Description
This fun maze worksheet has 2 paths on 1 maze and can be used for individuals or as a partner activity! It is an engaging and motivational way for students to practice computation skills with SQUARE ROOTS (16 problems on each maze path).
This activity targets Indiana Academic Standard IAS 7.NS.2: Understand the inverse relationship between squaring and finding the square root of a perfect square whole number. Find square roots of perfect square whole numbers.
34 Total Problems Included (16 on each path): SQUARE ROOTS of numbers 1-256, 400, & 625 (Answers are 1-16, 20, or 25)
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Grab the COMPLETE SET of 5 MAZES (Perfect Squares and Square Roots) by CLICKING HERE. This Freebie Maze is not part of the 5-Pack...so you would end up with SIX mazes for practicing Square Roots! Great for scaffolding, repetiton, or spiral review.
Add to the fun by purchasing the MAKE-A-YOUR-OWN-Y Maze for students to create their own mazes. What a great way to review the concepts in ANY unit!
I designed these mazes with my 7th & 8th graders in mind, but agree that they would also be a fun review activity for Algebra 1 or Algebra 2 students when kicking off your Simplifying Radicals Unit.
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HIGHLIGHTS:
- Fun, & Motivational
- Great for Individual Practice or Collaborative Partner Work
- Quick Mental Math Practice (intended to be a NO CALCULATOR activity)
- Minimal Prep (Simply print & make copies!)
The KEY is NOT included...mainly to avoid student use (this activity is freely available on the internet for anyone to download). I suggest printing the maze on a clear transparency and then coloring the maze paths with 2 different pale-colored sharpies. Use this as a quick way to check student work by placing the transparency over each student's maze to see if the paths match!. Great for quick formative feedback!
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Check out these other HIGH QUALITY Battmatics Resources:
- PRINTABLE MAZES by BATTMATICS
- DIGITAL MAZES by BATTMATICS
- EQUATIONS & INEQUALITIES by BATTMATICS
- PROPORTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS by BATTMATICS
- PERCENT ACTIVITIES by BATTMATICS
- 7TH GRADE ACTIVITIES by BATTMATICS
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Description
This fun maze worksheet has 2 paths on 1 maze and can be used for individuals or as a partner activity! It is an engaging and motivational way for students to practice computation skills with SQUARE ROOTS (16 problems on each maze path).
This activity targets Indiana Academic Standard IAS 7.NS.2: Understand the inverse relationship between squaring and finding the square root of a perfect square whole number. Find square roots of perfect square whole numbers.
34 Total Problems Included (16 on each path): SQUARE ROOTS of numbers 1-256, 400, & 625 (Answers are 1-16, 20, or 25)
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Grab the COMPLETE SET of 5 MAZES (Perfect Squares and Square Roots) by CLICKING HERE. This Freebie Maze is not part of the 5-Pack...so you would end up with SIX mazes for practicing Square Roots! Great for scaffolding, repetiton, or spiral review.
Add to the fun by purchasing the MAKE-A-YOUR-OWN-Y Maze for students to create their own mazes. What a great way to review the concepts in ANY unit!
I designed these mazes with my 7th & 8th graders in mind, but agree that they would also be a fun review activity for Algebra 1 or Algebra 2 students when kicking off your Simplifying Radicals Unit.
************************************************************************************
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Fun, & Motivational
- Great for Individual Practice or Collaborative Partner Work
- Quick Mental Math Practice (intended to be a NO CALCULATOR activity)
- Minimal Prep (Simply print & make copies!)
The KEY is NOT included...mainly to avoid student use (this activity is freely available on the internet for anyone to download). I suggest printing the maze on a clear transparency and then coloring the maze paths with 2 different pale-colored sharpies. Use this as a quick way to check student work by placing the transparency over each student's maze to see if the paths match!. Great for quick formative feedback!
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Check out these other HIGH QUALITY Battmatics Resources:
- PRINTABLE MAZES by BATTMATICS
- DIGITAL MAZES by BATTMATICS
- EQUATIONS & INEQUALITIES by BATTMATICS
- PROPORTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS by BATTMATICS
- PERCENT ACTIVITIES by BATTMATICS
- 7TH GRADE ACTIVITIES by BATTMATICS
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