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Engaging practice for plotting points on the coordinate plane! Includes a game where students roll dice to create and plot ordered pairs, and an aligned worksheet. Students will love that they are playing a game, and you'll love that it's low prep and only requires something colorful to write with and dice. Includes: Game directionsGame boardWorksheetAnswer keyAll pairs are in quadrant one, so it can work in 5th grade, but I used with 6th as the worksheet includes drawing shapes given coordinat

Sugar skull themed fun-- get your students practicing writing coordinate pairs for points graphed on the coordinate plane with this low prep scavenger hunt. Students will get the practice they need in an engaging format and you'll love that its easy to plan! Simply print, cut in half, and hang around your room or hall. This is best for students who are practicing all four quadrants, so some basic knowledge of negative numbers is necessary. Hope you and your students enjoy. Might be fun a math c

Need practice concentrated on graphing linear equations from a table? Here's a worksheet and exit ticket! There are 6 equations in slope-intercept form for students to fill out a table of values then complete the graph. The exit ticket aligns with the worksheet. Be sure to view the preview to see if the level is right for your students. Need something digital? Try this instead: Graphing from a Table of Values

Do your students need more practice with the basics of polynomials? Try this worksheet and exit ticket pairing. The topics covered include all of the following related to parts of polynomials and the vocabulary: number of termsdegree of polynomialsleading coefficientsconstant termsdistinguishing between monomials, binomials, and trinomialsThe included exit ticket is a great opportunity to gauge student understanding. It's arranged as two on one page for saving paper and easy printing. Hope you e

Do your students need more practice finding the distance between 2 points on the coordinate plane? Try this worksheet and exit ticket pairing. Both activities are focused on distance between points with only vertical or horizontal change (no Pythagorean theorem required). Both the worksheet and the exit ticket have coordinate grids that students can use for problem solving or showing their thinking. The activities are ready to just print and use, and they are closely aligned. Hope you enjoy them

Need digital version for your go-to graphing activities for your eighth graders? This bundle includes 4 products that will have your students graphing and working with slope intercept form in so many ways! All are digital interactive slides and ready for Google right now-- no prep! Skills covered in bundle: Graphing from y=mx+bGraphing a storyInterpreting the y-interceptAdding labels to the y axis an x axisRewriting from standard form to slope formGraphing from a point and the slopeWriting equat

Do your 8th grade students need more practice rewriting linear equations from standard form to y=mx+b? Do you also want them to keep graphing? Here's an interactive Google Slides activity just for them! There are 9 equations in Ax+By=C that students will rewrite in slope-intercept form by solving for y. There are two slides that ask students to create and solve their own equation problem, and one slide with error analysis. Each slide asks students to graph the line to reinforce that critical s

Looking for a review activity that covers all things slope-intercept? Included are 20 interactive Google Slides all having to do with graphing equations in slope-intercept form (and more)! The slides start with some drag and drop and fill in the blanks to work with: Rise over run, positive, negative, undefined, zero, and y=mx+b. Then there are four sections, each with interactive elements where students graph, fill in tables, draw lines, plot points, and write. Graphing from a table of values -

Do your students need more practice with graphing and slope at the beginning level? This is a Google Slides activity that requires students to do the following: 1. Read a scenario and think about what the graph would look like. 2. Use the line drawing tool to add the line of the graph. 3. Label the x-axis and y-axis with appropriate labels for the story. 4. Identify the slop as positive or negative. 5. Justify the y-intercept they chose. This activity is fully digital. There are 8 scenarios alre

Do your 8th grade students need more practice graphing linear equations from a table? There are 8 equations in slope-intercept form to graph built in a Google Slides format. There are also 2 slides where you or students can make your own equations. My students benefited from learning how to draw lines within Google, and completed this work 100% digital.