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Two-Step Inequalities Activity - iStep

Two-Step Inequalities Activity - iStep

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This specific iStep activity covers solving two-step inequalities with graphing.

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Activity

This no-prep, activity is a design is similar to iMessage. Each sheet includes a problem to solve and text bubbles for verbal steps and student work. Great activity for partners, small groups, or whole class. Perfect review activity for after an assessment or early finishers.

Details

INCLUDES
• phone/tablet template
• 30 student sheets
• answer key
• print (PDF file)

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This product is intended for personal use by ONE teacher only. It is a digital download and no physical product will be sent.

Customer Reviews

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Rose V.

Students enjoyed this resource very much. They liked the idea of a 'phone', they could call a friend for help with the problem!

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Jessica K.

I used this activity for an observation and it worked our great! This activity for students talking about math.

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Brent P.

Awesome activity! Thanks for sharing it on TpT!

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Samantha K.

awesome, love it

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Maria F.

My kids were not as excited as I was to have to write out steps to solving inequalities, but I was super pleased with the activity. I liked that it made them verbalize the steps to show a deeper understanding of what we were doing. The kids most loved the last two bubbles where they could "sign off" from their conversation. It was a successful activity and I got what I wanted from it!

iStep Activities

Often students can solve a math equation, but have a difficult time verbally explaining what they are doing. This activity addresses this problem. Each student is to “text” with a friend who needs help with a math concept. Their classmate asks how to solve an equation and the student has to explain each step needed in order to get a solution. I LOVE how these activities have transformed how students think and discuss math in class!!!

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