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  This activity includes 4 different practices with pennies. The first activity has students count the number of pennies and write the amount. The second activity has students match the number of pennies in the group to the amount of cents by drawing a line. The third activity has students color the number of pennies in each box to amount the cents they are given. The final activity has students complete a pattern. Penny Activities

  A week ago my students kept asking to play Blooket so I looked into it.  Blooket is much like Kahoot and Gimkit but they earn money.  Blooket has several different game modes and the students LOVE IT.  Once a student has been eliminated they will keep playing to earn more gold which they can use to buy rare items.  Each week Blooket has a theme and those rare items can be bought for the week and then they are gone; the items include accessories or special characters they can play as.  My students will play for hours if we let them.  When we finish a game they are ready for another round.  Blooket has a FREE version which has been enough for my class but you can also upgrade to a paid version.  They have games that are already made or you can create a new game.   My students love the battle royale mode and the gold quest the best.  If you haven't given it a try I would highly suggest it.  

  This is a single digit multiplication pixel art.  This was a teacher request for her 3rd and 4th grade students.  The answer cell turns green if they are correct and part of the picture will appear.  Answer boxes that remain red and incorrect answers.  One Digit by One Digit Multiplication

  This is an elementary activity that has students practice adding up to 10.  The pink circles can be dragged into the boxes to help them count how many they need.  The blank is a text so they are able to type in front of the line. Adding to 10 Drag and Drop

  In this activity student's must find the distance between 2 points.  The answer cells start out red and turn to green when students input the correct answer.  The picture will also color as students input correct answers.  Before sharing with students make sure to delete the answers. Distance Formula Pixel Art 

This activity has 2 parts that has students work with protractors.  The first part the students may need to zoom in (ctrl +) and zoom out (ctrl -) to best see the protractor.  They will look at the protractor and read the angle measurement and then type it in the box.  The second part of the activity the students will draw their own.  The directions for how to draw them if completing online is on the slides.  A paper copy of each set is listed after the digital copy.   Protractor Activity  

This area/perimeter activity was a request for a 3rd/4th grade classroom so it is a basic find the area or find the perimeter activity.  The formulas are not listed on the pixel art but the questions include the images.  The cells turn red if they are incorrect and green for correct answers.  The final picture is the Easter Egg basket listed above.  This template has more formulas than my usual template.  You will need to make adjustments to sheet 2 and the conditional formatting in the picture on sheet 1.  Below is youtube on how to adjust sheet 2.  My youtube channel also has videos on how to reformat a not equal to (<>) picture if you are new to pixel art.  Easter Basket Pixel Art Template Area/Perimeter of a Rectangle Pixel Art