights
Description
It's the Luck of the Draw for your Algebra students with this St. Patrick's Day activity on Exponential Growth & Decay with word problems themed for St. Patty's. This self-checking digital card game features 12 questions to help students practice modeling exponential growth and decay.
Students will feel the charm this St. Patrick's day with this exciting card game!
✅ CONCEPTS AND PROBLEM TYPES:
- Exponential growth with whole-number growth rates (i.e. doubles)
- Exponential growth with percentage growth (i.e. increases 20%)
- Exponential decay with percentage decrease (i.e. loses 5%)
- Exponential decay with fractional remainder (1/2 left)
- 9 of the problems are simply evaluating based on the rate, starting value and amount of time
- 3 of the problems will require students to guess & check, use a table, or otherwise solve for the amount of time or starting value (they are not required to know or use logarithms)
For students, Luck of the Draw makes mastering the art of writing and solving exponential word problems a ton of fun while ensuring students enjoy a unique competitive Card Game experience!
For you, not only will you enjoy the smiles on your students faces, but even better will be the time saved on prepping and grading with this no-prep self-grading digital activity!
How the activity works
In the game "Luck of the Draw" students will test their luck and their knowledge of Exponential growth and decay. They will receive instant feedback and be dealt a new card with each correct answer, building hands of four-cards.
They will rack up points by getting sets of the same card or by getting a color-streak. The card deck is made up of 64 cards, 4 colors, and 16 unique St. Patrick's Day themed images. As they answer all 12 questions in this activity, students will make 3 sets of 4 cards and earn points for each hand. At the end, they will be given bonus points by combining all 3 hands into one mega-hand. The student with the most points at the end wins. You can have students compete in small groups, pairs, or as a whole class.
Additional Features:
- Grade Score % on assignment displays at the top of the page
- Task card problems appear as drop down menus, ensuring each question is easily readable
- Correct answers will turn green
- Incorrect answers will turn red
- Each student copy will generate a unique set of cards (or use the refresh button to shuffle and play again)
- Automatically tallies up points after each round and keeps track of final score
This innovative and gamified approach to learning will captivate your students' imaginations and create a classroom atmosphere brimming with excitement and enthusiasm. Get ready to ShamROCK the Season with this fun and engaging digital card game.
Why You'll LOVE this Product
- No-Prep
- Instant, self-grading
- Instant feedback for student
- Engaging Gamified Activity
- Digital practice (save on copies if you'd like)
- Optional student recording sheet included
- Answer key included
- Provide student the opportunity to revise and check answers with instant feedback
- Good mix and variety of questions and levels of difficulty
- Celebrate St. Patrick's Day without sacrificing rigorous content (you won't be wasting time cutting, pasting or coloring)
Suggestions for Use
- Pre-Assessment
- Formative Assessment
- Group/partner work
- Class competition
- Math centers
- Small group instruction
- Extra help or practice
- Mid-unit practice
- End of unit review
- In-class practice
- Homework
- Early-finisher work
- Extra credit
- Over-break practice assignment
What is Included in the Google Drive Folder
- Student version of digital game activity
- Instructions and point scoring break down (if you or students want to know how their score is calculated)
- Answer Key
- Optional printable student recording sheet
Google Activities Tips
This digital resource was designed using Google Sheets™ and can be used on Google Classroom and Google Drive.
If you haven't created a free Google account, you will need to do that before opening this activity. Each student will need their own Google Account to open this activity. Once you have added the resource to your google drive you can assign the activity to your students. When assigning, make sure you select "make a copy for each student" if assigning on Google Classroom. If assigning using a different platform, ensure students are working with a COPY of the activity.
Related Products
⭐ Solving Multistep Equations St. Patrick's Day Digital Card Game Activity
⭐ Solving by Quadratic Formula - St. Patrick's Day Digital Card Game Activity
⭐ Dividing Polynomials Algebra 1 St. Patrick's Day Digital Card Game Activity
⭐ Finding Trend Lines & Making Predictions Game - Digital Self-Checking Activity
⭐ Laws of Exponents | Exponent Rules | Formative Assessment | Coded Drawing
_________________________________________________________________
Copyright Terms:
The graphics and clipart in this resource as meant to be used for your classroom only. You may not extract the images for other uses.
_________________________________________________________________
Have any questions?
Feel free to reach out to me! Email me at morgan@thesquadraticformula.com
or find me on Instagram @the.squadratic.formula
Thank you for visiting my store! Be sure to join the squad! *
Morgan Gariano
*(Clicking the link above will have you follow me)




