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I Do / You Do - Teaching Worksheet Students will be able to write equations of Parallel and Perpendicular lines. There are 2 examples of Parallel and 2 examples of Perpendicular.

I Do / You Do - Worksheet Setup This worksheet goes through the following types of problems: Writing an equation given Slope and the Y-intercept Writing an equation by finding slope on a table and identifying y-intercept on the table Writing an equation by finding slope from 2 points, where one is the y-intercept Writing an equation of a line from 2 points that have a zero slope and the y-intercept is given.

One Page is a matching of Continuous graphs to their Domain or Range. The 2nd page is a mixture of Continuous and Discrete representations. They also have to determine if the relation is a function or not.

This chart has students writing equations from word problems and identifying the slope and y-intercept. It then describes a change in the word problem and students have to determine if the slope or y-intercept changed.

Students will discover the difference between a linear relationship and a non-linear (quadratic) relationship by writing and graphing data gathered from the perimeter and area of a rectangle.

This worksheet will provide a scaffolding of solving equations, literal equations and word Problems. It could be a great review or a re-teach practice worksheet.