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Students need to match the domain or range of a graph to the correct answer. Then, they write the corresponding letter in the appropriate space to answer a riddle.

A quick 10 poblem direct variation practice page. 8 direct variation word problems and 2 identify proprtional/not proportional. Each answer corresponds to a letter. Letters placed to answer riddle. There is enough space provided for kids to work on page. Directions ask for work to be shown. Answer key included for ease.

A fun way for students to practice proportions. This product is Halloween themed. Questions vary in difficulty and several require multiple steps to solve. All problems have two answer choices. I have included an answer key.

The first page walks students through the process of multiplying decimals and provides examples. Page 2 is practice and is set up so students can follow the steps provided on the notes page.

A variety of questions centered around Pythagorean Theorem. The title of the page is a question. Students solve each problem which corresponds to a letter. Letters are placed in the appropriate spaces at the bottom of the page to reveal the answer to the title question. My students love these kind of practice pages because it allows them to self check. If their answer is not in the box, they know that they have made a mistake. Also, if the bottom answer does not spell anything, they know ther

This is a practice page I designed for my students as a synthesis of many of the smaller slope concepts. Students need to have a grasp of slope formula, standard form, point-slope form, and slope-intercept form, slopes of parallel lines, and slopes of perpendicular lines. The assignment required students to find slope and transform between different forms of equations as well as identify if lines are parallel, perpendicular, or neither. Several problems force students to work with fractions, whi

Do your students need more practice with reading, interpreting, and solving word problems? Here are 10 word problems that require students to write a system of equations and solve. There is an answer bank at the bottom. You could have students simply write the answers in the provided boxes OR you could have students cut and paste the answers into the appropriate boxes. Believe it or not, Algebra kids still love to cut and paste! Answer key is included.