Types of Solutions Card Sort Cut and Paste Activity

Are your students learning how to solve equations and identify special solution types? This card sort activity helps them practice identifying equations that have one solution, no solution, or infinite solutions.

Two different sizes for this activity are included!
*A full-sheet sized version is included to use as a standalone activity.
*A interactive notebook sized version is included that can be glued into an interactive notebook (this is my personal favorite option!).

Each of the six equations have been specifically chosen to address common misconceptions that students run into to maximize the effect this sorting activity has.

TIP: To introduce this topic, I always use my Special Case Solutions Foldable for notes, and then I use this card sort as a follow-up activity or even as a homework assignment!

Are you looking for more resources on solving equations? Take a look at these:
*Special Case Solutions Foldable
*Solving Multi-Step Equations Flowchart Graphic Organizer
*Solving Literal Equation Carving Pumpkins Coloring Activity
*Solving Literal Equations Connect 4 Activity
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