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This is a complete lesson plan on writing the equation of a line (in Slope-Intercept form) when given the graph of a line. Students will find the y-intercept of the line, then find the slope (by counting or by using the Slope Formula) and substitute the values into the equation of a line.
This lesson includes a warm-up activity, minilesson with guided steps through the process, examples, class activities and a worksheet for homework. Answer keys included.
Common Core Standards for 8th grade and high school included on the cover page.
I have another lesson posted in my store on finding the equation of a line when given one or two ordered pairs.
NOTE: You may need Equation Editor or MathType to make changes to some of the fractions.
This lesson includes a warm-up activity, minilesson with guided steps through the process, examples, class activities and a worksheet for homework. Answer keys included.
Common Core Standards for 8th grade and high school included on the cover page.
I have another lesson posted in my store on finding the equation of a line when given one or two ordered pairs.
NOTE: You may need Equation Editor or MathType to make changes to some of the fractions.
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1 hour
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# of Pages/Slides:
8
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bruderr
This is the next unit I will be teaching. Thank you for the resource!
January 2, 2013 
terricopeland
Thanks for sharing!
November 14, 2012
smccrumm
Perfect for my Resource Room high school students...thank you!
November 13, 2012
lmsprague
Thanks for your generosity! It's always nice to see what others use to teach the same topics. I'm anxious to try this with my 8th graders
November 11, 2012
Joe Fraioli (TpT Seller)
Thank you for the feedback. Let me know how it goes. The first two handouts are to save time so that you don't have to copy the graphs on the board and then students don't have to struggle seeing each graph on the board.
November 12, 2012
Science Stuff (TpT Seller)
Thanks for offering this for free to our fellow teachers. I am going to share this with the math faculty at my school.
November 11, 2012
Joe Fraioli (TpT Seller)
Thank you for the feedback. As a science teacher, I have been a fan of your store for a while now. (It was one of the first stores I visited on TpT.)
November 12, 2012
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mlrodgers
Good day! I cannot download your lesson plan. I keep getting this message: 504 Gateway Time-out. The thumbnails look great!
November 11, 2012
Joe Fraioli (TpT Seller)
Hello mlrodgers, sorry to hear that you're having trouble downloading the file. My only advice would be to keep trying. At least 600 people have downloaded the lesson so far today and some left comments so I know it's available. It may be a connection or server problem. I hope that you're able to download. Joe
November 11, 2012
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I have been an educator for 8+ years with 6+ years in the New York City Public School system. I teach middle and high school math and science. I have also taught journalism. I am currently teaching to at-risk students who are behind several grade levels in their math and science skills. Before I was a teacher, I was a writer and editor for two national textbook companies.
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