About This Lesson
Students cut out the 4x4 grid of 16 squares, and must match up the polynomial with its factored expression to form a new 4x4 grid. Aligned to Common Core State Standard: HSA-SSE.3
Subject
Math — Algebra, Expressions and Equations
Grade Level
Grades 6-12
Resource Type
Activity
License
Resources
Files
FactoringPuzzle.pdf
Reviews
2.0
4 Reviews
cboutin
May 23, 2013
MzMathBee
June 09, 2015
Thank you! Great activity that students can work on independently or with a partner. I ran these puzzles off on colored card stock (different colors for each puzzle), numbered them on the backs of each square, laminated them, cut the pieces apart, and put them in zipper bags. These will also work well for "stations" and extra practice for struggling students.
enricamaragliano
October 17, 2015
Great! I made something like that using Tarsia. Which too did you use?
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Nice self correcting puzzle to be used with factoring.