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This worksheet shows examples of how to find the Line of Best Fit, slope, and y -intercept, and write an equation. Students practice the skills on the graphs provided. It also contains extension questions to apply the knowledge to real world needs.

Function Notation Practice Sheet

Students time themselves while the try to write as many X's as possible. They then graph their numbers and draw a Line of Best Fit to find the slope.

These game cards allow students to practice writing numbers in standard form from scientific form. There a five different sets of cards with five practice numbers in each set and one answer key per set.

Students use this worksheet to practice identifying growth and starting points to write rules or equations from graphs. They then reverse the process to draw graphs from a rule or equation.

Students create their own clothing store. Students determine how much of each clothing item to buy and then attempt to sell their items at discount to make the most money. Students sell and buy products through four quarters and calculate their earnings. A powerpoint, price sheet, and student worksheet are included.

Students will graph a given equation. They will than wander around the room to find a partner. They will trade equations with their partner. When the timer goes off students move to find a new partner. They repeat this process until their entire page is full. Additional reflection questions allow for expansion and differentiation for students.

This test uses very simple patterns and numbers. It tests students abilities to extend patterns, find unknown numbers and variables, solve negative integers with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, find the mean, median, mode, and range, as well as graph linear coordinates, find the missing coordinate, and find patterns using linear and exponential tables. Each problem set starts off basic and then advances in difficulty.

This project allows students to use an excel spread sheet with preprogramed calculations to plan for their futures. It contains jobs, children, expenses, and addtional income for students to use grab bag style as well as a reflection sheet.

This worksheet allows students to write parallel and perpendicular slopes, write equations from graphs, write parallel and perpendicular equations, and challenge themselves to draw a line through a given point.

Includes instructions and dot paper as well asspecified work space for students to create a picture using five different shapes. Students then must find the area and perimeter of each shape and color the picture. Bonus if if student can find the total area of one color.

This activity allows students to move while working on solving inequality graphing with number lines. Students are provided a worksheet with answers to macth to the number lines hung around the room. As they wander around the room they match the number line with the answer on their sheets and record the letter provided to solve the riddle.

This adapatation of a vocabulary strategy allows students' movement around the room, and the ability to interact with all of their classmates. Students are given one problem to solve on the provided paper. They then trade their problem with a partner and solve their partner's problem. After a given time they trade the problems back and check their partner's work.Students will continue trading their problems with different partners until everyone in the class has worked with each other. This acti

This lesson begins with a note sheet. It has three practice sheets, one challenge sheet, and a station activity for extra practice. It also contains a ticket out the door for reflection and formative assessment.

This worksheet is leveled to allow students to walk through the concept of absolute value, applying it to order of operations, and all the way to using this concept to solve equations with absolute value. A good review with extension.

Use this simple questionnaire to learn about your students likes and interests. Use the information to write math problems throughout the year or to play line and bunches games.

Use these games to gather your data and create box and whisker plots. How fast can you unlock the lock? Can you unscramble the puzzle in a minute? Students travel from station to station competing and gather data. They then use that data to create box and whisker plots. Application to real life situations demonstrate how game shows such as Minute to Win it might use box and whisker plots to determine how to set goals and use games.

This activity is designed to have hands on differentiated learning for students and allows them to express their individual creativity with math. Students will design and create a math maze that will allow them to practice the symbolic method. They will add pictures and color to the maze to create a unique work.

These game cards allow students to practice converting from scientific notation to decimals. There a five different sets of cards with five practice numbers in each set and one answer key per set.

These game cards allow students to practice writing decimals into scientific notation. There a five different sets of cards with five practice numbers in each set and one answer key per set.