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In this self-checking digital activity, jokes on you, students are given a scatter plot with a trend line. They will be writing the equation for the line in slope-intercept form. When they answer questions correctly, they are prompted to type in a word. The activity informs the students what type of word to type in similar to the popular mad story game. Once the students have answered a question and provided a word based on the prompt, their custom joke appears. What silly dad jokes will your st

In the self-checking activity, Battery Drain, students solve systems of equations using substitution and attempt to guess the mystery word before they run out of battery life. In this hangman style game, as students correctly answer questions, they are able to guess letters in attempt to guess the mystery word. The students continue to answer questions in any order and guess letters until no questions remain. Can the students guess the mystery word or phrase before their battery drains? Note: Th

In this self-checking activity, students organize the tiles to make appropriate matches. They will match a fraction or decimal with a congruent one and identify if as repeating or terminating. Once complete, the activity automatically tells students how many questions they have correct and incorrect, but does not reveal which matches are incorrect. This method of checking encourages students to think deeper and revise their matches rather than simply guessing and checking their way through the a

In this digital self-checking activity, Humans vs Zombies, students will take turns solving questions with adding and subtracting integers in order to save humanity or attack. When questions are answered correctly, students take over part of the image. The objective is to end the game with the highest percent of the image. Who will win the Humans or the Zombies… There are 10 questions with fractions and decimals for students to solve. Please look at the preview to see if the questions are appr

This puzzle is a fun and engaging way for students to practice converting between fractions and decimals. Students match equivalent fractions and decimals to make a ghost puzzle. There are 33 fractions to match with terminating and repeating decimals on 24 puzzle pieces. See the preview to see the questions that are on the activity. All the puzzle pieces are included on one sheet of paper. This is a fun activity to do on or before Halloween, use it as a review, for math centers or extra pr

In this digital self-checking activity, Humans vs Zombies, students will take turns solving questions with rational numbers in order to save humanity or attack. When questions are answered correctly, students take over part of the image. The objective is to end the game with the highest percent of the image. Who will win the Humans or the Zombies… There are 10 questions with fractions and decimals for students to solve. Please look at the preview to see if the questions are appropriate for you

In this self-checking activity, students answer questions about parallel lines cut by a transversal, and they receive instant feedback. But wait, there’s more! Not only do students get immediate feedback along with an image to increase student engagement, but they also get to customize that image. In Smile Factory, after correct responses, students are able to customize the color, eyes and mouth of their face. What image will your students create when they're in charge of Smile Factory? Note: Th

In this self-checking activity, students organize the tiles to make appropriate matches. They will match a graph with two equations and the solution for the system of equations. Once complete, the activity automatically tells students how many questions they have correct and incorrect, but does not reveal which matches are incorrect. This method of checking encourages students to think deeper and revise their matches rather than simply guessing and checking their way through the activity. Will y

In the self-checking activity, Little Lucky Lottery, students find the volume of cones, cylinders and spheres in order to scratch off their digital lottery ticket. As students correctly answer questions, more of the scratch-off card is revealed. After correctly answering all the questions, students check over their card to see if it is a winner. The students continue to answer questions until they have scratched off the entire card. Who will have the lucky lottery card(s)? NOTE: Students will fi

In the self-checking activity, ugly sweater contest, students solve systems of equations using elimination and get instant feedback. But wait, there’s more! Not only do students get immediate feedback along with an image to increase student engagement, but they also get to customize that image. In Ugly Sweater Competition, after correct responses, students are able to customize the color, layout, character, special features and type of sweater. Why not have a friendly competition to see which st

Need self-checking activities for your students to practice solving systems of equations. This bundle includes an activity for solving systems by substitution elimination, and graphing. What's included: Solving Systems of Equations by SubstitutionSolving Systems of Equations by EliminationSolving Systems of Equations by GraphingAll the activities have students solving 10 systems of equations questions and getting immediate feedback on if they are doing it correctly. They are also rewarded by ge

This puzzle is a fun and engaging way for students to practice simplifying expressions. Students match equivalent expressions to make a ghost puzzle. There are 33 expressions for them to simplify on 24 puzzle pieces. See the preview to see the questions that are on the activity. All the puzzle pieces are included on one sheet of paper. This is a fun activity to do on or before Halloween, use it as a review, for math centers or extra practice. Students can work in groups or individually to

In the self-checking activity, Battery Drain, students solve 2-step equations and attempt to guess the mystery word before they run out of battery life. In this hangman style game, as students correctly answer questions, they are able to guess letters in attempt to guess the mystery word. The students continue to answer questions in any order and guess letters until no questions remain. Can the students guess the mystery word or phrase before their battery drains? Note: There are 10 2-step equat

In this self-checking digital activity, students practice simplifying expressions as they attempt to collect and piece together the mystery puzzle. As questions are answered correctly, students collect puzzle pieces. Once the students have answered all the required questions, they then get to piece together the puzzle and reveal the mystery picture. Can your students piece together the mystery picture or will they remain puzzled to pieces? Note: There are 12 questions on the activity. Please loo

In the self-checking activity, Little Lucky Lottery, students evaluate expressions in order to scratch off their digital lottery ticket. As students correctly answer questions, more of the scratch-off card is revealed. After correctly answering all the questions, students check over their card to see if it is a winner. The students continue to answer questions until they have scratched off the entire card. Who will have the lucky lottery card(s)? NOTE: Positive and negative integers and squares