Solving Equations with Decimals Activity Pixel Art & Worksheet

Need a review of equations with decimals? Do they freak out the moment the word “decimals” is mentioned? That’s where this digital pixel art activity steps in. You don’t need to prep one thing, or add more stress to your day—it’s a self-checking activity that keeps kids on task without adding to your difficult day.

How it works:

Students solve ten linear equations with decimals, typing answers into the activity.

Every time they get one right, a piece of a hidden picture gets revealed. It's got that little bit of mystery kids love, but it's not so wild things get out of hand. This activity easily slips into any setup: traditional classroom, Google Classroom, students moving at different speeds-you name it. No extra work for you.

The feedback is instantaneous. If they get the answer, they see progress. If they don’t, then they know right away to try again.

There's no paper for you to grade and no waiting for the results. Students go at their own speed, and you actually get time to help instead of every second checking answers. And if the tech doesn't cooperate, you have printable worksheets and a recording sheet ready to go. Use them as backup, or just as your main plan; it's all there. You even get an answer key so you can breeze through grading or hand it out to students to check their own work.

Here's what you'll have:

- A ready-to-use digital pixel art activity

Ten linear decimal equations for real practice, but not overload.

- Automatic feedback so students always know where they stand

- Printable sheets for those tech-trouble days or when you want to go old school

- Full answer key for quick checks or to let students grade themselves

- A mystery picture that comes alive a little more with each correct answer

Teachers say this isn't just busywork-it's the right amount of practice to be useful, short enough so nobody zones out, and fun enough that it doesn't even feel like the usual kind of review. Use it as a warm-up, an exit ticket, a review center, a sub plan, or a quick quiz refresher. If decimals usually elicit groans, try mixing things up. Take this activity and let students discover the bigger picture—literally—while you watch their confidence build, one answer at a time.