What's in my bag? Simple Algebraic substitution
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What's in my bag? Simple Algebraic substitution

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Subject Math — Expressions and Equations
Grade Level Grades 6-8
Resource Type Presentation
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A PowerPoint starting with the simple rules of algebraic substitution and finishing with a puzzle where an algebraic code leads to objects found in my bag.

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What_Is_In_My_Bag_Algebraic_Substitution.ppt

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February 7, 2020
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4.6
8 Reviews
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SML Member November 14, 2011

Thanks. With some adaptation students "won" items like chocolate, pen, ruler and most amusingly a potato. Caused a lot of laughter and enjoyment.

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SML Member November 25, 2011

Great introduction to substitution with a top set. They were very inventive with their own!

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SML Member December 10, 2011

Great! I love it! The children in my top set are getting on fine with their work now! I also love how you have done all the effects!

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SML Member February 09, 2012

Just what I was looking for, thanks for sharing :)

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SML Member March 20, 2012

Just at the right level for an introduction. Thank you

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