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Digital Algebra tiles
To meet the needs of classrooms with technology, I converted the printable algebra tiles to a set of digital algebra tiles.
They are all ready for teaching factoring quadratics, but you can add a slide to the Google Slides file and use them to teach integers, expressions, equations or polynomials, too. They are free here: digital algebra tiles
There is also a free set of printable algebra tiles in my Dropbox here.
This set of digital algebra tiles is set up for factoring quadratics, but can easily be used for any topic. Simply click on the slide, select all of the algebra tiles on the slide (Ctrl+A) and paste them in a new slide (Ctrl+V).
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I can't seem to find the digital algebra tiles. It takes me to TPT. TPT brings me to a pdf download which brings me to this this post. If I click on the free digital algebra tiles, it takes me back to TPT, which brings me back to pdf download, which brings me to this post. I feel like I am missing something.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry for causing confusion! The PDF from TPT is the right place to go. I linked the digital algebra tiles inside. There will be a blue link on page 2 of the PDF that reads "Digital Algebra Tiles". Clicking on this will prompt you to make a copy of the tiles' Google Slides file.
DeleteLove your work! Thank you so much for all your help. I work with non-English Migrant students from K-9th grades. Have no budget, but I grab all the freebies I can from you. Again thank you!
ReplyDeleteYou do amazing work! If I can be of any help, please just send an email. shana@scaffoldedmath.com
DeleteI just recently discovered Algebra Tiles and am excited to use them in the classroom however, is there anything similar to use to multiply trinomials?
ReplyDeleteOooo, good question! I'm not sure. It would be neat to see a "3-D" set, but I'm not too sure about the logistics. Or maybe I'm totally overthinking and it's out there. Off to YouTube...
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