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Help your students order decimals with this fun, engaging, and self-checking digital activity! For each problem, students order decimals from least to greatest. Students type their answer directly into the activity. If the answer is correct, it will turn green. If the answer is incorrect, it will turn red. When assigned as “make a copy for each student” in Google Classroom, students can type directly into the activity. Students love being able to get instant feedback on their understanding! If

Help your students order rational numbers (decimals, fractions, and mixed numbers) with this fun, engaging, and self-checking digital activity! For each problem, students determine if the given set of values is ordered from least to greatest. Students use their answer to determine if the given statement is true or false. Students will justify their answer by explaining and comparing the given values. Includes 12 slides in all. When assigned as “make a copy for each student” in Google Classroom

Multiplying decimals google slides activity. No prep or copies needed! 6 different activities that can be used as station work, small group work and/or independent practice for students. Are you tried to trying to figure out why students are struggling with computation? Utilize this engaging, fully prepared google slides activity to assess the components of multiplying decimals. 6 different activity sets that break down the concept of multiplying decimals into smaller parts. This will help

Engage students and encourage a deeper understanding with this error analysis addressing adding and subtracting decimals! 1 MODEL PROBLEM + 4 REAL WORLD SITUATIONS INCLUDEDChallenge your students to analyze what went wrong when solving these real world problems involving addition and subtraction of decimals! Students must…Correctly solve the problemIdentify the mathematical error in complete sentencesExplain why the incorrect answer does not make senseWork is shown vertically and horizontally f

Keep your students engaged with this fun 6th grade math activity! Students are tasked with... 12 SITUATIONS TO READ AND STUDENTS IDENTIFY THE CORRECT EQUATION TO USE TO SOLVE BY MOVING THE PIECE TO THE CORRECT BOX12 EQUATIONS TO READ & CONSIDER THEN, STUDENTS TYPE A WORD PROBLEM THAT REPRESENTS THE EQUATION Great review for 7th graders! No-prep and ready-to-use! This product includes:  Digital Activity (Google Slides)Answer KeyThis activity aligns well with:  CCSS: 6.NS.3: Fluently add, subtra