I have lots of Sum ‘Em activities in
my Teachers Pay Teachers store and I wanted to share a free one with you today! I originally created this for my Algebra 2 Honors students to practice function operations and compositions.
Instructions:
- Each of the pages should be printed on different colors of card stock. Then, the cards should be cut apart and organized according to their symbols. There will be six sets of cards.
- Students can be grouped in twos or fours. Each student takes a card, and works the problem on the card. When all of the students in the group have their answers, they add them up.
- The group will check their sum with the teacher. If they are correct, they will get a new set of cards. If they are not correct, they will work together to see where they went wrong. I don’t usually tell the group which answer is wrong. I have them figure that out themselves. This is a great way to get your students to work together.
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Thanks for this activity. I will try it out on Friday.
ReplyDeleteI hope it works well for you!
ReplyDeleteGreat activity- having them figure out their wrong answers is the best part. One question- your post says there will be 8 sets and my file was 6 sets of 4. Which one is correct? Lol
ReplyDeleteBah! There should be 6 sets of 4. I normally make 8 sets, but I made these cards bigger. Thanks for pointing that out!
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