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Have students complete this dividing fractions pixel art activity. As students answer each question, if the answer is entered correctly, part of the Valentine's Day pixel art picture shows up. If the answer is not answered correctly, students will know immediately as no picture will appear. Answer key is provided.

Students compare fractions with unlike denominators using inequalities ( < or > ) to create a Valentine's Day pixel art. This is a self-checking assignment. As students answer each question, part of the picture appears. If an incorrect answer is entered, nothing happens. Answer key is provided.

Have students find the missing side length using Pythagorean theorem in this pixel art activity. As students answer correctly, part of the Easter Egg and Chick pixel art appears. If students enter an incorrect answer, no color is added to the pixel art activity so students know to check their answers. *Answer Key is included

In these pixel art activities, students add, subtract, multiply and divide fractions. There is also a mixed operation pixel art activity (that does include positive and negative fractions). As students solve questions, and type in their answers, correct answers will create part of the pixel art image, incorrect answers will have no image appear, so students will know to correct their work.

Students compare fractions with unlike denominators using inequalities ( < or > ) to create a Pizza pixel art. This is a self-checking assignment. As students answer each question, part of the picture appears. If an incorrect answer is entered, no color is added, so students know to check their answer. *Answer key is provided. Check out the Comparing Fractions Version 1 assignment here -- > https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Valentines-Day-Pixel-Art-Comparing-Fractions

Practicing one-step equations? This bundle includes whole numbers, decimals, fractions, and integer one-step equations for students to solve. Students drag the final answers and drop them beside the matching equation.

Have your students solve multiplying integers questions while creating this St. Patrick's Themed Pixel Art. Students answer questions and enter their answers. If student answers are correct, part of the pixel art will appear. If answers are entered incorrectly, no pixel art will appear so students will immediately know they have made a mistake. *Answer key included.

This digital self checking assignment has students practicing subtracting integers, with 17 practice questions. Students enter in the solution, and if correct, part of the pixel art mittens image appears. If students are incorrect, they will immediately know they have made a mistake and can correct it. *Answer key included!

Students practice finding equivalent fractions and the simplified fraction for 10 fractions. Answer Key Included.

Have students practice multiplying fractions to create this pixel art bunny. As students type in their correct answers, part of the pixel art image will appear. If answers are incorrect, no picture will appear, and students will know that they have made a mistake and can self-check their work. Answers must be in simplest form. *Answer key is included

Have students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing integers with these digital pixel art activities. More pixel art activities will be added! Grab it now at a lower price and get all of the activities as they are added!

Have students practice calculating the circumference of a circle when given the radius or diameter. In this pixel art self checking activity, students calculate the circumference of a circle when given the radius or diameter. Students use 3.14 for the value of pi during calculations. Students also practice rounding to the nearest whole number. As students enter answers, correct answers will color in part of the pixel art Pi Day pie to appear. Incorrect answers will cause no color to appear, tel

Student will practice multiplying and dividing integers in this self checking digital activity. Students will answer 20 questions, that involve multiplying, dividing, and mixed two step questions. As students type in their answer to the student sheet, correct answers will result in part of the pixel art march madness basketball picture appear. Incorrect answers will have no cells colored in, so students will have immediate feedback and can check their answer. *Answer key is included. *Remember

Have students practice adding and subtracting decimals using these pixel art and drag and drop activities. Included: - self checking adding and subtracting pixel art practice - drag and drop adding and subtracting combined practice

Students practice finding the area of a circle, when given the radius. Students also practice rounding to the nearest whole unit in this self-checking pixel art digital activity. Using 3.14 as pi, students calculate their answer, type into the sheet and if they are correct part of the pixel art snowflake design shows up. If the answer is incorrect, students get immediate feedback as no color is added to the pixel art design. -15 questions -Answer key is provided ***Reminder, when making a copy

Have students solve one-step equations in this digital activity where students drag the correct answer and drop it beside each question. Students solve one step equations involving decimals to solve for x. Can also be printed as a handout. *Answer key included.

In this digital pixel art activity, students practice adding decimals. As students enter in their answer, correct answers will produce part of the pixel art ram picture. Incorrect answers will have no pixel art appear, so students will know to check their answer. *Answer key included

In this drag and drop activity, students look at 6 different graphs and select the matching table of values and expression that represents each growing linear pattern. Answer key is included.

Have students practice converting fractions into percents, and rounding to the nearest percent. This activity can be done digitally by having students drag the yellow boxes to the green box beside each question, or print and use as a worksheet. *Includes answer key*

Have students compare and order fractions with unlike denominators, by dragging and dropping fractions into the correct spots. Students can complete this activity online or it can be printed and students can write in the fractions.