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I have fallen in love with Pixel Art but wanted to mix it up some with puzzles.  This is a template that you just add your picture to the background and can make into a Google Form or a Spreadsheet.  In the videos below I show how to do both of them.  I also made 2 activities for it.  The Pythagorean Theorem Activity has sides find the missing side on a triangle. The students are given a picture.  The Parallel Lines activity has students solve for x. Before sharing with students make sure to hide sheet 2.  You can hide it by right clicking on it and changing it to hide. 

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