Activities and resources to help students get the practice they need combining like terms. Includes FREE game download, and 12 engaging, easy to use resources. Check it out & repin for future reference.
This set of THREE combining like terms activities will have you students simplifying expressions like a champ! With three no-prep activities, your students will get all the practice they need!⭐Shop ALL Partner Pack Activities!!⭐Problems include combining terms with constants, exponents, single varia...
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Using foldable notes to teach combining like terms.
A digital drag and drop card sort activity in Google slides for simplifying expressions combining like terms. Students are asked to match expressions with the simplified expression after combining like terms. Perfect for students who need kinesthetic learning opportunities and a wonderful combining like terms activity. Purchasing this resource will give you immediate access to a Google slide deck that includes: Access to make a copy of the digital drag and drop activity in google slides Student directions Activity directions + additional ways this could be used as a group work activity 4 different versions of the student slides In each version, students sort 6 expressions into one of two columns (with 4 different versions that’s a total of 24 problems for students to complete) Answer key This digital activity has been created specifically for students with IEPs in math and students who struggle with math Large print No fractions or decimals All expressions are of similar difficulty (ex: 3x + 1- x + 2 - x) Let’s connect! Blog Instagram Facebook
In this combining like terms activity students will be using one variable, two variables, and one of the mazes has negative numbers. It is great for differentiation, stations or centers, partner work, or homework. After using these 3 mazes students will be more familiar with combining like terms. ***INCLUDES DIGITAL VERSION OF ALL 3 MAZES IN GOOGLE SLIDES. EASY TO ASSIGN IN GOOGLE CLASSROOM OR OTHER LMS. *** Supports CCSS 8.EE.A.3, 7.EE.A.1, 6.EE.A.3, 6.EE.A4 TEKS 6.7.D, 8.8.C Included in this product: -3 maze games: maze #1 has one variable, maze #2 contains two variables, and maze #3 includes negative numbers -Paper and Digital Versions -3 Answer Keys -Teacher Directions You might also like: Combining Like Terms and Distributive Property Discovery Lab Combining Like Terms Dot Game Combining Like Terms Knockout Game for Interactive Whiteboards SMART Boards Combining Like Terms Grade Matching Game Combining Like Terms Task Cards Combining Like Terms with Distributive Property Activity Bundle We hope you and your students enjoy this combining like terms activity! Math Idea Galaxy
Activities and resources to help students get the practice they need combining like terms. Includes FREE game download, and 12 engaging, easy to use resources. Check it out & repin for future reference.
Combining Like Terms Maze This product has a maze worksheet and answer key. Students will start at the top of the maze, and follow the arrows matching the correct answer. It is an engaging way to practice this skill that goes beyond a worksheet. It allows the students to self-check as they do the maze because the correct answer is on one of the arrows. CCSS: 7.EE.A.1 Enjoy! Check out: Sub Plans for Expressions and Equations Unit Simplifying Expressions Activities (combining like terms & distributive property) bundle & save
This is a fun activity that will allow your students to practice combining like terms using algebra tile models. Students will generate equivalent algebraic expression. Algebra tiles are not needed.● Combining Like Terms Matching ActivityThis activity will allow the students to match algebra tile mo...
A fun way to get students moving and working together! Students "date" by working in pairs to simplify expressions with like terms. Includes set of 32 cards with answers on the back. Once both questions are answered, students form new pairs and repeat the process with a new partner. *This activity is available at a discount as part of my Speed Dating Bundle. You may also be interested in: Combining Like Terms Boom Cards (digital task cards) The Distributive Property Activity for Google Drive Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides Paint by Email Activity © 2018 Kate's Math Lessons. All rights reserved. This purchase is for one teacher only. This resource is not to be shared without purchasing the proper number of licenses.
Students work in partners to combine like terms in this collaborative "Around the Clock" activity. *Students are not required to know integers to complete this activity. All simplified expressions have positive values only. (*For a version for integers: Combining Like Terms Partner Scavenger Hunt.) The activity is self-checking, providing students with instant feedback. It includes a printable version, a drag-and-drop digital version in GOOGLE Slides, student answer sheets and an answer key. How the activity works: Each partner gets a clock with 12 unique expressions. Each partner's clock problems are different but the answers are the same, encouraging collaboration and teamwork. If one student gets stuck, the other can help. If student answers differ, they work together to figure out the correct answer before moving on to the next problem. Students paste their START slip at 12 o'clock, simplify its expression and find the answer on the top of another slip. They then paste this next slip at 1 o'clock and combine like terms to simplify this problem. Each answer students find will lead to the next problem to simplify. Students complete all 12 problems until they get back to 12 o'clock. If all problems have been simplified correctly, the answer from the problem at 11 o'clock will be at the top of their START slip. *This activity can also be given to individual students to complete. To use it this way, give each student one of the clocks. The activity is still self-checking. For the GOOGLE Slides version, make a copy of the activity and delete the second clock before sending to students. See more Partner Scavenger Hunts here. You may also like: 1-step equations math pennant 1-step equations partner scavenger hunt 6th Grade Math Word Wall
About this resource : This 25 question combining like terms game is played in partners. Students roll two dice to determine which problem to solve. Each problem involves combining like terms. The first person in each pair to correctly answer 5 in a row wins! Answer key included! Available in the following bundle(s) : Beyond The Worksheet Activities Bundle 6th Grade Math Curriculum Resources Mega Bundle Licensing Terms : By purchasing this product, you own a license for one teacher only for personal use in their own classroom. Licenses are non-transferable and therefore can not be passed from one teacher to another. If the teacher who purchased this license leaves the classroom or changes schools, the license and materials leave with that teacher. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire team, grade level, school or district without purchasing the correct number of licenses. If you are a coach, principal or district interested in transferable licenses that would accommodate yearly staff changes, please contact me for a transferable license quote at [email protected]. Copyright Information : © Lindsay Perro. Please note - all material included in this resource belongs to Lindsay Perro Inc. By purchasing, you have a license to use the material but you do not own the material. You may not upload any portion of this resource to the internet in any format, including school/personal websites or network drives unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students, not other teachers or anyone else on the internet. ✮✮If you are interested in gaining access to an exclusive set of free resources,CLICK HERE.
Free PDF Printable for a Combining Like Terms Cut and Paste Activity I put together for my Algebra Students to Get Extra Practice Identifying and Combining Like Terms.
This is a guided notes resource that includes both my Combining Like Terms (Simplifying Expressions) Guided Notes and my Combining Like Terms w/ Distributive Property Guided Notes. These notes walk students through strategies on how to identify and combine like terms as well as reviews the distributive property and provides examples of simplifying expressions using the distributive property. These note sheets can be hole punched and placed right into a student's binder or copied at 70 - 75% to create a size that would fit into a composition sized interactive notebook. Check out my other middle school expressions and equations resources: Combining Like Terms BOOM Cards Combining Like Terms Matching Activity Puzzles Simplifying Expressions Foldable - Distributive Property and Combining Like Terms Two-Step Equations BOOM Cards Two-Step Equations Matching Activity Puzzles Remember that leaving reviews earns you credits to purchase other great resources!
This is a great way for students to visual what they are combining. You can make this into a race or just have it as some visual practice. This is a great way to practice combining like terms. It can be done as a group activity or individual. Included is a worksheet and options for how to fill in th...
Students will practice simplifying expressions by combining like terms in this fun self-checking matching activity! Students will cut apart 20 cards, simplify each expression, and make matching sets of cards that simplify to the same expression. The expressions are of varying difficulty - expressions with integers and multiple variables and exponents are included. Please view the preview file to make sure that these types of problems are appropriate for your students. A recording sheet and an answer key are included. Please note that this activity is NOT editable. The text, problems, and images are not able to be changed. For a digital version of this activity made for Google Slides™, click here! **Save money by buying this resource as part of my Matching Activity Bundle or Combining Like Terms (With Integers) Activity Mini-Bundle!** Have an idea for a new matching activity topic? Fill out this form. If I use your idea, I'll send you the finished product for free! *************************************************************************** You May Also Like: Order of Operations Matching Activity Simplifying Expressions Matching Activity Solving Inequalities Matching Activity Percent of a Number Matching Activity One-Step Equations Matching Activity Two-Step Equations Matching Activity *************************************************************************** Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to log in). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I really appreciate your feedback, as it helps me to design resources that meet the needs of my customers! Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. • New products are discounted for the first 48 hours! ***************************************************************************
A few weeks ago, I shared a free template I created for using 2 Truths and a Lie in class. Specifically, I shared examples of using the practice structure
Hello all! I feel like it has been forever since I blogged, but I do have a plan this year to blog AT LEAST three times a week. I made a promise to myself at the beginning of the summer that I will finish up my Masters and take a two month break from doing anything work related. It was soooo nice but now I am feeling the stress of coming back to work. Last school year, I was the Algebra 1 Math Interventionist and this year, they are changing my title to "Math Instructional Coach." I am very excited about this new journey and I am really looking forward to it! We had GREAT success on our Algebra 1 STAAR scores last year and we saw an increase in our scores from 72% to 87%. The past school year was the first school year that the Algebra team used interactive notebooks and we are all in agreement to use them again this year due to our huge success! There have been some changes in our scope and sequence from our district curriculum coordinator. For example, the team decided to teach solving equations and solving inequalities together. I am still planning to use the following Simplifying Expressions foldable and activity that I blogged about here. We are "chunking" this foldable since it lands on a pep rally day and we will complete a matching activity just over combining like terms. The following pages will be new this year to adjust to teaching equations and inequalities together. I absolutely LOVE the following pages over solving multi-step equations. A co-worker of mine has used the following acronym for over 3 years now in her classroom and she feels that this is the only thing that has really stuck with her students. After the multi-step equations foldable, we will complete a "truth or lie" activity on Google Slides. As a team, we are trying to incorporate more writing into our Algebra 1 classes. Students will find the cards that are "lies" and give an explanation. I have blogged about error analysis activities before (Click Here) and I absolutely love the results that I receive back from students. Our district uses Schoology and you are able to easily input the Google Slides link into Schoology for students to submit their work. After reviewing solving multi-step equations, we are planning to go over solving equations and inequalities with variables on both sides. Currently, I am planning to use an activity that I did last year where students solved 12 problems that had answers as either 0, 1, All Real Numbers, or No Solution. I found this activity to be extremely helpful in clearing up any student misunderstandings. Has anyone else taught equations and inequalities together? This will be brand new to the Algebra 1 team this year and I am curious as to any pros or cons. I am also wearing this shirt any time we review solving equations... From my experience, students are visual learners and they remember any of my shirts! lol Click here if you want one too! You can find several other blog posts over solving equations that I previously wrote about here: Previous Post #1 Previous Post #2 Previous Post #3 Here are some of the files that I wrote about in this post. Please feel free to share and use! Combining Like Terms Cut and Paste Two Step Equations Foldable Steps to Solving Multi-Step Equations Multi-Step Equations Foldable Multi-Step Equations Truth or Lie Google Slides Activity Variables on Both Sides Foldable Solving Equations and Inequalities with Variables Both Sides Activity
Last summer, I wrote about all the things I intended to do with my students to help them learn how to combine like terms. While the concep...
Activities and resources to help students get the practice they need combining like terms. Includes FREE game download, and 12 engaging, easy to use resources. Check it out & repin for future reference.
This combining like terms lesson includes a bellwork, guided notes, teacher notes, like terms coloring activity, like terms cards, learning check, and answers. Also included is a bonus guided notes sheet to introduce students to the expressions unit and common vocabulary such as terms, variables, coefficients, and constants. Note: All expressions within this lesson only use integer coefficients. Rational number coefficients comes after this lesson and you can find practice here. Please click on the preview to see the types of problems this resource includes prior to purchasing. I hope this adds value to your instruction and keeps students engaged! Thanks for visiting my store! Clicking the green follow star or clicking here keeps you informed when a new lesson, practice, or activity is posted.
Combining Like Terms Paper and Digital Investigation for Google In this lesson, students work collaboratively to investigate how to combine like terms. The students are provided manipulatives and real world scenarios to investigate when terms are considered like and can be combined. This hands on combining like terms activity is an exceptional way for students to get a true understanding of the concept rather than simply following steps because “the teacher said to do so”. WATCH THE VIDEO PREVIEW TO SEE HOW THIS RESOURCE WORKS! Below is a list of what is included in the set: - Set-up information - Directions (Teacher and Student) - Fruit clip art manipulatives - Manipulative workspace - Google Slide digital manipulative/workspace - Student guided activity pages Below is a list of recommended materials for the lesson (not required) - Runts candies (about half to one box per group) *All Pages for printing are available in color or black and white. Similar Resources by topic… Algebra Combining Like Terms Game for Google Inequality Picture Project “X” Marks the Spot – One-Step Equations “X” Marks the Spot – Two and Multi-Step Equations Isolate the Criminal – Teaching One-Step Equations Isolate the Criminal – Teaching Two-Step Equations Inequalities Buzz Word Numeric Expressions Buzz Word (*Freebie*) Algebraic Expressions Buzz Word Independent Practice Algebraic Equations Buzz Word Algebraic Expressions Buzz Word
Help your students do "S'more" practice with combining like terms with this interactive activity. Students find and sort two graham crackers, chocolate and marshmallow to combine variables and then constants like terms. Students begin with a single graham cracker. They combine like variables, and look for the chocolate bar that matches. Students then combine constants and look for a matching marshmallow. A value is given for the variable, so students will also practice solving an expression. This final answer will match a second graham cracker for a completed s'more. This activity can be used in small groups and a student activity sheet is provided for accountabiltiy and formative assessment. Print multiple to a page to save printer ink and paper. Use in interactve notebooks as "How-to" reminder. Looking for more Algebra Activities: Wacky Wordies Task Cards Algebra Edition Algebra Cool Down: Interactive Game Expressions and Equations Scoot and Compute Multiple Choice Algebra Task Cards
Early Algebra students often find new and unfamiliar vocabulary to be challenging. Once students define "term", "constant", "coefficient", and "like terms", hold them accountable through this engaging activity. First, cut the terms on Page 1 and give one slip of paper to each student. Then, guide...
Engage learners with this interactive practice activity involving fast food. Students click and drag shapes to label like terms (same food) and click and drag food items to represent orders! What a fun way to model distributing and combining like terms!! As a bonus, I am including a link to a You...
This is a fun activity that will allow your students to practice combining like terms using algebra tile models. Students will generate equivalent algebraic expression. Algebra tiles are not needed.● Combining Like Terms Matching ActivityThis activity will allow the students to match algebra tile mo...
Students will practice simplifying expressions with this fun self-checking matching activity! Students will cut apart 20 cards, simplify each expression, and make matching sets of cards that simplify to the same expression. The expressions in this activity include both positive and negative numbers. Students will need to distribute and combine like terms in order to simplify the expressions. Please view the preview file to make sure that these types of problems are appropriate for your students. If you are looking for an activity that includes positive number only, check out my Simplifying Expressions (Distribute & Combine Like Terms) Matching Activity - Positives Only. A recording sheet and an answer key are included. This resource is aligned to CCSS 7.EE.A.1. Please note that this activity is NOT editable. The text, problems, and images are not able to be changed. For a digital version of this activity made for Google Slides™, click here! **Save money by buying this resource as part of my Matching Activity Bundle or Simplifying Expressions (Distribute & Combine Like Terms) Activity Mini-Bundle!** Have an idea for a new matching activity topic? Fill out this form. If I use your idea, I'll send you the finished product for free! *************************************************************************** You May Also Like: Simplifying Expressions Scavenger Hunt Activity Combining Like Terms Matching Activity Order of Operations Matching Activity Solving Inequalities Matching Activity Percent of a Number Matching Activity Two-Step Equations Matching Activity *************************************************************************** Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to log in). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I really appreciate your feedback, as it helps me to design resources that meet the needs of my customers! Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. • New products are discounted for the first 48 hours! ***************************************************************************
Three in a Row and Tic-Tac-Toe Combining Like Terms with the Distributive Property Electronic Game In this self checking combining like terms and distributive property resource, students practice using the distributive property and like terms to simplify algebraic expressions in one of two familiar games. This game is great for independent practice and this activity is also great for stations. Students can choose to take turns attempting to connect three in the "Connect Four" inspired game, or ge t three in a row on the tic-tac-toe board. In both games, students set up the board, solve the problems on the student work space provided or a whiteboard and turn the chip over to reveal the correct answer. WATCH THE VIDEO PREVIEW TO SEE HOW THIS RESOURCE WORKS! How to play: 1. First, after the game has been shared with students, the first player chooses which question he/she will answer. The player solves on a white-board or on scratch paper. (Both students should solve for additional practice.) 2. Next, the student checks the answer by turning deleting the question. If his answer is correct, the question chip is replaced with his player chip. If incorrect, the question chip remains on the board by clicking the "undo" button. 3. Following his turn, the other student takes his turn. Game-play continues until one of the players obtains three in a row or until the board is full. 4. Finally, to replay, go to the next board to play a new game. *Challenge possibility: After playing through the game, have the students delete the question cards and attempt to create a problem that results in the given answer. (Self checking will no longer work.) Below is a list of what is included in the set: - Set-up information - Directions (Teacher and Student) - Tic-Tac-Toe Boards - Three in a Row Boards - Instructions for linking the resource through Google Classroom - Positive Numbers only Like Terms with Distributing Problems Set (24 problems) - Positive and Negative Numbers Set (12 additional problems for a total of 36) - Three in a Row and Tic-Tac-Toe student work space *All Pages for printing are available in color or black and white. Similar Resources by topic… Algebra Inequality Picture Project “X” Marks the Spot – One-Step Equations “X” Marks the Spot – Two and Multi-Step Equations Isolate the Criminal – Teaching One-Step Equations Isolate the Criminal – Teaching Two-Step Equations Inequalities Buzz Word Numeric Expressions Buzz Word (*Freebie*) Algebraic Expressions Buzz Word Independent Practice Algebraic Equations Buzz Word Algebraic Expressions Buzz Word
Math students will practice combining like terms by simplifying 8 algebraic expressions that must be simplified to create an equivalent expression. This activity is a click-and-drag activity where students will simplify expressions and choose the correct answer between two answer choices. Next, students will drag the grocery item into the shopping cart that matches the correct answer. Students will practice combining like terms and display their understanding of adding the coefficients and keeping the variable. In addition, students must apply the distributive property when combining like terms. This activity is aligned with the sixth (6th) grade common core standards. Such a fun and engaging way to practice this standard and introduction to algebra! This activity is also super quick & easy to grade! Teachers can quickly look at the slide and check the items placed inside the shopping cart to see if it matches the answer key! ***BONUS FEATURE**** This product is also available on Easel by TpT! This means, students can "Drag and Drop" their answers for a self-checking experience! Students will receive feedback and teachers do not have to spend time checking all their work! This is a perfect activity to check for understanding of equivalent expressions during distance learning and students using Google Classroom™. You can share this activity with your students through Google Classroom™ or Google Drive™, which they can type directly onto, and then share back with you! This activity is aligned with the 6th grade Math Common Core Standards. *********************************************************************************************** HOW TO USE: NO PREP NECESSARY! Directions are included on how to copy these files directly into your Google Account™. I hope this makes things distant learning easier for you and provides a fun and engaging activity for your students. Why should you purchase this? Save Time with a No Prep Activity Interactive and Fun Completely Digital (Paperless) Self-Checking on Easel by TpT *********************************************************************************************** WHATS INCLUDED: ★ 8 Algebraic Expressions that must be simplified to an equivalent expression ★ 1 Expression includes combining like terms with the Distributive Property ★ Answer Key Included ★ Clear directions for both student and teacher use. ★ Available on Easel by TpT (immediate feedback) *********************************************************************************************** YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: ★ Combining Like Terms Anchor Chart ★ Equivalent Expressions using the Distributive Property - Solve & Color ★ Combine Like Terms Anchor Chart Poster ★ Combine Like Terms Bundle ★ Combining Like Terms Hands-on Matching Activity ★ Combining Like Terms: Color By Number Activity (Perfect for Valentine's Day) *********************************************************************************************** LICENSING TERMS: This purchase includes a license for one teacher only for personal use in their classroom. Licenses are non-transferable, meaning they can not be passed from one teacher to another. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire grade level, school, or district without purchasing the proper number of licenses. COPYRIGHT TERMS: This resource may not be uploaded to the internet in any form, including classroom/personal websites or network drives, unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students.
Combining Like Terms: 2-page "doodle notes" - When students color or doodle in math class, it activates both hemispheres of the brain at the same time. There are proven benefits of this cross-lateral brain activity: - new learning - relaxation (less math anxiety) - visual connections - better memory & retention of the content! **This resource is also available in a DISCOUNTED bundle: Expressions & Equations Bundle Students fill in the sheets, answer the questions, and color, doodle or embellish. Then, they can use it as a study guide later on. Content includes: - Vocabulary (term, coefficient, variable, constant) - How to identify like terms - Combining like terms - Writing in standard form - Simplifying with multiple steps (and distributing first) Check out the preview for more detail about this item and the research behind it. Visual note taking strategies like sketch notes or doodle notes are based on dual coding theory. When we can blend the text input with graphic/visual input, the student brain processes the information differently and can more easily convert the new learning into long-term memory. This strategy also integrates the left and right hemispheres of the brain to increase focus, learning, and retention! You might also like: Linear Equations Football Game Algebra 1 Super Bundle Simplifying & Evaluating Expressions - GridWords
Students will enjoy combining like terms with this scrambler puzzle activity. This activity is great for remediation and differentiation. ...
This scaffolded digital practice is perfect as homework or classwork to practice simplifying expressions! Students will need to simplify these expressions using the distributive property and combining like terms to find the final answer. Problems include different varieties and distributions so st...
Students will love combining like terms in this interactive game supporting 7th and 8th grade math standards CCSS 7.EE.A.1 and CCSS 8.EE.C.7, TEKS 7.7A and TEKS 8.8A. This game can be played with or without a SMART board or interactive whiteboard, or projector to practice combining like terms with increasing complexity, including using the distributive property and one find the error item. It can be downloaded to Google Slides. This game is ideal for whole class review. It provides an opportunity for formative assessment, giving a look at what students know about combining like terms. Teachers say that knockout review games are so fun, and they keep students engaged & on task. What’s included: A projectable game board that’s simple to use with an interactive whiteboard or other projector Student scorecard. This printable scorecard is great for students to show their work and keep track of their progress in the game. 16 questions. These questions have a range of difficulty, reflected in the points per question for students. Random *bonus* options. Students may earn positive (or negative) bonuses during game play. How it Works: To play: 1) project the game screen on the front board and have students select one of the 16 icons. 2) Then, a question will be presented for the whole class to solve. All students solve the problem, either on their printable scorecard with icons to keep track of questions, or you may want to use personal white boards instead. 3) Click to reveal the correct answer 4) Click on “back” to return to the game board. The icon for the question you just completed will disappear. This game may be uploaded to Google Slides and played from there, but in Google Slides it does lose the feature of having already answered questions disappear (all other animations work in either version). At the end of game play, collect students’ scorecards to see students' math work during the activity. There's just the right amount of healthy competition to make this math review game irresistible.
Students love this tic tac toe game to practice with combining like terms. This resource helps students practice combining like terms in a fun environment. It is great for differentiation, stations or centers, partner work, or homework. They will forget that they are doing work and combining like terms because they'll be having so much fun playing a game. ***** This resource is also included in the Combining Like Terms Unit Bundle (8 resources for one great price!) AND Combining Like Terms Game Pack(3 fun games your students will love!)***** Supports CCSS CCSS 7.EE.A.1 and 8.EE.C.7, TEKS 7.7A and TEKS 8.8A. This game includes: - 2 Tic Tac Toe games (25 expressions per game) - Answer Key You might also like: Combining Like Terms and Distributive Property Discovery Lab Combining Like Terms Dot Game Combining Like Terms Knockout Game for Interactive Whiteboards SMART Boards Combining Like Terms Grade Matching Game Combining Like Terms Task Cards Combining Like Terms Maze We hope you and your students enjoy this combining like terms game! - Math Idea Galaxy
With this 6-in-1 bundle pack, you get 6 fun activities to use with your students! And you receive 2 items that you can't purchase individually; they are exclusively available in this combo pack. You will receive: -Intro - Combining Like Shapes -Combos - Sorting Like Terms -Mark the Like Terms -Combining Like Terms Puzzle -Color by Number -Climb the Pyramid! These activities start at a basic difficulty level, and they progress with added difficulty, as you guide your students through the much needed algebraic skill of combining like terms. If you like this, why not save yourself lots of time and effort by buying the highly discounted Algebraic Expressions Quiz Pack? Make assessment quick and easy!
This is a 2 day lesson plan that teaching combining like terms. Each day has a warm-up, notes, practice problems, and a fun activity. You're encouraged to use Algebra Tiles, but do not need to (you could simply draw them). Answer key is provided. Students will enjoy combining like terms and simp...
In this combining like terms maze, use your knowledge of like terms to make your way through the maze by only traveling through equivalent expressions.
