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Solving 1-step inequalities just got exciting! Practice with this engaging and self-checking digital picture progression activity! Solve each inequality and describe the graph: open or closed circle, at which number, with shading left or right. And best of all, math apps won't tell you the answer! If all 3 characteristics are correct, a star magically appears. Each star also adds to the picture! What will the final picture be? Students will be eager to find out! Includes 12 questions,

Solving 1-step inequalities just got exciting! Practice with this engaging and self-checking digital picture progression activity! Solve each inequality and describe the graph: open or closed circle, at which number, with shading left or right. And best of all, math apps won't tell you the answer! If all 3 characteristics are correct, a star magically appears. Each star also adds to the picture! What will the final picture be? Students will be eager to find out! Includes 12 questions,

Exponent Rules / Exponent Laws: Practice multiplying and dividing terms with exponents to generate an equivalent expression. Includes 30 questions. Version 1 - negative exponents are allowed for the answers. x^4/x^7 would be x^-3 Version 2 - no negative exponents for the answers. x^4/x^7 would be the fraction 1/x^3 *Engaging*Grade at a glance*Semi self-checking (if the answer isn't in the answer bank, try again)

Solving proportions just got exciting! Practice with this engaging and self-checking digital picture progression activity! Given 2 similar figures, write and solve a proportion to find the missing side length. Each correct answer reveals part of a picture! Your students will be excited to see the final picture. Includes 12 questions. (11 pictures and 1 word problem) *No prep*Self-checking (via the picture and optional conditional formatting)*Grade at a glance!*ENGAGING!This activity uses G

Students are given 2 survey questions and responses. They need to draw a box and whisker plot for each, then answer 7 questions about the data. Use the answers to identify the title of the picture. Students are not able to Google search for the answer since it isn't a common joke. Vocabulary includes: minimum maximum range lower quartile upper quartile 1st quartile 2nd quartile 3rd quartile interquartile range If you are new to box and whisker plots, check out my color coded notes, which iden

Practice adding and subtracting numbers in scientific notation with this self-checking digital resource. Students will know in an instant if their answer is correct if the sticker appears! It is easy to spot check student work and to identify who needs help. There are 17 questions. Paper version included in case a student doesn't have a device, or if you just prefer paper! *No prep*Self-checking*Grade at a glance!*ENGAGING!This activity uses Google Sheets, so your students need a Google accou

This bulletin board shows students how to be successful in ways that don't focus on their grade! Build relationships with students by pointing out all the positive things they do! (Examples: Say please and thank you, clean up, take notes.) This is a great way to remind students that if they aren't proficient with a lesson, there are still many ways they are successful. You can always refer to this bulletin board if a student is feeling down, and ask them to identify how they are being succes

Graphing Equations in Slope-Intercept Form!Students are given 12 lines. They graph each line and name the animal that the line passes through. They also write the coordinates for each animal. This helps students practice going up or down first when using slope, and over first when identifying coordinates.

Practice interpreting qualitative graphs with this self-grading activity! Given a graph, students choose the best description for each interval. Each correct answer reveals a star. There are 4 graphs with 5-8 intervals. *No prep*Grade at a glance!*No need for pencils!*ENGAGING!*Answers are protected! Students are NOT able to view answers in the conditional formatting. This activity uses Google Sheets. Let's Stay Connected!Follow me on Teachers Pay TeachersFollow me on PinterestFollow me on

Practice solving systems of equations with substitution with this engaging pixel art! Each correct answer reveals part of a picture! This is perfect for the holiday season, and is respectful of all religions! Includes 14 questions. All coordinates have integers for the values of x and y. This activity uses Google Sheets, so your students need a Google account and/or Google Classroom. Here's a video to see it in action! (Without the answers so students can't cheat!) Let's Stay Connected!Foll

Students are given 2 survey questions and responses. Students need to draw a box and whisker plot for each, then answer questions about the data. Use the answers to color a picture! Vocabulary includes: minimummaximumrangelower quartileupper quartile1st quartile2nd quartile3rd quartileinterquartile rangeIf you are new to box and whisker plots, check out my color coded notes, which identify the steps to draw a box and whisker plot. Each step is color coded to match part of a box and whisker pl

Students are in pairs, or teams. Students pick an equation and graph the line. They color in any objects the line passes through (or put initials by the object if you don't have colors). Once all of the objects are claimed, whoever has the most wins! 2 versions - you can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Attack the Zombies Carve the Pumpkins Perfect for math centers!

Practice evaluating expressions with exponents with this engaging self-checking assignment. Evaluate each expressions and type the integer answer in the answer column. Each correct answer reveals a star and part of the picture. This activity uses Google Sheets. This activity does not have answers in the conditional formatting so students can't cheat. This also includes a paper copy. BONUS: This also includes a paper worksheet to practice with bases that are integers, fractions, and decimals.

Practice classifying real numbers with this self-checking activity! Students check the boxes to describe the number. If the number is rational, the students also write the number as a fraction in simplified form, which helps them make sense of rational and irrational numbers. Students will know in an instant if their answer is correct if an image appears! Students must have all the correct boxes checked, as well as the fraction for the answer to be marked correct. It is easy to spot check s

Students use the distributive property, then combine like terms to simplify each expression. 18 problems, in both color and black and white.

Make volume of cones engaging with this self-checking activity! Students will practice finding the volume of cones using the formula while getting instant feedback—and revealing a fun image as they go! 🎉 Perfect for keeping students motivated and saving you grading time. 👉 What’s Included: Digital self-checking activity (Google Sheets™) Printable worksheet version Answer key Student directions 🤩 Why Teachers Love This: Self-checking = instant feedback for students No prep—just a

Start the school year with a fun, interactive, and meaningful back to school activity that helps students build connections and celebrate what makes them unique! This first week of school icebreaker encourages student voice, classroom collaboration, and creates a vibrant classroom display. How It Works: Each student receives a hexagon template and writes 6 things about themselves. Choose from 7 different hexagon designs—use one style for a cohesive look or mix them all for extra variety. Stude

Identify the point and slope from an equation in point-slope form, then graph the line. Which fruit does the line pass through. This activity is easy to grade at a glance, using the hint provided on the answer key. Bonus: Includes an extra slide with notes and 2 examples! This activity comes with print instructions in case a student does not have a device. *No prep*Grade at a glance!*No need for pencils!*ENGAGING!Let's Stay Connected!It's my goal to create middle school math lessons that reduce

Take a virtual vacation to the ocean and see a whale up close! What better way to practice solving one-step equations than with this engaging pixel art! Each correct answer reveals part of a picture! Includes 12 questions. All answers must be entered in the form x=# with no spaces. The answers are NOT in the conditional formatting, so students can't cheat. This activity uses Google Sheets, but it can be downloaded as an Excel file. Let's Stay Connected!Follow me on Teachers Pay TeachersFol

10 questions Solve the inequality. Graph the inequality. Find each answer and shade in the box. The remaining words will reveal a tasty message. I like to play the song It's Raining Tacos while students do this assignment! *No prep*Semi self-checking: If the answer isn't in the answer bank, try again!*Grade at a glance!*ENGAGING!Let's Stay Connected!Follow me on Teachers Pay TeachersFollow me on PinterestFollow me on Instagram