Marshlands Math

Looking for an simple, naturally-progressed way to teach the multiple representations of functions? This is a three page worksheet helping students more organically understand the relationship between linear functions and their equations, tables, and graphs. This worksheet is easy to do and works either printed or as a digital uploaded pdf.This download includes the worksheet with four practice problems and a reflection sheet for afterwards/class discussion. The answer key is also included!Found

Looking for an easy and fun activity that will get your students up and moving about? Look no further! This rotations-based activity offers five different color-coded stations with y = mx + b formatted equations. Each station has students students working as teams to label the slope and the y-intercept before graphing it on their sheet. What you need to set up this rotation activity: ✓ A printed copy of the worksheet for each student ✓ A printed sign for each station OR construction paper in pu

Looking for a simple linear function graphing worksheet for students who are beginners at using the y=mx+b format? This 8-equation sheet allows students to graph lines in Quadrant I only and can prompt a great discussion of how unique equations create unique points and lines. Includes 5 positive and 3 negative slopes. Includes: ✓ 2-page worksheet designed to be printed double-sided as one sheet ✓ 8 total linear equations for graphing ✓ answer key Please read everything below to know if this prod

If you're looking for a simple, auto-grading online quiz that tests your students' knowledge of finding slope with two points, look no further! This google form can also be used as a review, practice of the skill, or just a regular assignment. This purchase includes: One 20-question version of the quizOne 10-question version of the quiz (same questions, just a shorter version)These are fully editable, and you can change the settings for points, instructions, and the individual wording of each qu

Have you taught students linear functions but would like to deepen their understanding? A simple way to expand and demonstrate knowledge of functions, this activity allows students to show what they know while using their creativity. In this Marshlands Math activity, students will create both a linear function scenario with and without a constant. They will write it in words, form the equation, create a table, and graph it. Afterwards, students will reflect on the scenarios and their represent