Description
Practice solving one-step equations with integers using this collection of Algebra 1 worksheets and activities. Students solve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division equations through number grid searches, matching, Solo Bingo, visual problems, and traditional practice worksheets.
This bundle includes 5 resources with 6 integer-focused student worksheets, (plus a bonus mixed review worksheet involving fractions and decimals).
What's Included
1. Adding & Subtracting One-Step Equations – Number Grid Search
- 16 equations involving integer addition and subtraction.
- Students solve each equation and locate the digits of their answers in a number grid.
- Includes negative integers and subtracting negative numbers.
2. Multiplying & Dividing One-Step Equations – Matching Worksheet
- 24 equations involving integer multiplication and division.
- Students match each equation to its correct solution.
- Organized into four sections of six problems.
3. One-Step Equations – Solo Bingo
- 20 equations covering all four operations with integers.
- Students create their own Bingo cards using an answer bank, solve the equations, and mark their solutions.
- An independent activity with a scoring system.
4. One-Step Equations – Triangle Angle Problems
- 12 problems using simple triangle diagrams.
- Students are told that two angles are equal and use the given measurements to set up and solve one-step equations.
- Provides a visual application of equation-solving skills without requiring prior geometry knowledge.
5. One-Step Equations – Set of 3 Practice Worksheets
Includes two integer-focused worksheets:
- Worksheet 1: 28 equations organized into addition/subtraction, multiplication/division, and mixed sections.
- Worksheet 2: 24 mixed one-step equations with integers, covering all four operations.
BONUS Worksheet: 24 additional one-step equations involving integers, fractions, and decimals for students ready for more challenging review.
Flexible Practice Throughout the Unit
The worksheets provide opportunities to practice individual operations before moving into mixed review. Teachers can assign sections as new skills are introduced, use the activities for independent practice, or revisit the worksheets for homework and reinforcement.
The combination of engaging activities and straightforward practice gives students repeated exposure to solving one-step equations without relying on the same worksheet format every day.
