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What is this?This is one-page graphing activity that helps students learn to graph linear equations in slope-intercept form. With this engaging worksheet, students master graphing simple equations with positive slopes to prepare them to move on to more challenging equations. How I Use This:(Note: This sample is the first practice of an 8 page set. For the full set, click here.) I spend 5-10 minutes going over a few equations from the page, then release students to try it out on their own for ab

What is this?This is a multi-day activity that helps students learn to graph linear equations in slope-intercept form. With these engaging worksheets, students master graphing simple equations first before moving on to more challenging equations that tend to pop up. 8 worksheets with 8 different levels: Level 1: Positive Slopes in Quadrant 1 Level 2: Positive Slopes in All Quadrants Level 3: Zero, Undefined, and Positive Slopes in All Quadrants Level 4:

How do I use this?Task cards are a simple activity I use a ton in my 7th and 8th grade math classes with different concepts because they are so versatile! Some of my favorite activities to ue task cards with include: Print them out 4-6 to a page, cut them, and scatter them around the desk tops, then have students find and complete all 40 during class. Print them out as posters and display them around the room to get students movingAssign them as a digital activity where students write out their

How do I use this?Task cards are a simple activity I use a ton in my 8th grade math class with different concepts because they are so versatile! Since this particular set has 50 tasks, my recommendation is to print them out 6 to a page, cut them, and scatter them around the desk tops, then have students find and complete all 50 during class. Other ideas for task cards include printing them out as posters and displaying them around the room to get students moving, or assigning them as a digital a

Graphing Systems of Equations | Walk Around Activity Task CardsSuitable for 8th grade and high school math standards, this is a set of 10 systems of equations, meant to be solved by graphing. They are formatted in task cards that lead from one to another to offer a movement option for your students as they practice. This set specifically covers No Solution and Infinite Solution type systems (about half of the problems yield these special solutions). Linear equations are written in a mix of stand