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Have students show their knowledge of linear equations with one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions by using this exciting coloring sheet just in time for the holiday season! There are a total of 12 problems on the worksheet. It's perfect for independent practice or a fun homework assignment. You could have students solve each equation and then color each turkey according to the number of solutions. Alternatively, students could determine the number of solutions by sight. The les

Use this task card set to teach students to identify the slope and y-intercept from graphs and equations. This set is ideal for use during a unit on writing and graphing linear functions. Have students find each slope and y-intercept individually and then compare answers in groups or pairs. For a bonus activity, have students graph the equations and write equations from the graphs. Contains: # of Problems: 24 # of Activities: Endless More Resources from MathyMaybeRoll-An-EquationGraphing System

Have students show their knowledge of linear equations with one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions by using this exciting coloring sheet! There are a total of 18 problems on the worksheet. It's perfect for independent practice or a fun homework assignment. You could have students solve each equation and then color the cloud according to the number of solutions. Alternatively, students could determine the number of solutions by sight. The lesson is yours to transform! The colo

Engage students with this dynamic equation practice game! How the Game Works: 1. Arrange students in groups of 3-5*. 2. The youngest student rolls the dice and uses the two numbers to find a number on the Game Board (similar to using a multiplication chart). 3. The student then writes the number in the blank on the Equation Card. 4. The next student rolls. This process repeats until all the blanks in the equation form are filled. 5. The students then individually solve the equation and compar

A simple worksheet for practicing two-way tables and relative frequency. Great for use as homework, independent practice, or early finisher work.

Use this task card set to teach students to convert equations from standard form to slope-intercept form. This set is ideal for use during a unit on graphing linear equations or systems of linear equations. Have students solve each problem individually and then compare answers in groups or pairs. For a bonus activity, have students graph the answers. Contains: # of Problems: 15 # of Activities: Endless Similar items from MathyMaybe: Simplifying Expressions Task CardsSystems of Equations (Graphs)

This fun task card set can be used with groups, pairs, or individuals to teach or review systems of equations. There are a multitude of uses for this set: 1. Ask students to match the graphs with the equations. 2. Separate the graphs from the equations and ask students to write equations from the graphs. 3. Separate the equations from the graphs and ask students to solve algebraically through substitution or elimination. 4. Get creative! # of Problems: 18 graphs with 18 matching systems of equ

Vocabulary is crucial in the field of mathematics. This checklist makes it easy for you and your students to ensure that all the requirements are met. Kids learn so many new concepts in middle school. This checklist gives them agency! **This checklist was crafted specifically for 8th grade common core; however, many concepts overlap throughout middle school** Includes: Vocabulary Checklist Vocabulary Definitions Organizer

This task card set puts students to work by having them simplify expressions by combining like-terms and/or distribution. It's a great exercise for a lesson or a review. Task cards can be used for endless activities! Have students work in partners solving each problem or print out multiple sets and see which group can solve the fastest (while still being accurate). Change up the pace in your classroom. Task cards are fun learning for everyone! # of Problems: 30 # of Activities: Endless