Factors and Models with Algebra Tiles Task Cards

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An engaging and enjoyable method for practicing factoring trinomials or multiplying binomials using algebra tiles. Encourage students to think critically by having them calculate areas based on variable values. These tiles are versatile and can be used in various ways, such as for stations, warm-ups, exit slips, games, and more.

Contains

• 20 pairs of factors with corresponding model with algebra tiles. (40 different cards)
• 2 formats – one with colored algebra tiles, and one with black outline algebra tiles with labels
• recording sheets
• 8 detailed explanations of ways to use these task cards in your classroom including,games, activities, stations and more

Uses in your Classroom

• Math centers
• Exit slips
• Openers
• Putting students into groups
• Quick formative assessments
• Games (spoons, go fish, old maid, etc…)
• Matching/Memory

Challenge your Students with Questions

• Given the side lengths of a rectangle, find the area of the rectangle.
• Given the area of a rectangle, find the side lengths of the rectangle.
• Multiply the polynomials together
• Explain in words how to multiply the polynomials/binomials.
• Given the side lengths of a rectangle, sketch a model of the rectangle.
• Given this rectangle, if x = 9, what would be the area of this rectangle. Explain your reasoning.
• Given this rectangle, if x = 6, what would be the side lengths of this rectangle. Explain your reasoning.

Since this is a digital download no refunds will be given, but feel free to contact me with any questions. 😊

Michelle,

Make Sense of Math

michelle@makesenseofmath.com

One purchase is for one teacher/family. You may only use this item with students in a single classroom/family. 

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