Choose Two Template

Empower your students with choice! In this activity students get to pick 2 out of 3 questions to tackle, fostering decision-making skills while answering questions.

*PLEASE NOTE* When sharing your resources and images on social media, be sure that the url is not showing so no one can copy the url and steal your resource. 

LINKS:

• Click here for the original template

• Click here for different skip cards

• Here’s a link to a template that will accept TWO different answers for each question.  There are two spaces for you to type in correct answers (a and aa, b and bb, c and cc).  If a second correct answer doesn’t exist, type in some gibberish… don’t leave it as a blank answer space.

THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THIS TEMPLATE:

Headers

• Template link for Canva – click here

• Template link for Canva – click here 

• Choose 2 Logo Size: 214px (height) by 405px (width)

• Choose 2 header Size:  214px (height) by 820 px (width)

• If you merge the two cells together…. 214px (height) by 1235px (width)

Question Card Sizes

• Template link for Canva — click here

  • 205px (height) by 405px (width) – you can modify the height of the rows (make them taller or skinnier) and it will not disrupt the spreadsheet.

  • If you adjust the width of the columns, be mindful that the third column of questions has two cells merged together.

Where we put things:

• Sheet 1:  Insert the title and the choose 2 image ONLY

• Sheet 2:  Starting in cell B16, add your question cards OR the actual questions.  Starting in cell C16, add the correct answers for each question.  In cell D16, place the “you get to skip this question” card.  If you are working on the “skip different cards” template, place all 6 of the “skip this card” files in the skip 1, skip 2, etc. cells.

Protections:

• Sheet 2:  Click the check box in cell E16.  When you do this, everything will turn white and “disappear”.  Resize all the rows to be super skinny and super side.  Go to Data → Protected Ranges → Add a range.  Choose Sheet 2, all of sheet 2, and then “show a warning when editing this range.”  Once you have done this, HIDE sheet 2.

• Sheet 1:  Go to Data → Protected Ranges → Add a range.  Choose Sheet 1 and then “except certain cells.”  Click the grid, then while holding CMND/CTRL, choose all of the answer cells.  When you are done, click okay → set permissions → “show a warning when editing this range”

Need help with this lesson? Email Lisa at lisa@helloalgebra.com and include the workshop and lesson name so we can help you as quickly as possible.