Math-a-licious

100% editable!!! This worksheet practices writing a function rule given a function table. 5 questions contain tables that show the initial value (y-intercept) and 5 questions contain tables that do not show the initial value (y-intercept). Students can extend the table to find the initial value or plug in the rate of change and a point from the table to y=mx+b to solve for b. This worksheet uses a Kagan-like strategy - Sage and Scribe. Students rotate roles each problem. One student explains how

This is a Google Slide review game (100% editable) over equations (8th grade). It is ready to go with animated slides and answers included. My students loved playing this game.

This is a self-checking activity that covers using the elimination method to solve a system of equations. There are 6 problems that require students to multiply one equation and 2 problems that require students to multiply both equations. As they enter correct answers, the puzzle will appear on the right. If the answer is incorrect, the cell will turn red. This activity is ready to go!

Students will find the slope using two points, a graph, and an equation. There are 3 problems for calculating the slope using two points, 3 problems finding the slope of a graph, and 4 problems calculating the slope of an equation of a line. 3 of the equation problems require the student to solve for y and the other problem is already in slope-intercept form. As students answer a question, part of the image on the right will appear if their answer is correct. ***When you open the Google Sheet, m

100% editable!!!!!! This is a scavenger hunt containing 10 questions that require students to find the missing side lengths of right triangles using the Pythagorean Theorem. The problems include finding the sides and finding the hypotenuse. All answers are whole numbers. This product does include a recording sheet.

INTERACTIVE AND SELF-CHECKING ACTIVITY! Students will sort 15 sets of equations into three categories: parallel, perpendicular, or neither. They drag and drop each set into the appropriate category, then they complete a Google Form to check their answers!