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Looking for an engaging way to practice factoring trinomials? Students will love these mystery pictures as they practice factoring trinomials with a = 1. Students will copy and paste colors on their grid according to their answer and reveal a mystery picture.
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Included in this Activity
- GOOGLE SLIDES and PRINTABLE
- Includes 2 mystery pictures (14 and 12 questions)
- 2 mystery pictures to reveal
- Answer keys
Highlights
- No prep
- Perfect for a substitute
- 1 : 1 classrooms
- Extra credit
- Homework
- In-class work
- Distance learning
- Engaging
Other products that you may be interested in
▸ Factoring Trinomials Task Cards
▸ Rational Numbers Operations Activity Digital
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Factoring Trinomials a = 1 Google Slides Digital Activity 7th Grade Math Algebra
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Description
Looking for an engaging way to practice factoring trinomials? Students will love these mystery pictures as they practice factoring trinomials with a = 1. Students will copy and paste colors on their grid according to their answer and reveal a mystery picture.
CLICK HERE TO GRAB BOTH THE PRINTABLE AND DIGITAL VERSIONS FOR JUST $1.00 MORE
Included in this Activity
- GOOGLE SLIDES and PRINTABLE
- Includes 2 mystery pictures (14 and 12 questions)
- 2 mystery pictures to reveal
- Answer keys
Highlights
- No prep
- Perfect for a substitute
- 1 : 1 classrooms
- Extra credit
- Homework
- In-class work
- Distance learning
- Engaging
Other products that you may be interested in
▸ Factoring Trinomials Task Cards
▸ Rational Numbers Operations Activity Digital
★ FOLLOW ME for more great products to make sense of math!
Remember that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases!
Please feel free to contact me with any questions!
Michelle,
Make Sense of Math
makesenseofmath@yahoo.com








