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6th Grade Evaluate with Substitution Math Mystery | Google Slides + Printable
Make evaluating expressions fun and engaging with this Substitution Mystery Activity for 6th grade math! It includes a printable worksheet and editable Google slides version. Students will substitute given values into expressions, solve, and use their answers to find the secret code. This activity turns routine algebra practice into an interactive challenge that keeps students motivated and thinking critically! 🧠 What’s Included: ✔️ 20 substitution (evaluating expressions) problems ✔️ No ex
5th - 7th
Algebra, Applied Math, Other (Math)
CCSS
6.EE.A.2
, 6.EE.A.2c
6th Grade Combining Like Terms/Simplifying Mystery | Google Slides + Printable
Make algebra practice engaging with this Combining Like Terms/Simplifying Expressions Mystery Worksheet and editable Google Slides Activity! It's designed specifically for 6th grade math students! Students will simplify expressions without parentheses, match their answers to a bank of choices, and reveal a secret code, keeping them motivated from start to finish. This resource includes 20 problems to provide meaningful practice with combining like terms and simplifying expressions. 🧠 What’s Inc
5th - 7th
Algebra, Applied Math, Math Test Prep
CCSS
6.EE.A.2b
, 6.EE.A.3
1st Grade Word Problem of the Day One, Two Step Addition Subtraction Daily Story
These 1st Grade Math Story Problems are daily word problem warm ups in a problem of the day format covering addition and subtraction — including single step and two step story problems for fall, winter, and spring. Students will become skilled mathematicians as they analyze and solve these stimulating math word problems, promoting critical thinking and mathematical fluency. With nearly 300 diverse addition and subtraction word problems, you can give your students ample opportunities to strength
1st - 2nd
Applied Math, Math Test Prep, Other (Math)
CCSS
2.MD.B.5
, 2.MD.C.8
, 2.MD.D.9
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Build Your Own Clock! No-Prep Hands-On Activity for Learning to Tell Time
This no-prep hands-on activity gives students the chance to build their very own clock with working hands! The student compares their work with a real clock in the classroom to determine where to paste each number and which hand is the minutes or hour hand. Then, using a brad (and maybe a bit of help from the teacher!) they can attach their clock hands to the clock face and use this tool to begin to make their own times. My students LOVED quizzing each other with these and getting to make it the
K - 3rd
Applied Math, Telling Time
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