Classroom 127

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice solving systems of linear equations by analyzing questions that have already been solved incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an exi

Students practice adding, subtracting, and multiplying radical expressions by completing a math maze! They draw arrows to show the path that they took to get from the start of the maze to the exit. This download contains three different mazes for teachers to use to differentiate their instruction. Level 1 maze questions were designed for students who are struggling to pick up this concept. Radicands are the same when students add or subtract the radical expressions. In addition, the radical ex

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice using the order of operations to simplify expressions by analyzing questions that have already been answered incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must simplify the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a s

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice adding and subtracting rational numbers by analyzing questions that have already been solved incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice solving radical equations by analyzing questions that have already been solved incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an exit ticket,

Students practice adding and subtracting rational expressions by completing a math maze! They draw arrows to show the path that they took to get from the start of the maze to the exit. This download contains three different mazes for teachers to use to differentiate their instruction. Level 1 maze questions were designed for students who are struggling to pick up this concept. All problems in this maze have a common denominator. Level 2 maze questions were designed for the average student. I

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice finding the measurements of angles that are created when two parallel lines are cut by a transversal by analyzing questions that have already been answered incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must answer the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners,

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice solving rational equations by analyzing questions that have already been solved incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an exit ticket,

This resource contains 24 task cards that involve students practicing solving one and two step equations. It also includes a student recording sheet. This resource would be great to use for daily warm-ups, exit tickets, stations, or SCOOT. Download the preview to see the different types of problems that students will solve. If you like these task cards, you may also like Order of Operations Task CardsEvaluating Algebraic Expression Task CardsOne and Two Step Inequalities Task CardsSimplifying

Students practice solving proportions using cross products by completing a math maze! They draw arrows to show the path that they took to get from the start of the maze to the exit. This download contains three different mazes for teachers to use to differentiate their instruction. Level 1 maze questions were designed for students who are struggling to pick up this concept. After cross multiplying, students simply need to divide by a coefficient in order to solve for x. In addition, all answer

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice solving quadratic equations by analyzing questions that have already been solved incorrectly. The quadratic equations have been solved by the use of factoring, the quadratic equation, the completing the square method, and by using radicals. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must

Students practice solving algebraic rational equations by completing a math maze! They draw arrows to show the path that they took to get from the start of the maze to the exit. This download contains three different mazes for teachers to use to differentiate their instruction. Level 1 maze questions were designed for students who are struggling to pick up this concept. All problems in this maze can be solved by using the cross product property. Level 2 maze questions were designed for the ave

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice evaluating algebraic expressions that have already been done incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must simplify the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an exit ticket, or for homework

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice graphing linear equations (by solving for y) by analyzing problems and graphs that have been completed incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station ac

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice calculating the slope given two points, a graph, or a table by analyzing questions that have already been solved incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a

Students review converting fractions to decimals by completing a math maze! Students draw arrows to show the path that they took to get from the start of the maze to the exit. This download contains three different mazes for teachers to use to differentiate their instruction. Level 1 maze questions all contain proper fractions that terminate when they become decimals. This maze was designed for students who are struggling to pick up this concept. Level 2 maze questions contain many improper frac

Students practice solving multi-step inequalities by completing a math maze! They draw arrows to show the path that they took to get from the start of the maze to the exit. This download contains three different mazes for teachers to use to differentiate their instruction. Level 1 maze problems can all be completed in two steps. No answers will be negative. This maze was designed for students who are struggling to pick up this concept. Level 2 maze problems require students to work with variable

This resource contains 24 task cards that involve students working with the Pythagorean Theorem. The types of problems students will be asked to solve include Finding a leg of a right triangleFinding a hypotenuse of a right triangleDetermining whether it is possible or not for a right triangle with certain side lengths to existUsing the Pythagorean theorem to help you to find the perimeter or area of certain shapesWord ProblemsLengths of 3D objects Download the preview to see the different ty

I love using these math mazes with my students because it helps me to differentiate my instruction to meet the individualistic needs of my students. This is because each algebraic topic in this bundle contains three different levels of mazes. Level 1 mazes were designed for students struggling to pick up a concept. Level 2 mazes were designed for the average student. Level 3 mazes were designed for stronger students. Another reason I enjoy using these mazes is because it helps me to create

This resource provides students an opportunity to practice solving absolute value inequalities by analyzing questions that have already been solved incorrectly. After finding the error, the students must explain in words what happened. Then they must solve the problem correctly. Feel free to click on the preview to see the types of errors that students must analyze. This resource would be great to have students do with partners, as a warm-up, a review before a quiz, as a station activity, an exi