Description
You are purchasing an editable set of the Google Slides used to make these videos. All slides are animated as seen in the video lesson. You may use these slides as a guided lesson, scaffolded class notes, print or share student practice slides as task cards, and/or adapt using Pear Deck for whole class instruction.
In this video lesson we will first discus slope as a ratio. We will discover that the ratio of the rise over the run is slope. We will discover the rise is the change in y or vertical distance between two points. We will learn that the run is the change in x or the horizontal distance between two points. We will learn the slope formula and that the variable m represents the slope of a line. We will then learn how to describe the slope of a line using terms positive, negative, zero and undefined. We will use the formula to find the slope of a line given two points on the line. Student practice is embedded in the lesson with modeled exemplar solutions.
The LESSON Slides are followed by a set of 5 Day Task Cards/Challenges which are also viewable as videos.
How to Find Slope Using Two Points Lesson & Task Cards
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Description
You are purchasing an editable set of the Google Slides used to make these videos. All slides are animated as seen in the video lesson. You may use these slides as a guided lesson, scaffolded class notes, print or share student practice slides as task cards, and/or adapt using Pear Deck for whole class instruction.
In this video lesson we will first discus slope as a ratio. We will discover that the ratio of the rise over the run is slope. We will discover the rise is the change in y or vertical distance between two points. We will learn that the run is the change in x or the horizontal distance between two points. We will learn the slope formula and that the variable m represents the slope of a line. We will then learn how to describe the slope of a line using terms positive, negative, zero and undefined. We will use the formula to find the slope of a line given two points on the line. Student practice is embedded in the lesson with modeled exemplar solutions.
The LESSON Slides are followed by a set of 5 Day Task Cards/Challenges which are also viewable as videos.
