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Keep the fun going with multiple rounds! Prove your skills with this multi-round activity, where students either end up on top or “losing”! Best of all, you can turn this into as many rounds as you need!
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LINKS:
LINKS:
Here is the link to the differentiated version, following what Megan had asked about in the comments below! The spreadsheet works the same way, but in cell O4, you’ll type the number that students need to get correct in order to level up. Students can complete the entire worksheet, though! But after they get the number correct, the message will appear for them to level up.
THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THIS TEMPLATE:
THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THIS TEMPLATE:
Headers
“Level 1” Logo Size: 125px (height) by 300px (width)
Template link for Canva – click here
Level Up header Size: 125px (height) by 628 (width)
Template link for Canva – click here
Question Card Sizes
Question Card Templates ⬅️click that link
214px (height) by 300px (width) – you can modify the height of the rows (make them taller or skinnier) and it will not disrupt the spreadsheet.
Where we put things:
Questions: Insert the questions for each round directly into their placeholders.
Cell M2: Place your “better luck next time” card here
Cell N2: Place your “you beat the score” card here
Determine what you want the highest and lowest score to be and type their values in cells M3 and M4. When you change these numbers, you’ll see the numbers below them change as well. Those are the points students will earn when they answer the questions correctly
Correct Answers: type these in the cells that say “a”, “b”, etc.
The computer score is currently the average of the lowest and the highest score multiplied by 5 and is in cell O10. You can leave this, modify the formula, or override and write whatever you want the score to beat to be.
Protections:
Level1: click the checkbox in cell L2. When you do this, everything should “disappear” from sight. Highlight columns K through the end and resize them to be super skinny. Then, hide the columns. Go to DATA → protected sheets and ranges. Choose to add protections to Round1 then choose the “except certain cells” box. After you click the grid, select all of the answer spaces. When finalizing the protections, choose “Show a warning when editing this range”
DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, OR CONCERNS?
DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, OR CONCERNS?
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.
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