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This notes and activity bundle includes...
...notes on applying the distributive property and simplifying algebraic expressions (perfect for interactive notebooks). It includes a right side for direct instruction and a left side for independent practice. Notes are duplicated per page to save paper and time by the copier!
...a self-checking digital Pixel Art that allows for students to practice applying the distributive property and simplifying algebraic expressions. Students will either identify a coefficient or constant of the expression in the pixel. 20 total problems are included.
When a student gets an answer correct, part of the picture appears. The full picture will appear once all the problems are correctly answered.
The product is for Google Sheets making it easy to upload to Google Classroom.
A paper workspace is also provided for the Pixel Art.
ONLY POSITIVE NUMBERS ARE INCLUDED FOR THE DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY IN BOTH THE NOTES AND PIXEL. Subtraction of like terms does occur with a positive difference.
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Description
This notes and activity bundle includes...
...notes on applying the distributive property and simplifying algebraic expressions (perfect for interactive notebooks). It includes a right side for direct instruction and a left side for independent practice. Notes are duplicated per page to save paper and time by the copier!
...a self-checking digital Pixel Art that allows for students to practice applying the distributive property and simplifying algebraic expressions. Students will either identify a coefficient or constant of the expression in the pixel. 20 total problems are included.
When a student gets an answer correct, part of the picture appears. The full picture will appear once all the problems are correctly answered.
The product is for Google Sheets making it easy to upload to Google Classroom.
A paper workspace is also provided for the Pixel Art.
ONLY POSITIVE NUMBERS ARE INCLUDED FOR THE DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY IN BOTH THE NOTES AND PIXEL. Subtraction of like terms does occur with a positive difference.
