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Math Circles is a great groupwork activity for your math classroom. 1. Create groups of 4 students. 2. Create (or use pre-generated) 4 different problems. 3. Each student starts with a different first page. They solve the problem, then pass the pages clockwise after an assigned time period. They cover their answer with a post-it. 4. Each student responds to all 4 problems. 5. By the end of the activity, students have solved 4 problems. They remove the post-its and then can discuss the correct an

Math Circles is a great groupwork activity for your math classroom. 1. Create groups of 4 students. 2. Create (or use pre-generated) 4 different problems. 3. Each student starts with a different first page. They solve the problem, then pass the pages clockwise after an assigned time period. They cover their answer with a post-it. 4. Each student responds to all 4 problems. 5. By the end of the activity, students have solved 4 problems. They remove the post-its and then can discuss the correct an

Worksheet includes 6 word problems with graphic organizer to translate into linear equations. Steps include: 1. Identify Key Information 2. Translate to Equation 3. Solve Equation 4. Check Includes blank sheet to create your own problems. Completely editable in Google Drive.

Math Circles is a great groupwork activity for your math classroom. 1. Create groups of 4 students. 2. Create (or use pre-generated) 4 different problems. 3. Each student starts with a different first page. They solve the problem, then pass the pages clockwise after an assigned time period. They cover their answer with a post-it. 4. Each student responds to all 4 problems. 5. By the end of the activity, students have solved 4 problems. They remove the post-its and then can discuss the correct an

Math Circles is a great groupwork activity for your math classroom. 1. Create groups of 4 students. 2. Create (or use pre-generated) 4 different problems. 3. Each student starts with a different first page. They solve the problem, then pass the pages clockwise after an assigned time period. They cover their answer with a post-it. 4. Each student responds to all 4 problems. 5. By the end of the activity, students have solved 4 problems. They remove the post-its and then can discuss the correct an

Math Circles is a great groupwork activity for your math classroom. 1. Create groups of 4 students. 2. Create (or use pre-generated) 4 different problems. 3. Each student starts with a different first page. They solve the problem, then pass the pages clockwise after an assigned time period. They cover their answer with a post-it. 4. Each student responds to all 4 problems. 5. By the end of the activity, students have solved 4 problems. They remove the post-its and then can discuss the correct an

Math Circles is a great groupwork activity for your math classroom. 1. Create groups of 4 students. 2. Create (or use pre-generated) 4 different problems. 3. Each student starts with a different first page. They solve the problem, then pass the pages clockwise after an assigned time period. They cover their answer with a post-it. 4. Each student responds to all 4 problems. 5. By the end of the activity, students have solved 4 problems. They remove the post-its and then can discuss the correct an

Math Circles is a great groupwork activity for your math classroom. 1. Create groups of 4 students. 2. Create (or use pre-generated) 4 different problems. 3. Each student starts with a different first page. They solve the problem, then pass the pages clockwise after an assigned time period. They cover their answer with a post-it. 4. Each student responds to all 4 problems. 5. By the end of the activity, students have solved 4 problems. They remove the post-its and then can discuss the correct an

Students will analyze a word problem to identify variables. They will write two equations to represent the word problem. Students are asked to solve algebraically using the Substitution Method. Identify final cost.

Includes an Editable Google Doc with one editable chart, one colorful chart. Perfect to help scaffold your lesson and organize student notes.

Students will create a linear equation and design a word problem to reflect the equation. They will then complete a chart and graph the function. They will identify the slope and y-intercept of the function and explain how they completed the table and graph.