Description
This bundle contains 10 engaging, more than just a worksheet activities that I use to help my students learn about calculating slope. The different types of activities that are included in this bundle are
1) Differentiated Math Mazes
Students must solve problems correctly in order to draw arrows through the different leveled mazes to help them get from the start of a maze to the end.
2) Color by Number
Students will circle their answers to each of the twelve problems given. They then find the problem number on the coloring page and color each section with the appropriate color to make a beautiful design!
3) Error Analysis
Students utilize their critical thinking skills in order to find mistakes to problems that have already been solved. After finding a mistake students explain in words what the mistake was prior to solving it correctly.
4) Scavenger Hunt
After answering a question, students must walk around the room to find their answer. This allows students to know which hung on your wall classroom question to answer next. This engaging activity allows your students to get up and move around the room as opposed to just staying at their desks all class!
5) Task Cards
This set of task cards contain 24 problems along with a student recording sheet. These task cards make great bell ringers, exit tickets, or could be used as stations.
6) Math Puzzle
Students practice the calculating the slope by putting together a 4 x 4 math puzzle.
7) Math Murder Mystery
Students practice calculating the slope by helping Detective Algebras solve a murder mystery! The more questions (clues) students answer, the closer students will be to discovering the murderer!
8) Slope Anchor Charts
One anchor chart helps students to understand how to calculate slope given an equation, a table, a graph, or between two points. The other anchor chart demonstrates how slope can be positive, negative, zero, or undefined. This resource is great for ELL and SPED students. Included are directions on how you can print these anchor charts BIG AND FOR FREE so that your students can see them no matter where they are sitting in your classroom.
9 and 10) Self Checking Google Forms
Two self checking google forms designed for Google Classroom. The first google form has students practicing finding the slope when given a graph. The second has students practicing calculating the slope of a line when given two points. Each google form contains 10 multiple choice questions. They are perfect for assessments and homework assignments!
Download the preview for more details.
**Finally, don't forget to rate and comment to earn TPT credits!**
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Description
This bundle contains 10 engaging, more than just a worksheet activities that I use to help my students learn about calculating slope. The different types of activities that are included in this bundle are
1) Differentiated Math Mazes
Students must solve problems correctly in order to draw arrows through the different leveled mazes to help them get from the start of a maze to the end.
2) Color by Number
Students will circle their answers to each of the twelve problems given. They then find the problem number on the coloring page and color each section with the appropriate color to make a beautiful design!
3) Error Analysis
Students utilize their critical thinking skills in order to find mistakes to problems that have already been solved. After finding a mistake students explain in words what the mistake was prior to solving it correctly.
4) Scavenger Hunt
After answering a question, students must walk around the room to find their answer. This allows students to know which hung on your wall classroom question to answer next. This engaging activity allows your students to get up and move around the room as opposed to just staying at their desks all class!
5) Task Cards
This set of task cards contain 24 problems along with a student recording sheet. These task cards make great bell ringers, exit tickets, or could be used as stations.
6) Math Puzzle
Students practice the calculating the slope by putting together a 4 x 4 math puzzle.
7) Math Murder Mystery
Students practice calculating the slope by helping Detective Algebras solve a murder mystery! The more questions (clues) students answer, the closer students will be to discovering the murderer!
8) Slope Anchor Charts
One anchor chart helps students to understand how to calculate slope given an equation, a table, a graph, or between two points. The other anchor chart demonstrates how slope can be positive, negative, zero, or undefined. This resource is great for ELL and SPED students. Included are directions on how you can print these anchor charts BIG AND FOR FREE so that your students can see them no matter where they are sitting in your classroom.
9 and 10) Self Checking Google Forms
Two self checking google forms designed for Google Classroom. The first google form has students practicing finding the slope when given a graph. The second has students practicing calculating the slope of a line when given two points. Each google form contains 10 multiple choice questions. They are perfect for assessments and homework assignments!
Download the preview for more details.
**Finally, don't forget to rate and comment to earn TPT credits!**
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