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Writing linear equations can be tricky. Students need to be able to manipulate various forms of information to create the equation of the line. Included in this activity are 36 task cards featuring: (8) slope and a point, (8) function tables, (6) two points, (6) x- & y-intercepts, (8)Graphs AND (6) posters for your classroom bulletin board or word wall. All the pages print beautifully in color OR print in B & W/grey-scale on colored paper. ******************* Like what you see? Leave

Fraction Approximation is an dual activity. First students sort the fractions based on whether they are closer to 0, 1/2, or 1 whole. Then after students have brainstormed their ideas, as a class they start putting their fractions on a number line. Halves, Thirds, Fourths, Fifths, Sixths, Eights, Tenths and Twelfths have been provided Promote math talk by asking questions about how they know the placement and how they can defend their answer. If numbers are really close and students are stru

Just because your students are older, doesn't mean they don’t appreciate holiday activities! Each teacher has their own teaching style and can easily use the pages in different ways. This is a versatile matching activity that can be used many ways (read a few ideas on page 2). Match each graphing gift with the corresponding equation gift tag! This product includes: 1 page of suggestions on how to use the resource 1 page for Answer Key 6 pages of 4x Linear graph gifts 1 page of Green Gift

Finding the distance between two points on a coordinate plane. All points share the same x– or y-coordinate. This product includes 52 task cards (26 horizontal and 26 vertical), an answer key and a response page for accountability. Product prints beautifully in color, but also quite nicely in B & W. Color is not needed to be able to complete any of the task cards. Teacher Set up / Directions: 1) Print out pages 3-15. (use page 16 to make more of your own puzzles). 2) Laminate pages 3-15 for

In a world of multiple choice, standardized test we often lose sight on how much our students actually know. This assessment allows students to show their understanding of coordinates, the axes, and the quadrants. A great open-ended assessment or review. ******************* Like what you see? Leave me feedback! I am constantly looking to improve my items! Feel free to let me know how I can do that? Thank you so much for support! Mathematically yours, MissMathDork! Personal Copyright: