Solving Proportions Digital Activity for Google™
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Google Apps™- Internet Activities
Description
Want an easy way to incorporate technology in your math classroom as you help your students practice solving proportions? This is an editable, digital activity designed in Google Forms™ and is set up to be graded automatically! The activity includes 20 problems and is set up to show students one question at a time.
Check out the link in the preview to see the corresponding free online lesson you can use with this activity.
The first 14 equations are simple proportions that students can solve by cross-multiplying and dividing to find the missing value. The last 6 problems are more difficult and require students to solve two-step equations or equations with variables on both sides. These can be deleted if your students are not ready for this level of difficulty.
This activity is great to use in the classroom or with distance learning!
This is an editable activity. You can add questions of your own to the activity or delete any problems you do not want to use. You can change the answer type (multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, etc.), can change the point values, and if/when students see their scores.
See the link in the preview for detailed instructions on how to edit, assign to students, and view their scores.
After you purchase the activity, you will receive a pdf with instructions on how to copy the activity to your Google Drive and how to share it with students. Although this activity can be printed from Google Drive, a printed copy of this activity is not included in the download. The download is a PDF instruction sheet with a link to the digital activity.
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