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This is a 10 question worksheet that allows your students to practice drawing a trendline and then making a prediction based on the trendline. I hope you like my product!!! Check out my COMPLETE 7 Day data and graphs lesson plans HERE.Thank you, Nicole McBee

This product focuses on having students graph proportional relationships with the unit rate being the slope. This product has 10 multiple choice questions. What makes this product unique is the multiple choice aspect of the word problems. Students need to be able to use process of elimination and working through each answer choice to find the right one. Thank you for purchasing my product. I love feedback and would love to hear from you!! Thanks,     Nicole McBee

This 20 question pixel art activity is designed to help your students master the basic skill of simple probability and it's compliment. Allow the students to have fun with this pixel art activity in which if the student gets the answer correct then parts of the image will appear. If the student is incorrect then no parts of the image will appear.

I designed this 12 question worksheet to mirror questions on the 8th grade Math STAAR with TEKS 8.5D and 8.5C. All questions are designed with the same language seen on released test questions. I hope you like my product :) For even more scatterplot practice checkout my scatterplot and trend line task cards HERE or this 10 question worksheet HereCheckout my COMPLETE 7 Day Lessons for Data and Graphs HERE

This activity has 3 levels with Level one being lowest and Level 3 being the highest. All questions for the 3 levels are the same with different levels of difficulty varying from the scale of the coordinate grid or the amount of given information. Each Leveled worksheet has 8 questions meaning in total you will have 24 questions!! The STAAR TEK reads: 8.7(D) Supporting - determine the distance between two points on a coordinate plane using the Pythagorean theoremTo ensure the easiest implementa

This is a 16 question task card activity that models the STAAR questions. Great resource where students must draw their own trend line and predict. Very similar to my Scatterplot and Trendline worksheet that can be found here: If you liked that worksheet you will love these task cards. Checkout my Complete 7 day lesson plans over Data and Graphs HERE

This product has a notes page that allows you to refresh the concept of similar sides from 7th grade. There are also 2 questions that are similar to STAAR where students have to find the correct proportion that aligns to the similar shape. Next is a 10 question practice worksheet that again aligns to STAAR. I hope you like my product!! Need more practice? check out the similar figures task cards Here

This is a five station activity in which students order celebrities in order from least to greatest or greatest to least. All the values for the celebrities are real numbers. Allow your students to have fun while they practice TEK 8.2D.

This is a 10 question worksheet that mirrors questions on the STAAR test. Texas TEKS - 8.3C

This is a 20 card activity in which students must sort if the image is a function or not a function. Instead of doing a card sort do a fun interactive game in which students must tag the next person to go up and play. I hope you like my product.

This is a digital learning project where students are given examples (videos included) to learn the TEK 8.4A that proves slope through two right triangles. Then students are given 4 independent practice problems. This lesson is perfect for that 45 minute class period over an extremely hard topic.

This is a 6 question worksheet that allows students to practice converting a standard equation into slope intercept form and then identifying the slope and Y-intercept

This is a fun way to have students practice taking a line from standard form to slope intercept form and then graphing that line. I hope you like my product!!

This board game mirrors 'Candy Land' with the style in which it is played. Print the game board and question cards. Students take turns drawing a card, answering the card, and then move the allotted number of colored boxes based on the card. This activity comes with 30 cards so that students can identify functions and NOT functions in a fun creative way. I hope you like my product!!

This is a 20 question pixel art activity designed to have students practice solving equations with variables on both sides. What makes this activity even more neat is that it is Pixel art with the new game students love Among Us. It is self checking and if a student puts in the wrong answer the answer will highlight red. I hope you like my product!!

Have students practice converting equations from standard form to slope intercept form. This sheet has 14 questions divided into 2 categories. Partner A has 7 questions and Partner B has 7 questions. What makes this product unique is that students each get their OWN question but can check each other because they should still get the SAME answer. I hope you like my product!!

This is a 16 question task card activity with a recording sheet for the students to show their work. This product CAN be differentiated very easily. For your lower students have them do the odd numbered questions. For your higher students have them do the even number questions. What makes this product UNIQUE is that the answer key allows you the teacher to know what misconceptions a student might have had if they get the wrong answer.

This breakout is a fun way for students to review dilations on a coordinate plane!! There are 6 questions where students must identify the algebraic representation and 2 questions where they must identify multiselect situations that would result in either an enlargment or reduction.

This activity has 4 different levels. You can begin all your students at level 1 and see who can get to the highest level and make it a friendly competition, or you can give each student their own maze based on an assessment. The levels are as follows: Level 1: All values of x are positive, very little integer rules, strictly learning the procedure Level 2: All values of x are positive, students need to know all integer rules Level 3: Values of x are positive or negative whole numbers, students

This worksheet has 8 questions that focus around using models to prove the pythagorean theorem. Allow your students to practice test like questions. I hope you like my product