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St. Patrick's Day - Digital Pixel Art, Magic Reveal - DIVISION - Google Sheets
St. Patrick's Day - Digital Pixel Art, Magic Reveal - DIVISION - Google Sheets
St. Patrick's Day - Digital Pixel Art, Magic Reveal - DIVISION - Google Sheets

St. Patrick's Day - Digital Pixel Art, Magic Reveal - DIVISION - Google Sheets

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This is a fun, interactive and self-checking digital addition activity themed on St. Patrick's Day. As students type in the correct answer, a pixel based image starts to appear. Magic! If the answer is incorrect, then colors do not appear. This St. Patrick's Day Pixel Art Mystery Picture activity will work with any level of division problem! It is super easy to customize to any numbers you want to use. The image is the same-- and you are in control of the division questions. You get TWO images with this package.

 

Included:

  • 2 images based on St. Patrick's Day
  • 20 questions for each image
  • Fancy Sheet Forumlas that automatically updates the Google sheet for custom addition questions-- makes it super easy for you to input your questions.

 

Decimal Place Picker!

Quickly and easily change how many decimal places you want the students to include in their answer. They then must round accordingly. If correct, the board will fill in with color.

 

EASY TO CUSTOMIZE WITH YOUR OWN DIVISION

You do not need to be a Google Sheet expert or have any coding knowledge to use this St. Patrick's Day activity! Simply go to the Question column and change the numbers to any division question you want to use and you are set to go. This can be something simple like 5 / 3 for younger students or 48292 / 392899 for older students. The picture and answers will automatically update. This is a self-checking activity. As students get the correct responses the image self- completes.

 

NOTE: The only number it will NOT work with is any number divided by 0. Your answer can not be 0.