Students will practice solving one-step inequalities and recognizing their graphs with this “Triples” Activity. I created this activity as a twist on the classic task cards. Students can work on their own or in teams to complete the activity. There are 30 total cards. Once matched, there will be 10 sets of three cards, each with the same answer. One card is an addition/subtraction problem, one card is multiplication/division problem, and one card is the graph.
Once they have finished all the cards, I have them cut them out, staple their “triples”, and place them in a zip-lock bag for a classwork grade. I allow them to work directly on the card. Or, they can write on the back. A simple answer key is provided to ensure the cards are matched correctly.
This version includes operations with both positive and negative integers. For a version with positive integer operations only, click here.
This resource is included in the following bundle(s):
Middle School Activities Bundle
Pre-Algebra Activities Bundle
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