If you have a high school Math Intervention class or have students that are struggling , this resource will help make writing linear equations from a graph engaging with this comprehensive lesson designed for students who need extra support in mastering foundational skills . Perfect for math intervention or struggling learners, this resource breaks down how to write linear equation given a graph with a scavenger hunt worksheet, self checking Adventure activity, color by number, a complete lesson and reference sheets!

• This is for days 31 and 32 in the Linear Equations and Inequalities Unit.
• The full set of notes for this High School Math Intervention Curriculum will be out by August 2025!

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How to Use this resource

This is Lesson 31 and 32 in the Linear Equations and Inequalities Unit. Lesson 31 introduces the topic and has your students practicing the skill. Lesson 32 is meant to be a practice day of engaging activities.

This product covers 1 learning target:

• I can write linear equations given a graph

What you get:

• Do Now
• Guided Notes
• Guided Practice Problems
• Practice Worksheet
• Color by Number Reference Sheet
• Exit Ticket
• Homework
• Learning Target Tracker
• Reference Poster
• Google Slideshow
• Answer Key
• Scavenger Hunt Worksheet
• Sam's Totally Ridiculous Summer Vacation Activity (Self Checking)
• Workspace pages
• Brief Suggested Packing Guide

Why Teachers Love It:

• Designed with struggling learners in mind.
• Clear, concise, and scaffolded to ensure student success.
• TONS of practice
• Students practice ONE skill for two days each
• Saves time with ready-to-use materials for intervention classes or differentiated instruction.

Great for:

• Reteaching foundational skills (even from earlier grades)
• Extra practice with scaffolding
• Pull out small-group or 1:1 instruction
• Dedicated intervention classes
• Built-in supports during regular instruction
• Before/after school programs

More info on what you get:

• Do-Now: Thought-provoking prompts to activate prior knowledge and set the tone for learning.
• Guided Notes: Simple, step-by-step notes that break down each concept with space for student interaction.
• Guided Practice Problems: Problems that you can do with your students to help them understand the concepts
• Practice Worksheets: 16 questions that helps students practice the skill they just learned.
• Color by Number Reference Sheet: Students will complete 9 questions and color a corresponding notes page
• Exit Tickets: Students will see what they know after each lesson by answering 2 skills questions, a critical thinking question and then rating themselves on how well they understood the learning target
• Learning Target Tracker: After grading students' exit tickets, keep track of their grades for each question under each learning target so you can easily group students or pull them to offer extra support
• Homework: Students will answer 4 practice questions at home to reinforce this topic.
• Reference Poster: The color by number doodle notes have been split into 4 images for easy printing and taping together to create a reference poster for your classroom.
• Extra Practice Activities: The scavenger hunt worksheet and self checking adventure worksheet are great for having students practice this skill in an engaging way! Both are self checking which means they can do it independently!
• Google Slideshow: Project this slideshow of the Do Now, Notes and Guided Examples for ready to go lessons
• Answer Key: Fully detailed solutions for easy grading and feedback.

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