Two-Step Equations
Resource Type: Worksheet - Electronic
An electronic, self-checking worksheet for solving two-step equations. An activity for students to complete in a computer lab or on their own device. Provide immediate feedback.
10 May 2014 Edit: 6 December 2017
Shared by Simon Job Sydney, Australia
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- Topics:
- Patterns and Algebra, Equations
- Resource Type:
- Worksheet - Electronic
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Hi Sue, Google Classroom likes to shove everything through Google docs. Unfortunately, the steps are not nice to overcome this. 1. Click on the file in the classroom stream. This opens a preview, click the 3 dots top right to “Open in new Window”. 2. Then, you will see another preview - two options - click Open with Microsoft Excel. If this does not appear, there should now be a download arrow top right. Another way might be to direct your classes to a Google Drive folder where the file is stored, and they can download from there.
Would love to use this resource ! However, I am having difficulty uploading to my Google classroom. It appears to upload but then I can’t actually type any numbers/operations in. Tried copying the link too. Probably am doing something wrong??
Sue
Kelly, thanks for letting me know about the problem. I’ve fixed that.
This resource is amazing! A teensy column width glitch on some of the question on about worksheet 4. I love it, have used it with mixed ability year 8, low ability year 8 and low ability year 9.