Engage students with a variety of DIGITAL and PAPERLESS activities that support finding slope and writing linear equations.  Students will have fun in a variety yet challenging set of 6 different activities. You will enjoy the fact that you don’t have to run to the copy room.  

These activities are perfect for distance learning, small groups, and independent practice.

Benefits of going digital?

• Easy access on any device
• Students can interact with the activity and save it to their Google Drive for future reference
• Paper-less. Students can submit their work online.

Here is a little info about each activity:

1. Slope Matching. This activity has 2 slides, each with 8 diagrams of slope. The first slide has students identifying the 4 types of slope (positive, negative, zero, and undefined). There are 2 examples of each to match to each category. The second slide involves using rise over run to calculate the value of the slope of each line. Students will need to drag and place the matching answer directly under the slope.

2. Two Truths One Lie Slope Edition. This activity has 3 slides with 9 total questions. Each slide contains two truths and one lie. Students are required to figure out which two problems were answered correctly and which one is wrong. The slides contain basic definitions and formulas of slope, as well as a few diagrams. Students must drag the "TRUTH" and "LIE" boxes to the correct location.

3. Coordinates & Slope Graphing Practice. This activity has 6 slides, each with practicing identifying and finding slope. Students are asked to name the slope (positive, negative, zero, and undefined), as well as use the rise over run to calculate the value of slope for each line. Students will need to use the line or scribble tool in Google Slides to create their lines for each graph.

4. Slope from 2 Points Matching. This activity has 8 different sets of 2 points to find slope from using the slope formula. Students will need to drag and place the matching answer directly under the question.

5. Standard Form to Slope-Intercept Form Drag & Drop. This sequential matching activity has 3 slides which include 2 problems on each slide. Students will need to drag and drop the steps in order from start to finish, one underneath the other.

6. Comparing Rates of Change. This assessment has 10 questions/scenarios requiring students to compare the rates of change by reading tables, graphs, and equations. The form is ready to send to your students, and will grade it for you!

All activities include an answer key! These would each work well as warm-ups, exit tickets, skill-builders, or informal assessments.

Enjoy!