Do your students struggle with the concept of finding the correct numbers when factoring? This diamond method maze set lets students practice finding the product of a x c and the sum of b. I use this for my classes to help them master this concept before we start on factoring when a=1 or a>1.

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3 diamond method mazes.

- Maze #1 is when there is a positive number for a x c.

- Maze #2 is when there is a negative number for a x c.

- Maze #3 is a mixture of both positive and negative numbers.

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Do you need a print to go activity for students to practice their skills when factoring when a=1? This maze is a great way to engage students without using a worksheet. Plus, I love that it works like a multiple choice.

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Do your students need practice factoring with the greatest common factor? This maze lets students practice and gives them answer choices. This is a great print and go activity that will keep your students engaged without a normal worksheet.

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Factoring Quadratics Choice Board- This print and go activity allows students to showcase their skills on factoring when a=1, factoring out the GCF, and factoring the difference of perfect squares. You decide how many problems in each column students have to do. There are eight problems in each column.

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Factoring Quadratics Choice Board (Two versions- one is modified)

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Factoring when a=1 Coloring Activity

This is a print and go color by number activity for students to show their mastery on factoring when a=1. This is a great alternative to standard worksheets. Coloring is not just for elementary students. Every age loves to color and relax.

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Factoring when a=1 Coloring Activity

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Factoring Difference of Perfect Squares Coloring Activity:

This print and go activity is great for students to practice and show mastery on factoring the difference of perfect squares.

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Factoring Difference of Perfect Squares Coloring Activity

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Factoring when a>1 Coloring Activity

This is a print and go color by number activity for students to show their mastery of factoring when a>1. This is a great alternative to standard worksheets. There is a guided template included for students who need more guidance when working independently. Coloring is not just for elementary students. Every age loves to color and relax.

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Factoring when a>1 Coloring Activity (Guided template included)

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Introducing this engaging and educational resource: "Factoring by Grouping Riddle Activity: What Happens to the Dog Who Eats Table Scraps?" This innovative worksheet combines the challenge of factoring by grouping with the fun of solving a riddle, making learning a delightful experience for students.

Within this worksheet, students will encounter 12 factoring by grouping problems, each designed to reinforce their understanding of this important algebraic concept. As they work through the problems, they'll use their factoring skills to find the solutions, bringing them one step closer to unraveling the riddle.

But the real excitement comes when students discover the answer to the riddle:

"He gets splinters on his tongue." This clever twist adds an element of mystery and intrigue to the worksheet, motivating students to persevere and solve each problem with enthusiasm.

To ensure inclusivity and accommodate diverse learning needs, included is a modified version of the worksheet. This version offers scaffolded support, making it accessible to students who may require additional assistance or differentiation.

With "Factoring by Grouping Riddle: What Happens to the Dog Who Ate Table Scraps?", learning algebra has never been more engaging or entertaining. Watch as your students sharpen their factoring skills while having fun solving the riddle. It's the perfect blend of challenge and enjoyment, guaranteed to leave a lasting impression on your classroom.

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Factoring by Grouping Riddle- Two versions (one is guided)

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Factoring when a>1 maze set- These print and go activities are a great way to enhance your students' skills for factoring. Maze one has a positive 'a x c'. Maze two has a negative 'a x c'. Maze three has a mixture of positive and negative 'a x c'.

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3 Mazes with two versions for each maze

- There is a more guided version for each maze

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Factoring with the GCF Riddle Activity- This is a print and go factoring activity for students to show their mastery when factoring out the GCF. There are two versions. One is modified to guide students through each problem.

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Factoring with the GCF Riddle Activity (Modified Version Included)

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Do your students need practice factoring the difference of perfect squares? This maze lets students practice while giving them answer choices. If you need a quick print and go activity, this is it. My students found this very engaging.

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Do you want your students to practice factoring when a=1 in a fun way? This print and go factoring when a=1 riddle activity engages students while ensuring they have mastered the skill of factoring when a=1. There are two versions of the riddle. One is modified to be more guided.

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Factoring when a=1 Riddle (Two versions)

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