Here is a solving equations game that has one step and two step equations.

1. Do you want to play a little
game?
By: Andrea Bonde

2. Choose your
equation wisely:
If I have 48 cookies, and
each student gets 3 in this
class, how many students do
I have?

3. Choose your
equation wisely:
ANSWER
3 x C = 48
C = 16 students
3C = 48
3 3

4. You’re
starting to
understand,
keep going if
you’d like to
earn your
freedom @
1:20PM.

5. Choose your
answer wisely:
Y – 14 = 20

6. Choose your
answer wisely:
Y – 14 = 20
+ 14 +14
Y = 34

7. Understanding
these
Mathematical
concepts that
were brought
into your life is
key to this
game today.

8. Choose your
answer wisely:
Your teacher and Mr. Rhodes made
tests for the whole school. Ms.
Andrea created 43 tests and there
are 102 tests total, how many did
Mr. Rhodes make?

9. Choose your
answer wisely:
43 + R = 102
-43 -43
R = 59

10. Well, well,
well, if
freedom from
this class is
important to
you, you’ll
have to
continue the
game.

11. Choose your
answer wisely:
Lil Jon bought 9 new jars of tattoo
ink. Each jar cost the same
amount. If Lil Jon spent $72 total
how much did each vile cost?

12. Choose your
answer wisely:
9V = 72
__ __
9 9
V = $8 Each

13. Word
problems
seem to be
getting easier
for you,
freedom is
getting closer.

14. Choose your
answer wisely:

15. Choose your
answer wisely:

16. As the
problems get
harder, the
solution
starts to
become more
and more
clear.

17. Choose your
answer wisely:

18. Choose your
answer wisely:

19. Remember, in
life, we have
many
problems to
solve, you
have to
decide which
problems
matter the
most.

20. Choose your
answer wisely:
331 students went on a field
trip. Six busses were filled
and 7 students traveled by
car. How many students were
in each bus?

21. Choose your
answer wisely:
331 = 6B + 7
-7 -7
324 = 6B___ ___
6 6
B = 54 per bus

22. You are
getting closer
and closer to
the exit of this
game.

23. Choose your
answer wisely:
Miss Nair had $24 to spend on
7 pencils. After buying them
she had $10 left. How much
did each pencil cost?

24. Choose your
answer wisely:
7P + 10 = $24
-10 -10
7P = $14
___ ___
7 7
P = $2/Each

25. If I told you that you had
only one opportunity to
show me you could do
this, would you take it?

26. Do what’s right for
yourself and others.
Practice your
Mathematics! Learn so
that you may someday
become one with
society!