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Adding and Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers | Math Drawing in Google Sheets with Auto Mistake Highlighting
It’s more exciting not just to see a mystery picture, but to see the process of coloring!
This activity is no-prep and self-checking, saving you time and money! No more grading papers! These self-checking Google Sheets magically color a Chameleon that engages the students and motivates them to solve all problems.
As this is a digital resource, so it easily integrates with Google Classroom and Google Drive for a painless and paperless math activity.
Features:
- Auto Mistake Highlighting
- Paperless Practice
- Interactive
- Digital
- Can be used with Google Classroom
- NO PREP
- Extra Picture
- suitable for Distance Learning
- Extra spaces are allowed, so a student can type "10", " 10", or " 10 " in the answer cell and it'll be correct (but "1 0" is a mistake)
- A thousand separators are allowed but not required, so "1234" and "1,234" are correct (but "12,34" is a mistake)
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Multi-Digit Addition and Subtraction | Distance Learning Math Drawing Chameleon
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Description
Adding and Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers | Math Drawing in Google Sheets with Auto Mistake Highlighting
It’s more exciting not just to see a mystery picture, but to see the process of coloring!
This activity is no-prep and self-checking, saving you time and money! No more grading papers! These self-checking Google Sheets magically color a Chameleon that engages the students and motivates them to solve all problems.
As this is a digital resource, so it easily integrates with Google Classroom and Google Drive for a painless and paperless math activity.
Features:
- Auto Mistake Highlighting
- Paperless Practice
- Interactive
- Digital
- Can be used with Google Classroom
- NO PREP
- Extra Picture
- suitable for Distance Learning
- Extra spaces are allowed, so a student can type "10", " 10", or " 10 " in the answer cell and it'll be correct (but "1 0" is a mistake)
- A thousand separators are allowed but not required, so "1234" and "1,234" are correct (but "12,34" is a mistake)
Be the first to know about my new discounts and products:
Did you know that you can earn 5% back for future purchases by leaving feedback? Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
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