Sunshine Math

This is a coloring worksheet with 12 problems that make connections between graphs, tables, equations, and word problems. The problems are limited to multiplicative (y = mx, positive m) and additive relationships (y = x + b). This resource aligns to the Virginia Math 7 SOL (7.10e). When you purchase this product, you may use it for yourself and your classroom. If you want to share it with your colleagues, please purchase additional licenses. Don't forget to leave feedback! You'll earn TpT cr

We use this as a review of coordinate plane concepts that students should already know. It involves identifying the parts of the coordinate plane, plotting points, and domain/range. Students keep this in their notebook. You could also use this as a pre-assessment or quiz to see what students know or remember. Maybe it's even a review worksheet of your coordinate plane unit. This activity now has a digital component via Google Slides. The parts are the divided up among slides with text boxes

This is a coloring sheet that identifies slope in various forms from multiplicative (proportional) relationships only (y = mx). There are 12 questions ranging from word problems, equations, tables, and graphs. The answers to each question are on the coloring sheet. This product aligns to the Virginia Math 7 SOL (7.10a). When you purchase this product, you are purchasing it for your classroom only. If you want to share it with your colleagues, please purchase additional licenses for each one.

This is a coloring worksheet with 12 questions that identifies y-intercept in the forms of graphs, equations (y = x + b), word problems, and tables. The answers are on the design for students to color. This resource aligns with the Virginia Math 7 SOL (7.10c). When you purchase this product, it is for your classroom use. If you wish to share it with your colleagues, please purchase additional licenses for each colleague. Don't forget to leave feedback! It doesn't just help future buyers, it

I made this worksheet for our coordinate plane unit to apply the skills they just learned. Students are given a linear relationship situation and they must do the following: - write an equation - complete a chart with that equation - graph the values in the chart (students must label the graph) - name the independent/dependent variables - use the graph to predict a result - use the equation to predict a result There are 4 situations, so you can choose the ones you like. You could even make on

This is a short worksheet you can use as notes or for remediation of slope and y-intercept as it pertains to additive (y = x + b) and multiplicative (y = mx) relationships. It includes identifying proportional and linear relationships. You can also find this worksheet in this bundle. I've added a virtual version via Google Slides for distance learning. When you purchase this resource, it is for your classroom only. If you want to share it with colleagues, please purchase extra licenses for

This is a worksheet I made to cover VA SOL 7.10e where students have to differentiate between additive and multiplicative relationships while also matching different representations of each. The digital version includes a front page with links to additional resources so students can get help while working on it. When you purchase this product, you agree to use it in your classroom only. If you want to share it with your colleagues, please purchase additional licenses. I'd love to hear your fee

This is an activity that graphs multiple equations in the form of y = mx or y = x + b on one coordinate plane. Students make the lines black (like stained glass) and then color the sections created by the lines. This product aligns to the Virginia Math 7 SOL (7.10b and 7.10d). When you purchase this product, you are purchasing it for your classroom only. If you want to share it with your colleagues, please purchase additional licenses for each one. Please remember to leave feedback! It helps