Four of a Kind Activity Template ⬅️THAT’S YOUR LINK

Canva link to title: click here

• • If you choose to make the title slide outside of canva, the sizing is 8 x 1 inch

Canva link to question cards: click here

• • If you choose to make the title slide outside of canva, the sizing is 3 x 1.75 inches

Canva link to logo:  click here

• • If you choose to make a logo outside of canva, the sizing is 3.5 x 1 inch

Canva link to images:  click here

• • If you choose to make images outside of canva, the sizing is 1.75 x 2 inches 

To make a copy of the template, click here

→ as students are answering questions, the images are randomly being pulled and added to the card slots.  After all 12 questions have been answered, spaces will turn red/green so students can fix the question they got wrong to get their four of a kind

How this template works:

On Sheet 1, you’ll need to add:

• • Title of the activity

  • Directions for the activity (sample directions are included)

    • The original idea for this activity is that the answer for question 1 goes into part of question 2, etc.

  • All of your question cards in their designated spaces

On Sheet 2, you’ll need to add:

• • In Column E:  all of your correct answers, starting in cell E21

  • In Column A:  the 10 images that the activity will sort through

  • In cell B2:  the winning image – this can be one of the 10 you placed in column A or a completely different image

Before adding protections, be sure to go back to sheet 1 and make sure that everything is working correctly and that all of your correct answers work.

To add protections:

Sheet 2: Highlight all of sheet 2 and change the font color to white.  You’ll also want to make the columns as wide as you can and the rows as skinny as you can.  After you have done this, go to DATA → Protected Sheets and Ranges.  Add a protection to all of sheet 2 and make sure to choose “show a warning”.  Once you have done this, hide sheet 2.

Sheet 1:  You’ll want to add protections to all of sheet 1 with the exception of the answer spaces.  Go to DATA → Protected Sheets and Ranges.  You’ll choose Sheet 1 and click “except certain cells”.  From here, you’ll need to choose all of the answer spaces.  Again, make sure to choose the “show a warning” at the end.  

Need help with this lesson? Email Lisa at lisa@helloalgebra.com and include the workshop and lesson name so we can help you as quickly as possible.