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Solving Equations Valentines Day Middle School Math Practice Digital Pratice
Solving Equations Valentines Day Middle School Math Practice Digital Pratice
Solving Equations Valentines Day Middle School Math Practice Digital Pratice
Solving Equations Valentines Day Middle School Math Practice Digital Pratice
Solving Equations Valentines Day Middle School Math Practice Digital Pratice
Solving Equations Valentines Day Middle School Math Practice Digital Pratice
Solving Equations Valentines Day Middle School Math Practice Digital Pratice
Solving Equations Valentines Day Middle School Math Practice Digital Pratice
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"My students were happy and engaged. Working in pairs and trying to correct each other was such an interesting idea. Collaboration was very good idea to check with those students. I was happy to see the outcome."
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Leila L.

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Are you a Middle School Math or Algebra 1 Teacher looking for a Valentine's Day Theme Activity that focuses on Solving Equations (one step equations, two step equations, multi step equations and the distributive property). This No Prep resource is perfect for increase student engagement with a fun review activity on solving equations.

The 16 questions that are in the Digital Pixel Art Activity are also included on a printable worksheet to hold students accountable for showing their work and to capture their mastery of the skill being assessed. There is also a Fun Riddle at the end of the activity that you can use as Extra Credit for students to increase student buy-in and engagement.

➡️ WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Digital Pixel Art Activity through Google Sheets
  • Printable Worksheet
  • Answer Keys

➡️ WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS PRODUCT

  • The interactive game format makes reviewing percent skills more engaging for students, which can lead to improved learning outcomes.

  • The self-checking feature allows for independent learning and allows YOU to focus on other tasks like providing 1:1 support to students who need it.

  • This is activity is completely No Prep for you so it'll save you so much time in the long run


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Solving Equations Valentines Day Middle School Math Practice Digital Pratice

Rated 5 out of 5, based on 2 reviews
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Algebra Made Simple
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7th - 9th
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What others say

"My students were happy and engaged. Working in pairs and trying to correct each other was such an interesting idea. Collaboration was very good idea to check with those students. I was happy to see the outcome."
star
Leila L.

Description

Are you a Middle School Math or Algebra 1 Teacher looking for a Valentine's Day Theme Activity that focuses on Solving Equations (one step equations, two step equations, multi step equations and the distributive property). This No Prep resource is perfect for increase student engagement with a fun review activity on solving equations.

The 16 questions that are in the Digital Pixel Art Activity are also included on a printable worksheet to hold students accountable for showing their work and to capture their mastery of the skill being assessed. There is also a Fun Riddle at the end of the activity that you can use as Extra Credit for students to increase student buy-in and engagement.

➡️ WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Digital Pixel Art Activity through Google Sheets
  • Printable Worksheet
  • Answer Keys

➡️ WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS PRODUCT

  • The interactive game format makes reviewing percent skills more engaging for students, which can lead to improved learning outcomes.

  • The self-checking feature allows for independent learning and allows YOU to focus on other tasks like providing 1:1 support to students who need it.

  • This is activity is completely No Prep for you so it'll save you so much time in the long run


➡️ LET’S CONNECT

⭐ Follow me on Instagram to be the first to hear about new products @algebramadesimple

⭐ Want Exclusive Freebies and Differentiation Resources for Secondary Math (6th -12), Join my email list here and get monthly emails with goodies

⭐ Join my FB Group for easy to use tips and resources

➡️ RECEIVE FREE TPT CREDITS

  • You can receive TPT store credits to use on future purchases by leaving feedback on any products you buy! Click on "My Purchases" to access the feedback link. I really appreciate your support, please leave feedback on my products. Your feedback will ensure I make the very best products for you and your students!

Copyright © Algebra Made Simple. All Rights Reserved.

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Rated 5 out of 5
May 16, 2025
My students were happy and engaged. Working in pairs and trying to correct each other was such an interesting idea. Collaboration was very good idea to check with those students. I was happy to see the outcome.
Leila L.
28 reviews
Grades taught: 8th
Student populations: Learning difficulties, Mild to severe disabilities
Rated 5 out of 5
February 15, 2024
I used this one Valentine's Day with my students. It was a great review for my 8th graders and great practice for my 7th graders who just started learning equations. The students loved it!
Kelly F.
66 reviews
Grades taught: 7th, 8th, 9th
Student populations: Learning difficulties

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Use variables to represent quantities in a real-world or mathematical problem, and construct simple equations and inequalities to solve problems by reasoning about the quantities.
Solve linear equations in one variable.
Solve linear equations and inequalities in one variable, including equations with coefficients represented by letters.
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