Amy's Math Angle

Help students master identifying types of slope with this engaging, self-checking maze activity! Students identify the type of slope (positive, negative, zero, or undefined) and find the correct path through the maze. Perfect for middle school math review, test prep, math centers, or independent practice. A fun, no-prep way to build confidence with identifying slope. Included:1 Types of Slope Maze Worksheet1 Types of Slope Maze Answer KeyPerfect For:Middle School Math ReviewTest Prep and Homewo

Students practice interpreting linear models (scatter plots, line of best fit, two-way tables) with this fun "Among Us"-like digital escape room game. Each question is multiple choice with a different color alien attached to the answer choices. Students enter their answers on a Google Form that will let them move on only when they enter the correct answer. Keep track of which color aliens are the correct ones because the one with the most correct answers is the imposter! This is an engaging act

Here are 24 task cards for practicing writing and solving linear equations! Google slides for all questions are also included. These cards cover procedural fluency, word problems, and the Distributive Property, and are categorized by color/difficulty for differentiation. Blue Cards: Procedural Fluency (Two-Step, Integers) Green Cards: Rational Numbers (Fractions and Decimals) Red Cards: Distributive Property (p(x + q) = r) Yellow Cards: Real-World Word Problems

Get your students moving with these task cards! Perfect for review and practice of identifying angle pair relationships and solving linear equations! Post them around the room and give your students a clipboard and the recording sheet to show their work and their answers. Or use them as Warm-ups, Exit Tickets, or play SCOOT! PowerPoint slides can be used to review solutions as a class. They are editable as well! Answer key is included for easy grading.