In this lesson, students will learn how to graph a line using one point and the slope. Students will explore how one given slope can have equivalent fractions to help plot more points, and move forward and backward on a line.

Prerequisite Skills:

• Plotting ordered pairs on the number line (all 4 quadrants)
• Understand positive and negative slopes as increasing/decreasing lines
• Convert integers into fractions (to use rise over run)
  

Students will:

• Plot the given point
• Use the slope to plot multiple points on the graph

Included in this purchase:

• Blank copy of notes (1 page front & back)
• Answer Key

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This is lesson 5 of 10 in my Linear Relationships Unit:

• Lesson 5.1 Finding Slope from a Graph
• Lesson 5.2 Finding Slope from Two Points
• Lesson 5.3 Finding Slope from a Table
• Lesson 5.4 Is the Table Linear?
• Lesson 5.5 Graph with One Point & Slope
• Lesson 5.6 Graph in Slope-Intercept Form
• Lesson 5.7 Convert from Point-Slope Form & Standard Form
• Lesson 5.8 Convert to Slope-Intercept Form & Graph
• Lesson 5.9 and 5.10 Write Equations in Slope-Intercept From (Part 1 & 2)

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