Decimal to Percent Puzzle

The decimal to percent is an activity to help students practicing converting decimals to percents. The students must answer the questions in order and include a percent sign for the picture to show. This is a basic activity which I used to help prepare them for ordering numbers.

The heart template is a template that is set and ready for your content. A video is included below and on the template on how to update it. You add the questions that fit your content and update the answers on sheet 2 before sharing with your students. This is a great stepping stone in learning how to make your own puzzle reveals. My students enjoy these and this picture is one of many that they colored in hopes I would create an activity from it.

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Long Division in Google Docs

I was making a long division worksheet for my students in Google Docs when I realized that it wasn't under equations. Here's how to insert it. This does not look very pretty so I have another video on how I do it in Google Sheets which takes longer but looks nicer.

Baby Yoda Pixel Art Template

This template is set for 3 sets of answers. I have the answers that are currently set, you will need to reformat them to use with your content. Baby Yoda Pixel Art Template Be on the lookout for this activity given 2 ordered pairs and asking for slope, y-intercept, and the equation of a line. I'm also formatting this for converting between percents, decimals, and fractions. If you want to reformat it before I post the above activities here is how.

Gimkit Don't Look Down

Gimkit came out with a new mode almost a week ago and the students love it. It's called Don't Look Down. In this mode, students work to reach the 6 different summits. Along the way they jump on various objects and test their skills. This game can teach you about your risk takers and your cautious students. If you want to add extra excitement, play with your students to see who gets higher. This is currently the favorite mode for my classes and I'd recommend giving it a try if you haven't.

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