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This can be used as a review sheet or when teaching slope intercept form for: solving equationsgraphing equations in slope intercept (y = mx + b)Graphing System of EquationsThere is an answer key provided as well as an example with the steps listed out.

On Google SlidesUsed for Pre-Algebra/AlgebraStudents have to categorize between linear and noninear functions with graphs and equations then come up with a way to figure out how to decipher linear vs nonlinearCan be used as an intro activity with a partner or individuallyCan also be used after it is taught as a check for understandingANSWER KEY INCLUDEDWhen putting it on Google Classroom, make a copy and delete the slides that have the answer key

Students solve two step equations and have to find the answer from the left hand column in order to complete the mazeDistributive property and the use of integers is included in the problemsGood for 8th grade review of equations, 7th grade contentCan be used for a classwork, homework, or a reviewDigital- and answer key provided for a quick check

Students match the equation to the graph on Google Slides Answer key providedMake a copy and delete the last slide (answer key) when providing it to studentsThere is a link to the paper copy as well on the Google Slides

Card Sort can be used as a classwork activity, a formative or summative check for understanding, or homework assignment. Students have to sort different equations to determine the number of solutions- either no solution or infinite solutions. Aligned with the CCSS for 8th grade math.

For grades 7, 8. This would be a great warmup or reinforcement activity to make sure that students can quickly perform the distributive property with negatives and variables. 2 versions with an answer key: Students need to find their matching pair in the class. The left hand column has the factored form and the right column has the expanded form. Teacher cuts them out and hands out 1 per student (making sure everyone has a pair). Great way to incorporate movement Note: The right hand column a