Algebra

Looking for a fun activity for equivalent expressions with a Thanksgiving theme? Students can work in teams, compete against classmates, or work independently to sort the Google Slides into the correct order. The...

Looking for a fun activity for equivalent expressions with a Halloween theme? Students can work in teams, compete against classmates, or work independently to sort the Google Slides into the correct order...

This engaging digital activity will have students practicing their skills of adding like terms in a race with their fellow classmates. Students will move 16 slides into the correct order by matching the problem on one slide to the solution on the next...

  Great for review, end-of-the-year project, or as an 9th grade beginning of the year assessment.   Students choose their Olympic Sport, solve math problems, travel to cities all over the globe, keep a journal, fill in a travel log, and find...

 Looking for a fun review of 6th Grade Math? - This Digital Thematic Unit on the Summer Olympics covers eight different 6th grade math standards and incorporates Language Arts, Geography, and Internet Research. Great for a review, end-of-the-year...

This lesson teaches students how to solve algebraic inequalities and graph them on the number line. They solve inequalities with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and with negative and positive numbers. When multiplying or dividing with...

Looking for activities with a New Year's theme? These 15 digital puzzles and games include: Integer Multiplication Bingo, Geometry Bingo, Integer Addition and Subtraction Bingo, One-Step Equation Bingo (Addition...

 EASTER VERSION - This One-Step Equation Bingo Game helps students practice solving addition and subtraction equations with one-step. The Game has 25 different boards with moveable chips to cover the answers.  The third slide has all of...

This pixel art picture can be solved by completing the distributive property problems correctly. It can be a Valentine's Day project or just a Forrest Gump reference to "Life is Like a Box of Chocolates".   Be sure to follow my store for more...

Students will learn how to identify like terms. They will then sort like terms into columns. Next, they will use the draw line tool in Google Slides to connect an expression to its solution. Students will then solve expressions and type in the correct...

Students will practice solving Distributive Property Problems with and without variables, with a negative symbol outside the parentheses, and within an order of operations problem. They will then drag and drop solutions next to their matching problems...

Distributive Property New Year's game: This engaging, no prep, digital activity will have students practicing their skills with the Distributive Property in a Google Slides race. Students can compete in teams, compete with...