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Graph A Picture: 4 Versions Students plot points to create a valentine's themed picture. Each version varies in complexity/time to complete to fit the needs of a range of students. Answer keys are included.

Celebrate Thanksgiving in your math classroom with these 8 festive linear equation word problems! Each real-world scenario has 4 accompanying questions that help students create, interpret, and solve 1-variable equations with meaning and context. Each problem is formatted on a half sheet, perfect for worksheets, stations, or task cards. Answer key included, Includes: 8 Thanksgiving-themed word problems Perfect for Algebra 1, Pre-Algebra, or a fun holiday review activity!

My favorite seasonal classroom activity / wall decor! Includes 7 math-pun conversation hearts, available to print in color or black & white. Also includes a create your own blank heart.

Students will create linear inequalities in two-variables for 10 Valentine Day themed word problems, including defining two different variables. Answer key included.

Students will graph 8 linear equations, each crossing through a winter-themed icon. Answer key included.

This includes 12 different ghost cutouts requiring students to solve an inequality (inequalities range from two step to multi-step) This includes 9 pumpkin cutouts requiring students to graph and interpret inequalities.

Students create 4 systems of equations and solve using substitution.

Valentine’s Day Systems of Linear Equations – Real-World ApplicationsPerfect for Algebra 1 Regents Students!This Valentine’s Day-themed worksheet is designed to help Algebra 1 Regents students apply their knowledge of systems of linear equations in real-world scenarios. With 8 engaging word problems, students will solve systems of linear equations using both substitution and elimination methods. The problems are set in the context of Valentine’s Day, featuring fun, relatable scenarios such a

Students create 4 systems of equations and solve using elimination.

Students create systems of equations and solve each by graphing.

Students create, solve and interpret systems of equations related to a fall farmer's market!