Positive Slope

In this activity students work in independently, in partners, or in small groups to practice writing equations of lines in slope-intercept form given tables and graphs. The solution to one problem will lead students to the next problem. This engaging activity allows students to collaborate and move around the classroom. What's included? Instructions12 question sheetsStudent answer recording sheetAnswer Key

This math based back to school and get-to-know-you activity is designed for middle and high school students. They share information about themselves by writing expressions, writing inequality statements, graphing coordinates and more. Completed papers would make a great beginning of year bulletin board!

This Solving Multi-Step Equations Scavenger Hunt activity consists of 3 different sets of 12 clue cards where students can practice two-step equations or multi-step equations with variables on both sides. Some problems involve the distributive property and/or combining like terms. There are 3 versions of the scavenger hunt included: one with 2-step equations, one with multi-step equations, and one with more complex multi-step equations. The answers are the same for each set, so teachers can mix

Students convert linear equations from standard form to slope intercept form. Hang the 16 problems around the room and distribute an answer recording worksheet to each student. Put students into groups of 2-3 and have each group start at a different problem. Students solve the system. The answer they get leads them to the next problem. Your students will love this low prep and engaging activity! An answer key and two options for answer recording worksheets are provided. The resource has 16

This bundle includes four scavenger hunt activities on writing and solving linear equations. These low prep and self-checking activities will engage your students and get them up moving and collaborating! Details on what's included: Standard to Slope Intercept Form Scavenger Hunt - 16 problems on converting equations in standard form to equivalent slope-intercept formSolving Multi Step Linear Equations Leveled Scavenger Hunt - 3 different levels of equations from two-step to multi-step, lev

Identifying Functions Task Card Activity This activity includes 24 task cards asking students to identify whether a relation is a function or not. Students look at ordered pairs, graphs, mapping diagrams, and equations. The task cards are provided in black and white and in color. A recording worksheet is included for students to write their answers. An answer sheet is also provided.

Solving Systems of Linear Equations Scavenger HuntStudents solve different systems of equations problems in this scavenger hunt activity by using elimination and substitution. Hang the 16 problems around the room and distribute an answer recording worksheet to each student. Put students into groups of 2-3 and have each group start at a different problem. Students solve the system. The answer they get leads them to the next problem. An answer key and two options for answer recording worksheets

Students practice solving Two Step Linear Equations in order to crack the code! The 12 problems are split into three sets of four problems. After solving 4 equations correctly students use the solutions to answer a review math problem that leads to a number in the combination. They continue until they have determined all three numbers in the code. An engaging story about why the combination is important will hook students from the start. Option to print a worksheet for each student or t

Special Right Triangle Card Sort involves 24 cards with 30-60-90 triangles and 45-45-90 that students sort into two piles - true or false - using what they know about side ratios in right triangles. Students record answers on recording sheet and teacher can assign six optional practice problems. Engaging activity that provides opportunity for student collaboration and discussion. What's Included? 24 cards for sorting - option for no border, black border, green border3 options for student recor

This Evaluating Functions Scavenger Hunt activity includes 16 problems in function notation. Problems involve order of operations, absolute value, square roots, exponents and negative numbers. This activity is great engaging students and allowing them to move around the classroom! The scavenger hunt activity is designed for one class period but can be adapted to fit your needs. And problems can be used as task cards if a scavenger hunt won't work. What's Included? Instructions for use

Students practice solving two step equations with a printable or digital maze. Digital version is a Google Slides drag and drop activity. Recording sheet for students to show their work and an answer key are provided. Resource includes 11 total 2-step equation problems. Students must complete 9 problems correctly to make it through the maze, the other 2 problems can be used for extra credit or for early finishers. Great for 7th graders or for beginning of year review for 8th and 9th gra

This bundle includes four activities on evaluating functions in function notation. There are both printable and digital resources suited to partner, group and/or independent work. Provide your students with lots of practice by using them all, or give students choice in the way they demonstrate their learning. The G et-to-Know-You activity is perfect for the beginning of the school year and can be done with a partner. The Four of a Kind activity is self-checking and gives instant fe

Engaging and creative get to know you activity that's perfect for the beginning of the school year! Students share information about themselves by answering yes or no questions and then solving problems on evaluating functions using function notation. Can be given as partner problems. Learn more about your students while they practice their math skills!

Provide your students with practice solving multi-step linear equations with this digital and self-checking activity. The equations all have variables on both sides. As students answer each question correctly, the next problem is revealed. Students complete the maze by correctly solving all 12 problems. Two versions of a printable answer recording sheet are provided. This activity would work well as in-class practice, formative assessment, unit review, early finisher work, homework or

Systems of Linear Equations Task Cards Students answer a variety of questions about linear systems with these 24 task cards. Some questions require students to solve systems while others require them to write systems for word problems. An answer key and a recording worksheet are provided. Two versions of the cards are also included. One set has QR Codes that students can scan to check their answers. Be sure to follow my TpT Store to hear about new products. All new Positive Slope produ

Writing Linear Equations Task Cards given Points, Slope & Y-Intercept Students will practice writing linear equations in slope-intercept form given a point and slope, a point and the y-intercept, or two points. Set includes 24 task cards and two different recording worksheet for students. The cards are organized as follows: Cards 1-8: One Point and the Slope are given Cards 9-16: One Point and the Y-Intercept are given Cards 17-24: Two Points are given Cards are provided in black and white an

Are you looking for an engaging activity where students practice evaluating functions in function notation? This digital and printable 4 of a Kind activity is for you! Worksheet provided for students to show their work. As students enter their answers into the self-checking Google Sheet they'll watch as burrito ingredients come together to create four matching burritos!

Students solve multi-step linear equations on this self-checking worksheet practice activity. There are three differentiated levels to choose from - the most difficult level requires students to apply the distributive property and combine like terms. Answers are given so the focus is on students showing their work on the handout. (Just imagine - you won't hear, "Is this right?" over and over again!). What's Included?Instructions and table of contentsThree levels of a 2-sided worksheet, each w

Students practice evaluating functions in function notation with a printable or digital maze. Digital version is a Google Slides drag and drop activity. Recording sheet for students to show their work and an answer key are provided. Resource includes 11 total function problems. Students must complete 7 problems correctly to make it through the maze, the other 4 problems can be used for extra credit or for early finishers.

Students sort 24 cards into two piles - those that represent linear relationships and those that do not. There are two different recording sheets.