Emily Knight

This document contains 10 problems challenging students to write equations of parallel and perpendicular lines. It is a self checking activity, as students move from one problem to the next. Post these problems around the classroom, shuffling the order. Students may pick any problem to begin. Once they complete the first problem, they should look for their answer on another card around the room. That card is now their new problem to complete. Students should complete all ten problems and their

This product goes with my parallel and perpendicular lines scavenger hunt. It is a great space for students to show their work and keep track of which problems they have completed and identify any potential mistakes.

This document contains 10 problems challenging students to write equations of parallel and perpendicular lines. It is a self checking activity, as students move from one problem to the next. Post these problems around the classroom, shuffling the order. Students may pick any problem to begin. Once they complete the first problem, they should look for their answer on another card around the room. That card is now their new problem to complete. Students should complete all ten problems and their

This document contains 10 problems challenging students to simplify expressions using the order of operations. It is a self checking activity, as students move from one problem to the next. Post these problems around the classroom, shuffling the order. Students may pick any problem to begin. Once they complete the first problem, they should look for their answer on another card around the room. That card is now their new problem to complete. Students should complete all ten problems and their

In this activity, students practice finding slopes by using a graph, a table, the slope formula, and writing it in a sentence. Students use the same two points and represent the slope four different ways. This helps students connect that although there are multiple ways to represent slope, all methods have the same result. There are five different sets of points for students to solve, including slopes that are fractions, zero and undefined.

This product goes with my order of operations scavenger hunt. It is a great space for students to show their work and keep track of which problems they have completed and identify any potential mistakes. This activity can be found here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Order-of-Operations-Scavenger-Hunt-3928217

This product goes with my slope scavenger hunt. It is a great space for students to show their work and keep track of which problems they have completed and identify any potential mistakes. This activity can be found here: