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The topic of this Scavenger Hunt is Multiplying and Dividing Negative and Positive Integers. None of the values are too large as these are intended to test a student's understanding of the rules for multiplying and dividing with negative numbers. This scavenger hunt can also be purchased here as part of a bundle: 10 Integer Operations Scavenger Hunts ---------------------- What is this thing anyway? A scavenger hunt is a more engaging and mobile alternative to just giving the students a work

The topic of this Scavenger Hunt is Converting Improper Fractions into Mixed Numbers. This scavenger hunt can also be purchased as part of a bundle of 10 Adding and Subtracting Fractions Scavenger Hunts for only $4.99 **Answer sheet and detailed instructions are included in this file. A scavenger hunt is a more engaging and mobile alternative to just giving the students a worksheet. To use the scavenger hunt: 1) The slides are currently in order so that the question on the bottom half of eac

The topic of this scavenger hunt is adding positive and negative integers. These are simpler problems that involve smaller numbers and no problems have more than 3 terms. This scavenger hunt can also be purchased here as part of a bundle: 10 Integer Operations Scavenger Hunts A scavenger hunt is a more engaging and mobile alternative to just giving the students a worksheet. *I have written a -E on the Student Answer key to discreetly denote that this scavenger Hunt is Easier, however; all of

The topic of this scavenger hunt is subtracting positive and negative integers. These are simpler problems that involve smaller numbers and no problems have more than 3 terms. This scavenger hunt can also be purchased here as part of a bundle: 10 Integer Operations Scavenger Hunts File includes: Scavenger hunt, directions and student answer key. I have written a -E on the Student Answer key to discreetly denote that this scavenger Hunt is Easier, however; all of my scavenger hunts are edita

Scavenger hunts are a great way to get your students up and moving while working on their Math skills! This scavenger hunt contains a mix of problems that require students to either convert a percent to a decimal or a decimal to a percent. It works great as practice or as a way to assess how well students can convert between decimals and percents since it is so easy to check student's work during the activity. To increase the rigor, I made a point to use many similar decimals (ie, 45, 4.5, 0

The topic of this scavenger hunt is Adding positive and negative integers. These are tougher problems that involve larger numbers and more terms. A scavenger hunt is a more engaging and mobile alternative to just giving the students a worksheet. To use the scavenger hunt: 1) The slides are currently in order so that the question on the bottom half of each slide is answered on the top half of the next slide. 2) Print out all the slides and post them up randomly around the room or in the hall