These two activity sheets (worksheets) that are questions about Texas Independence Day. They look almost identical for those who have students with wandering eyes or to go over as practice and independent practice.
Students are to solve addition and subtraction of decimals. These worksheets are basic addition and subtraction of decimals, not too complicated. The problems are written horizontally for students to copy and line up decimals to add and subtract. When the student finds the correct answer, he/she will color in the box that matches the correct answer. That answer completes the question about Texas Independence Day. *These are the same questions as the TX Independence Day Order of Operations and Algebraic Equations. If you have modified students or students on different levels, all pages look almost the same.
All of these are created by me and you will possibly find errors since I have not given this to students yet. If you do, please contact me. I can probably correct it pretty easily and send you a corrected copy back.
I think that these are worthwhile fun activities for March 2 (Texas Independence Day). I hope that you enjoy them. You may make copies for YOUR classroom this year and in years to come, but you may not share this product with others. My version of "Texas Independence Day-Adding and Subtracting Decimal Numbers" is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 International License.
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Jelly Beans & Jumping Jacks