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Searching for activities that engage your students on translating expressions, equations and inequalities? Looking to review key terminology in math at the start of the school year or before a quiz or test? If your Algebra classroom is looking to engage in a kinesthetic, review, this is the resource for you! This resource includes 16-questions that will provide practice opportunities for students to translate from a written sentence to find the number match. Reduce your workload and save yourself precious prep time! Simply print the questions, cut them in half and post them around the room. Use the provide student answer sheet for students or partners to follow their path and write down their answers, showing their work when necessary. Your students are sure to engage and might just have a little fun with this scavenger hunt activity!
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“This is a well-done resource and a good way to get students up and moving while reviewing.”
“Great item to supplement my current curriculum. I will be able to extend further support of standards adding different content for a thorough understanding of the lesson.”
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This helped to provide extra practice for my students.
Reply from Surviving in Secondary
Thank you so much for the reveiw! We're glad to here it worked well in your classroom.
Ruth M.
Grades taught: 9th, 11th, 12th
Mostly straightforward... I have not use scavenger-style activities before, so it took me a minute to understand how to connect one answer to the next. My students discovered one typo - a word phrase should have implied minus, or the corresponding answer equation should have read as a "+." We figured it out and moved on. All in all, the students were engaged and had a blast moving around the classroom. Most students were able to complete the activity in 35 minutes. It was very easy to grade the correct answers by their sequence.
Reply from Surviving in Secondary
Hi Richard, Thanks for letting us know how this worked in your classroom! We’re sorry for the typo- if you can email us at hello@survivinginsecondary.com with the question letter we will be sure to make the correction and post it so you can redownload it error free!
Richard H.
Grades taught: 9th
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