• Make graphing linear equations more engaging with this graphing puzzle activity! Students will practice graphing lines in slope-intercept form and standard form to uncover letters hidden on coordinate planes. When graphed correctly, the lines intersect specific letters that help students answer the riddle:

“Why did the snowman name his dog Frost?”

This activity is perfect for Algebra 1 students who are learning or reviewing how to graph linear equations accurately.

What’s Included:

• 10 linear equations total
• 6 equations in slope-intercept form
• 4 equations in standard form
• Multiple coordinate planes, each with several equations to graph
• Extra workspace provided for standard form equations so students can show their work when rewriting into slope-intercept form
• A riddle-based puzzle that keeps students motivated and accountable
• Answer key included

Skills Practiced:

• Identifying slope and y-intercept
• Graphing linear equations in slope-intercept form
• Converting standard form equations to slope-intercept form
• Accurately graphing lines using slope
• Checking work through visual self-verification

Perfect For:

• Algebra 1 lessons or review
• Math centers
• Early finishers
• Homework or sub plans
• Fun review before a quiz or test
• Winter-themed or anytime engagement activity

Why Teachers Love It:

• Encourages accuracy through visual feedback
• Provides meaningful practice without being repetitive
• Engages students with a low-stakes, fun puzzle
• Allows students to show work for standard form equations