Description
St. Patrick's Day! Are you working with one step equations with your student(s)? If so, here is an engaging 6th Grade math activity that your students can do to get some practice with such problems. For this escape room, the students must use their knowledge of these problems in order to figure out each puzzle. The problems include multiple operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
How it is used:
- Read the prompt
- For this escape room, the students must use their knowledge of these problems in order to figure out each puzzle.
- There are 3 levels.
- Each level has a different puzzle
- After each level, check the students' answers and make sure they are correct before they proceed to the next level
- After the 3rd level is complete and the answers are checked the activity is finished
Included:
- Prompt page
- 3 puzzles
- 3 answer keys
- Terms of use
- Credits
Ways to use this resource:
- Math centers
- Test prep
- Whole-class activity
- Homework
Benefits of this resource:
- Engages students
- Opportunity for collaboration
- Plenty of practice with the mathematical concept
- Easy to set up (SAVES TIME)
EASEL ACTIVITY (PLEASE READ)
When assigning this on EASEL, the students will not see the answer key when working on EASEL. You must print out the answer key from the pdf so that the students can come to you to make sure they got their answers correct.
Here are some other resources that may pique your interest:
One Step Equations for Beginners
One Step Equations: Secret Message
One Step Equations: SECRET MESSAGE
One Step Equation Activity: Riddles
Feel free to send an email to variablesoupmath@gmail.com if your students enjoy these resources or if you have any questions. Be sure to follow me to keep up with my uploads.
PLEASE READ the Terms of Use here
Click here for FREE FLASH CARDS you can use with your students
Be Sure to follow Variable Soup on Facebook
Looking for a community with fellow math educators? Join the Facebook Group here
Enjoy and happy teaching!
St. Patrick's Day One Step Equations Worksheet | Escape Room | 6th Grade Math
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Description
St. Patrick's Day! Are you working with one step equations with your student(s)? If so, here is an engaging 6th Grade math activity that your students can do to get some practice with such problems. For this escape room, the students must use their knowledge of these problems in order to figure out each puzzle. The problems include multiple operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
How it is used:
- Read the prompt
- For this escape room, the students must use their knowledge of these problems in order to figure out each puzzle.
- There are 3 levels.
- Each level has a different puzzle
- After each level, check the students' answers and make sure they are correct before they proceed to the next level
- After the 3rd level is complete and the answers are checked the activity is finished
Included:
- Prompt page
- 3 puzzles
- 3 answer keys
- Terms of use
- Credits
Ways to use this resource:
- Math centers
- Test prep
- Whole-class activity
- Homework
Benefits of this resource:
- Engages students
- Opportunity for collaboration
- Plenty of practice with the mathematical concept
- Easy to set up (SAVES TIME)
EASEL ACTIVITY (PLEASE READ)
When assigning this on EASEL, the students will not see the answer key when working on EASEL. You must print out the answer key from the pdf so that the students can come to you to make sure they got their answers correct.
Here are some other resources that may pique your interest:
One Step Equations for Beginners
One Step Equations: Secret Message
One Step Equations: SECRET MESSAGE
One Step Equation Activity: Riddles
Feel free to send an email to variablesoupmath@gmail.com if your students enjoy these resources or if you have any questions. Be sure to follow me to keep up with my uploads.
PLEASE READ the Terms of Use here
Click here for FREE FLASH CARDS you can use with your students
Be Sure to follow Variable Soup on Facebook
Looking for a community with fellow math educators? Join the Facebook Group here
Enjoy and happy teaching!
