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This digital escape room is a great, engaging way to have your students practice analyzing and interpreting proportional linear relationships with real-world contexts. It requires zero prep. The only thing your students will need is access to an electronic device. It is self-checking, and it works great for group work and individual work alike! An answer key is also included for your convenience and is linked for on the resource page you will receive after purchasing. There are 5 "locks" that st

This digital escape room is a great, engaging way to have your students writing and solving one variable equations with variables on both sides using real-world contexts. It requires zero prep. The only thing your students will need is access to an electronic device. It is self-checking, and it works great for group work and individual work alike! There are 5 "tasks" that students have to complete, and each one must be completed correctly before it will allow students to move on to the next. All

In this error analysis, students will be given work samples of 8 different equations that have been solved incorrectly. Each work sample contains exactly one mistake. Students must use their higher-order thinking skills to examine each work sample in order to identify the step where the mistake lies, explain the mistake in their own words, and correct it in order to obtain the correct solution for the equation. The equations used in this activity have variables on both sides and rational number

This rule sorting activity is perfect to use with your students after you have taught them about the 4 different types of transformations. It allows them to put the information together and practice identifying what type of transformation happened by just looking at the rule/algebraic notation. This is oftentimes the way it is tested on high-stakes tests such as STAAR, so it is very helpful for testing purposes. Students will be able to compare the rules and discover trends among them.