Algebra Practice: Problems with Two Known Variables

This practice test includes ten algebraic expressions in which there are two known variables. Simply enter numbers for the two variables and solve. I created this post in adaptive mode so that readers will see the correct answer immediately after clicking on each slide. Feel free to write down your answers and compare your answers and steps with mine. You might approach some of these problems in a different manner and still get the correct answer, which is fine.

Directions

1. Click on the first slide below to enlarge to full screen.
2. Click on each slide or on the thumbnail at the bottom of the screen to advance to the next slide.

Thanks so much for visiting my Student Survive 2 Thrive blog. Find additional resources by clicking on any of the posts below or via my site map, search bar, or topics tabs.

• Adding Double Digit Numbers with Regrouping
• Scientific Notation and Standard Form for Fractions and Decimals
• Military Time and Standard Time

Scientific Notation and Standard Form for Decimals and Fractions

Writing long numbers can be much shorter when using scientific notation. This Kahn Academy video on scientific notation explains how to covert numbers in standard form to scientific notation. I've created some practice questions, including some decimals and fractions for an extra challenge. This practice test is in adaptive mode, which means you can see the correct answers after answering each question.

Directions

1. Click on the first graphic to enlarge to full screen.
2. Write your answers on a sheet of paper.
3. Click on either the graphic or the next thumbnail to advance to the next screen.

Thanks for visiting my Student Survive 2 Thrive blog! Visit my math page for all of my math resources or feel free to look at additional math practice below:

• Scientific Notation and Standard Form
• Convert Fractions to Decimals
• Which Number is Bigger?

Name the Shapes at Davie County Community Park

Shapes surround us! This game provides photos of various areas in Davie County Community Park in Mocksville, North Carolina. Can you name all ten shapes?

How to play

1. Click on the first image below.
2. Name the shape identified by the arrow.
3. Click on the image or on the thumbnail at the bottom of the screen advance to the next slide.

I hope you enjoy playing this shapes game!

Find more fun educational ideas at my site map, search bar, or visit some of my resources below:

• Even or Odd Math Practice #1
• Math Practice: Greater Than, Less Than, Equal to
• Katrena's Practical Math Practice: Cooking in the Kitchen
• Davie County Community Park - a Nice Variety of Activities for All Ages & Abilities