Equity through Mathematics

Introduction to graphing linear equations. Students will identify the slope, starting value, rise, and run before graphing in Quadrant 1. Includes positive and negative slopes. Some graphs have a scale of 2.

This worksheet includes eight introductory problems on proportionality. The first six problems ask students to identify if a table of numbers is proportional or not and find the constant of proportionality. The last two problems give a proportional table and ask students to fill in the missing numbers.

This packet includes solving one-step, two-step, and multi-step equations with combining like terms and distributing. The problems get progressively harder as students go through the packet. These problems include negative numbers.

This product provides a scaffolded introduction to identifying equivalent ratios and utilizing equivalent ratios to complete tables.

This product is a two page, scaffolded worksheet that aims to connect percentages to proportional reasoning! Students will be guided through problems that include: Dividing the number line into even sectionsDeveloping strategies for using the number-line to find the percent of a numberBuilding strong mental models for proportional reasoning and percentages.

This worksheet provides scaffolded practice for students with one-step equations! Students start by making connections to the process using algebra tiles and then abstract their thinking after mastering the initial concepts. Note: The 3rd and 4th page are meant to be printed as half-sheets. Students will then swap with a neighbor to compare answers.

This lesson begins with a card sort in which students practice matching language to the algebraic expression. This is followed-up with a short worksheet to check for understanding. (:

One page practice with space for classroom notes at the beginning followed by scaffolded practice! (:

This one-page, matching worksheet allows students to work at their own pace and self-check their answers. The lessons are scaffolded to get more challenging as they continue down the page.

This worksheet guides students through using Algebra tiles to combine like terms!

There are eight expressions for students to practice evaluating. The problems get progressively more challenging.