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We are currently working on Patterning and Algebra. Why not practice with an engaging game?
Go to: http://cemc2.math.uwaterloo.ca/mathfrog/english/kidz/Games5.shtml
Scroll down to the section called "Patterning and Algebra".
Find the activity "Equation Maze" and click on Play the Game (in green).
This game works with equations and finding the value for "n". It will allow you to take control of your learning through active participation.
The game challenges you to answer the question correctly in order to enter the next room. If you are wrong, you must return to a previous room, scaffolding your learning (gradually building upon knowledge).
Parents/Guardians:
Why is this game beneficial for learning?
Mathematics can often be frustrating for students. Through this engaging computer game, students are more likely to be an active participant in learning. This game challenges students and if their answer is wrong, they are required to repeat the previous question as well as the question they answered wrong in order to enter the next level. Therefore, students are able to achieve a deeper understanding!
Curriculum Expectations:
-Students will demonstrate, through investigation, an understanding of the use of variables in equations.

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