Finding Equivalent Ratios Pixel Art

This digital activity will help your 6th graders reviewing finding equivalent ratios.

This engaging activity is designed to make practicing finding equivalent ratios fun and effective for your students.

In this activity there are 20 problems, and it will keep your students engaged as they work through each question to uncover a hidden image.

Students input their answers directly into the boxes, and with each correct response, a portion of the mystery picture will be revealed.

At the end of the activity, they will also discover some facts about the city of Tokyo and will see some images of the city.

This activity it's easy to assign and requires no prep at all.

Simply share the link with your students, and they will be ready start working.

Plus, since it is not a Google activity, there's no need for Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams logins.

But there is more. This activity aligns with sixth-grade common core standards, ensuring that your students are getting valuable practice that reinforces key concepts. And because it's self-checking, students can work independently, giving you more time to focus on supporting individual needs.

Whether you're looking for a fun way to keep early finishers engaged, planning end-of-year activities, or gearing up for back-to-school, this activity is a versatile addition to your teaching toolkit. And with the option to pick up where they left off, students can work at their own pace, making it ideal for homework or math centers.

So why wait? Take advantage of this opportunity to make math review enjoyable and meaningful for your students. Grab this digital activity today and watch as their math skills soar to new heights!

Remember, with this online activity, there's very little prep required—just provide the link, and let the learning begin!

Since this activity is online there is no need for Google or Microsoft logins.

What's Included:

Pdf with the link to the activity

printable version of the questions

Solutions