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Students will solve systems of equations by graphing in slope-intercept form. This introduces (and allows time to process) the different types of solution sets without worrying about changing the equations from one form to another. This resource includes two worksheets with answer keys and each page has 8 problems. Terms of Use are also included in the file download. Other systems of linear equations resources: Solving Systems of Linear Equations by Graphing (One Solution) Worksheets #1-2Solvin

This handout compares the ratio of sugar to flour in two types of cookie dough. By completing the ratio tables, students can identify the ordered pairs, graph the lines, then interpret the graphs. Question types are about ordered pairs, unit rates, and comparing the lines. Other worksheets in the series: Ratio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Pasta SaladRatio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Gas Mileage

These problems include practice with solving a one-step inequality involving multiplying and dividing, then graphing the inequality on a number line. All coefficients, whether whole number or fraction, will be positive so there is no reversing of the inequality. This resource includes a 2-page assignment (33 problems) and answer keys (steps shown). Problem types are show work, matching and graphing. Terms of Use are included in the file download. Other solving and graphing inequalities worksheet

A very common mistake when graphing inequalities is when variables appear on either side of the inequality and students don't read it correctly to graph it. They might just look at the inequality symbol and not realize the variable is on the other side. This worksheet has practice with reading and graphing the inequalities when the variable appears on the right or the left side of the inequality. This resource has a worksheet (16 problems), answer key and Terms of Use included in the file downlo

Students will practice writing algebraic expressions and simplify them to represent the perimeter of different polygons (rectangles, triangles, trapezoid, pentagon, hexagon, and parallelogram). They will use the Distributive Property, then simplify by collecting like terms. This is a good exercise for learning how to see perimeter algebraically and not just adding up numbers. This resource includes 1 worksheet (1 multiple choice + 10 problems) with an answer key. Terms of Use are included in th

Students can practice reflecting basic shapes (rectangles and triangles) over the x-axis or the y-axis. The answer key will have the pre-image and image. This resource includes a worksheet (6 problems), an answer key and Terms of Use. Abridged is a series of worksheets designed for students working on a reduced workload, who need academic support or are in an intervention class. There may also be some modification to the assignment to make it more manageable. Work is to be completed on the whol

This resources includes: Measuring Angles (17 problems), Constructing Angles (8 problems) and Answer Keys. The size of these angles is best used with a small protractor (about 3-4 inches long on the straightedge). Angle measures end in 5 or 0 for both measuring and constructing. Terms of Use are included in the file download. You might also like: Constructing Angles - One Page Interactive Notes

This assignment has practice with solving and graphing one-step inequalities involving addition and subtraction (examples: x + 1 > 3 and -1 +x ≤ -3). All answers are integers. This resource includes a 2-page worksheet (35 problems) and answer keys (steps shown). The problem types are show work, matching, and graphing. Terms of Use are included in the file download. Other graphing inequalities worksheets and practice: Graphing Inequalities - One Page Interactive NotesEasy Intro to Graphing

This handout involves comparing the gas mileage of two cars. By completing the ratio tables, students will identify the ordered pairs, graph the lines, then interpret the graphs. Question types are about ordered pairs, unit rates, which has better gas mileage, and comparing the graphs. Terms of Use are also included in the file download. Other worksheets in the series: Ratio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Pasta SaladRatio Tables and Their Graphs Worksheet Cookie Dough

I use this handout as a mini-lesson (part notes and guided practice) to introduce my 6th graders to reflecting points. This is also a good review worksheet for a transformation unit in geometry in grade 8 and above. This resource includes a 2-page worksheet (33 problems) and answer keys. The problem types include the definition of reflection and guided practice with reflecting points in each axis (4 problems each axis). Then students practice each type of reflection on their own (8 problems each

These problems involve solving a two-step inequality, then graphing the solution set on a number line. Lots of practice! This resource includes 2 worksheets and answer keys (with steps shown). First worksheet - Solve & Graph Two-Step Inequalities #1 (18 problems with positive coefficients only) Second worksheet - Solve & Graph Two-Step Inequalities #2 (18 problems with positive and negative coefficients) Terms of Use are inclu

Need to reinforce writing linear equations from a graph in slope-intercept form? This assignment has 21 problems focusing on y = mx + b. At the beginning of the worksheet, there is a short summary of slope-intercept form with an example of how to write the equation from a graph. Y = mx is also included so students can process the y-intercept can be 0. This resource file includes a 2-page worksheet (21 problems), answer key, and Terms of Use. Other resources with graphing linear equations: Graph

In this assignment, students can be introduced to the different types of inequality symbols and what each one means in words and by reading the inequality. One of the struggles students have with graphing inequalities is not having enough practice with reading or verbalizing the inequality itself to make meaning. This worksheet walks them through an easy introduction to graphing all four inequalities. This includes a 2-page assignment (33 problems with number lines when necessary) and answer key

In this assignment, students can practice solving proportions where the variable can be in an expression rather than by itself. All but one expression have two terms, like 5x - 11, so students can practice using the Distributive Property and turning them into multi-step equations with Cross Products. Random Word of the Day is a series of student self-checking handouts in which the answers are matched up with letters to form one word. This resource includes a worksheet with 10 problems and an a

In this assignment, students can practice writing the equation of the line in slope-intercept form by looking for the y-intercept and counting slope. There are multiple plotted points on each graph for students to count and check the slope for each line. This resource includes a worksheet (9 problems), an answer key and Terms of Use. Abridged is a series of worksheets designed for students working on a reduced workload, who need academic support or are in an intervention class. There may also be

This worksheet has practice with multiplying polynomials by writing and simplifying algebraic expressions for the area of rectangles. Each length and width is either a whole number, monomial, binomial, or trinomial. This resource includes a worksheet ( 1 multiple choice + 13 problems) and an answer key (steps shown). Other resources in multiplying polynomials: Multiplying Binomials - Area of Squares (Trinomial Squares)Multiplying Polynomials - Area of TrianglesMultiplying Binomials - Area of Re

This is one of the lessons I use when my 7th graders first learn about slope and graphing lines. Students can practice graphing lines by plotting 2 points on the Coordinate Plane. Then, they will determine the slope. All slopes will be positive. This assignment helps students with their understanding of the following concepts: 1) two points make a line 2) slope can be counted (or use slope formula) 3) slope can be a simplified fraction (proper or improper) or a whole number This resource i

This helps introduce students to graphing the different types of lines: x = a, y = b, y=mx+b, but without equations. It is helpful for students to practice drawing lines accurately (straight with an arrow at each end) before delving into using equations to graph. This resource includes 2 worksheets with 8 problems each and answer keys. This practice handout is intended for the beginning of a graphing unit to familiarize students with what lines look like and how to graph them. Something so sim

These problems involve practice with solving two-step equations where the coefficients are fractions. This can be good practice for multiplying by the reciprocal in the last step. This resource includes a worksheet (10 problems) and an answer key. "Random Word of the Day" is a series of student self-checking handouts in which the answers are matched up with letters to form one word. Terms of Use are included in the file download. Other solving equations practice: One-Step Equations #3 Multipl

Here's a quick review of basic operations (+, -, x, /) with positive and negative fractions involving numeric expressions, number line graphing, and word problems. Perfect for a short review to keep skills fresh. You are getting 1 worksheet (15 problems) and the answer key. Terms of Use are also included in the file download. Other worksheets with rational numbers: Easy Intro to Rational Numbers Operations With Rational Numbers: Decimals (Review Worksheet)Operations With Rational Numbers:(Posi