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Make slope practice engaging and interactive with this digital matching activity for Google Slides! Students will practice identifying and comparing slopes by matching a given slope to its corresponding table, equation, and pair of points. This activity helps reinforce multiple representations of linear relationships while building confidence with slope concepts. This resource includes 3 differentiated versions: No Fractions – perfect for introducing or reviewing integer slopesFractions – foc

12 problem worksheet for practicing one-step inequalities using addition or subtraction, with 2 examples. Each problem requires students to solve, graph on a number line, and provide a solution that makes the statement true. **The last few problems have an extra step where students combine like terms before solving.

Worksheet for practicing one-step inequalities using multiplication or division. Problems require students to solve, determine whether or not to flip the sign, graph on a number line, and provide a solution that makes the statement true.

Intro activity for graphing inequalities on a number line! There is 1 example problem that would be great as a quick whole class review right before students start working. There are 9 problems for students to graph. They also need to determine: If the arrow goes left or rightIf the circle should be open or closedA solution for "x" that makes the inequality trueAnswer key included!

Scavenger hunts are a great activity to use to get students moving and out of their seats. This activity allows students to practice solving and graphing 1 step inequalities with all 4 operations. Scavenger HuntStudents solve the problems on the bottom of the card and search for its answer on the top of a different card in the room. At the end of the student answer document, there's a mystery message (It's pretty corny but I wanted to make it something they wouldn't be able to guess haha. You w

This activity is great to use when first introducing functions. The given examples include tables, points, graphs, and maps. Cut & Paste Activity (Main Activity)Students sort the given examples and paste them into the "Function" or "Not a Function" column. ExtensionExplain why each example is or is not a function. There are two provided worksheets for this: 1. Explain why each problem is or is not a function (16 problems). 2. Explain why 8 pre-determined problems are or are not functions (8 pr