Amy Hopper

This cross-curricular activity combines latitude and longitude skills with adding and subtracting integers. Students will understand the northern, southern, eastern, and western hemispheres as positive and negative coordinates. The northern and eastern hemispheres will be represented by positive integers and the southern and western hemispheres will be represented by negative integers. This activity includes an information sheet, a map of the US, a map of the world, a map of Illinois, the in-cl

Students will practice evaluating numerical expressions using the order of operations. As students input their answers, if their answers are correct, the cell will turn green and parts of the secret picture will begin to reveal itself. If their answers are incorrect, nothing will happen. This is the perfect self-check for students!

Students will practice simplifying algebraic expressions, with and without distributing, in this engaging activity. As students input their answers, if their answers are correct, the cell will turn green and parts of the secret picture will begin to reveal itself. If their answers are incorrect, nothing will happen. This is the perfect self-check for students!

Students will practice adding and subtracting up to 3 integers. As students solve, the cell will turn green with correct answers so students may self-check. A picture will also begin to appear with correct answers until all problems have been solved and the picture has completely been revealed.

Students can use this chart to help remember the rules for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing integers.