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This is an interactive Treasure Hunt (Escape Room Style) Activity. Student need to use ordered pairs to find a code to earn a treasure for their chest. This activity can be used 3 ways: Digital Google Slides, Interactive Google Forms or Printed Hardcopies.

This is an interactive Quest (escape room style) activity that includes 24 questions match the rights to the amendment in the US Bill of Rights. Students will work through 6 missions to collect the power gems at each level. This activity can be used in 3 ways: Printed Hardcopy, Google Slides or an even more interactive Google Forms link. Ex. Deals with searching people and their possessions --4th Amendment

This escape room has 9 questions percent of a number questions. This activity includes a Google Form link to that has a version of the activity that requires the correct codes to be entered to unlock the next section (making it a true escape room).

This activity includes slides with step-by-step process for showing work and solving for both hypothenuse and missing legs. There are 13 total problems using the Pythagorean Theorem to find missing side lengths of right triangles.

This item can be used both digitally or as handout. It includes 3 mazes for adding, subtracting and multiply/divide integers. Each puzzle has 15 problems and is great for quick practice. I have also included an editable maze template so that you can create your own mazes.

This an interactive sorting activity on the requirements, membership and powers of the 3 Branches of the US government. It contains 4 slides and has 16 items for student to sort, for a quick review of the 3 branches.

This activity is an interactive google slide that allows student to drag over the answers to the percent problems. There are 18 problems in total (6-find the percent, 6-find the part, 6 find the whole)

This digital activity in Google Slides goes over the Quotient Property of exponents and provides 12 easy to type in practice exercises for student to practice using the law.

This is a short activity that has students identify from descriptions and examples, the different political systems. (Direct Democracy, Rep. Democracy, Monarchy, Dictatorship, Oligarchy, Theocracy, Anarchy). 15 Questions.

This is a Google Slides Activity that gives an overview, examples and then 12 problems involving using the Product Property of Exponents to multiply exponents and monomials.

This activity includes 3 notes slides on solving inequalities in one variable and then 5 one-step inequality problems and 5 two-step inequality problems.

This activity gives a quick overview of distributive property for numeric and algebraic expressions. It give scaffolded practice and then 10 problems for simplifying expressions using Distributive Property.

This activity include vocabulary support and practice for the following terms: expression, term, coefficient, constant. There are also 6 practice problems for the concept of Combine Like Terms.

This Google Slide includes 10 combining like terms practice problems

This is a template in Google Slides for students to complete, that allows them to do some introductory research into the 5 Themes of Geography. *it really allowed students to differentiate and use their creativity (see sample student work)

This activity involves 20 relay task cards for simplifying algebraic expressions using Distributive Property and Combining Like Terms. The relay part of this activity is how the task cards are used. As students finish they bring the card to the teacher for a quick check-if all is accurate students are given another card (the 2nd or jump ahead to differentiate-If there are errors, the bottom of the card provides easy to give feedback and allow students to make corrections

This short activity describes the three economic systems (market, traditional, command) and the 3 Economic Questions. It then allows students to look at 5 scenarios and determine if they are market, traditional or command economies.

This activity goes over the concepts of scarcity, choice, and opportunity cost. It then allows students to label their choice and opportunity cost given a variety of economic choices (editable). It ends with them having to analyze a personal economic choice.

This is a short activity that involves labeling the coordinate plane, plotting points and writing the ordered pairs. This is interactive activity in which students drag items on to the coordinate plane.

This activity involve dragging the point-values into the slope formula, allowing student to interact with how the values are placed before calculating the difference.