Are you looking for a fun solving equations activity? In this post are a bunch of solving equations activities that work great as centers, stations, review activities and independent work.
Have students who struggle with solving equations with variables on one side or both sides? This solving equations graphic organizer can help catch those students up to speed and get them independently solving equations.
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Cornell Notes: Two-Step Equations with written steps and examples. Students took these notes in class through direct instruction.
This phone was a great addition to our interactive notebooks and helped students remember the steps for solving equations. When you pass the...
interactive notebook pages for solving equations in algebra 1
This assessment aligned with CCSS, includes 12 problems which requires student knowledge of, vertical angles, complementary angles, supplementary angles, interior angle sum of triangles, interior angle sum of quadrilaterals, setting up and solving equationsThis activity also includes links to video ...
Here is a puzzle activity for reviewing equation solving. I found that it worked better when I made an answer mat for students to put thei...
Solving simple linear equations using algebra tiles.
Teaching multi step equations couldn’t be easier with this digital math lesson. The slides provide students with • introductory information • video hyperlinks • assisted, self-checking practice • guided practice • & independent practice If you need a week’s worth of complete lesson plans at your fingertips, grab these slides by Moving Towards Mastery on Teachers Pay Teachers.
Jenga! J- J- J- Jenga! Worksheets are great for practising basic math skills but can be tedious... Why not make them into a game? ...
Printable solving equations worksheets. Including solving linear equations worksheets and solving quadratic equations worksheets. Answers included.
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Extensive digital guided lesson for solving multi step equations with variables on one side.The slides are scaffolded to build understanding and provide differentiation. Students will progress from introduction of one step equations to solving multi step equations involving distribution & combin...
Do your students actually know how to solve for x? Or are they regurgitating a set of steps? Read how scaffolding solving equations can help!
Solving equations makes sense for middle school students when you introduce the process with a balance scale. Solving equations makes sense for middle school students when you introduce the process with a balance scale.
Using a balance scale helps students visualize the process of solving equations: • As students problem solve how to remove items from the scale to determine what amount of weight is in each envelope they begin to develop understanding for the process of solving equations. • After using a balance scale, introduce the steps for solving equations. • As students make careless mistakes in the process, reference the scale to help students understand why operations must occur to both sides of an equation. • Challenge students to create mystery envelopes of their own to present to the class.
A blog about free resources for the secondary math classroom.
Teaching middle school students to solve equations can be complicated. If you need help, check out this board for solving equations. You’ll find… • Hands on introductory lessons • Self checking activities • Guided Interactive Slides/Lessons • Worksheets • Other ideas & lessons for solving equations
