Dalton Marsh

In this worksheet students extract the slope and y-intercept from the graph of a line to create a corresponding linear equation. Includes lines with zero and undefined slopes (horizontal and vertical lines).

This worksheet would work great to introduce inequalities in an algebra class. Includes indicating whether inequalities are true or false, graphing basic inequalities and representing solutions on a number line, in interval notation, and using set builder notation.

Make big colorful posters to hang around the room! The activity is differentiated into 3 tiers and reviews graphing linear equations. Includes equations and a rubric which also serves as a checklist for students as they work. Practices graphing, y-intercept, slope, tables, and solving for y. Problems range from basic to more challenging with some equations solved for y and some not, some horizontal and vertical lines, and a bonus activity graphing an additional line that intersects (intersecti