Try-Angle Math

Practice writing equations in slope-intercept form with this digital color by number!! Students are given 14 graphs. They identify the slope and y-intercept, then type the equation of the line in slope-intercept form. Correct answers reveal a mystery picture! Includes- student copy - teacher copy with answers - video instructions See it in action: Video (contains sound) Directions: Also linked in the 3rd tab: Video

Celebrate Pi Day by making Pi City. Students create a bar graph using the digits of pi. Students can cut it out to create a cityscape. This comes with a paper and digital version! The digital version includes video directions for shading in cells. Bonus: Students analyze the digits of pi! They find equations and palindromes hidden in the digits! Also check out my new hands on paperclip activity to learn about where pi comes from! For more Pi Day resources, you can find this in my discou

This interactive activity using Google Slides helps students practice graphing lines, given an equation in slope-intercept form. Identify the slope and y-intercept, then click and drag the points to the y-intercept and the consecutive points using the slope.  Connect the points with the line!  Which animal does the line pass through? (If the line doesn't pass through an animal, a mistake was made.) *Now includes a Google Form self-grading quiz! Includes a page of notes with 2 examples. No pr

Introduce slope-intercept form by finding coordinates using a table.Replace x with the value from the table and solve for y. Click and drag the points to the coordinate from the table.  Connect the points with the line!  Which colored heart does the line pass through? If the line doesn't pass through a heart, a mistake was made. Includes instructions to print for students without technology.

Practice graphing linear functions with this engaging Halloween activity. Graph each line in slope-intercept form to see which object the line will passes through. If it doesn't, double check your work. Name the object that the line passes through, along with the coordinates. I don't know about you, but my students are confused that you go up first for slope, but over first for coordinate pairs. This activity was designed to practice both skills at the same time! There is a paper version and

Practice slope intercept form, point slope form, and/or standard form with these winter themed math games! You can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Version 1: Snow Person Sabotage - Students are in pairs. (or teams) A student picks an equation and graphs the line. If the line passes through a snow person, you sabotage it. See who can destroy the most snow people. Version 2: Build the Tallest Snow Person - If your line passes through snowballs, collect them to s

Celebrate Thanksgiving in math class with this engaging graphing game to practice slope-intercept form! A student picks an equation in slope-intercept form and graphs the line. For each turkey or pie the line passes through, the student gets 1 point. Once all of the objects are claimed, whoever has the most wins! Students play in groups of 2-4. 2 versions - you can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Pie Eating Contest Catching Turkeys

Celebrate Valentine's Day in math class with 3 fun graphing games! Students are in pairs. (or teams) A student picks an equation card and graphs the line using slope-intercept form. They color in any objects the line passes through (or put initials by the object if you don't have colors). Once all of the objects are claimed, whoever has the most wins! 3 versions - you can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Chocolate Candies - See who can eat the most chocolate candies V

Graphing Equations in Slope-Intercept Form!Students are given 12 lines. They graph each line and name the animal that the line passes through. They also write the coordinates for each animal. This helps students practice going up or down first when using slope, and over first when identifying coordinates.

Practice graphing linear equations with this engaging winter-themed partner game. Students play with a partner. A student picks an equation and graphs the line. The line will pass through parts of a snow person. Then.... Version 1 - Pick one item to draw on your snow person. Be the first player to complete the snow person to be the winner!Version 2 - Draw all items on your snow person. Be the first player to complete the snow person to be the winner!Version 3 - Draw all items on your snow

Students are in pairs, or teams. Students pick an equation and graph the line. They color in any objects the line passes through (or put initials by the object if you don't have colors). Once all of the objects are claimed, whoever has the most wins! 2 versions - you can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Attack the Zombies Carve the Pumpkins Perfect for math centers!

Given a graph, students identify the slope and y-intercept, and write the equation of the line in slope-intercept form. Students use the slope and y-intercept for color in the picture. 12 graphs in all.

Students locate 27 points on a coordinate plane and write down the letter at that point to reveal a secret phrase. Here is another riddle, to review graphing points after you teach slope. My students always get confused that they go up first for slope, but over first for a coordinate. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Graphing-Coordinate-Pairs-Riddle-Shrek-Theme-4749006

10 questions Solve the inequality. Graph the inequality. Find each answer and shade in the box. The remaining words will reveal a tasty message. I like to play the song It's Raining Tacos while students do this assignment! *No prep*Semi self-checking: If the answer isn't in the answer bank, try again!*Grade at a glance!*ENGAGING!Let's Stay Connected!Follow me on Teachers Pay TeachersFollow me on PinterestFollow me on Instagram

Introduce parabolas by finding coordinates using a table.Replace x with the value from the table and solve for y. Click and drag the points to the coordinate from the table.  Click and drag the parabola to connect the points!  Includes instructions to print for students without technology. TPT safely makes a copy in your Google Drive, but if you don't want them to have access and are interested in this resource, please e-mail me at tryanglemath@gmail.com.

Students are given 20 equations in point-slope form. They need to determine the point and slope. They draw lines using the point and slope, and write down the letter each line passes through to reveal a silly math phrase. Students will need to be very precise when plotting points, but can use a ruler to help draw straight lines. Keywords: linear functions, point-slope form, test prep, fun math, math riddle, graphing, algebra

Students translate shapes that come together to form an M, because math is super awesome! 2 paper versions: - word phrase (right 3, down 4) - rules (x+3,y-4) Google Slides digital version added with rules only. A Google Forms quiz is also included!

This is a fun, fast-paced game. Students pick a graph card containing a point. Each player uses 2 dice and rolls them as fast as they can until the numbers on the dice represent the coordinates of the point. 2 VersionsQuadrant 1 onlyAll 4 quadrantYou need dice for this game. 2 dice per player or team.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Let's Stay Connected!Follow me on Teachers Pay TeachersFollow me on PinterestFollow me on Ins

Celebrate Thanksgiving in math class with this engaging game to practice graphing coordinate pairs in all 4 quadrants! A student picks a coordinate pair and plots the point. For each turkey or pie you land on, the student gets 1 point. Once all of the objects are claimed, whoever has the most wins! Students play in groups of 2-4. (If you pick a coordinate pair that lands on nothing, lose a turn.) 2 versions - you can play each game on different days, or give students a choice. Pie Eating Con

Students are in pairs, or teams. Students pick an equation card and graph the line. They color in any objects the line passes through (or put initials by the object if you don't have colors). Once all of the objects are claimed, whoever has the most wins! 3 versions - you can play 3 different days, or give students a choice. Attack the Zombies Pop the Balloons Collect the Coins Clipart fromZip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Zip-a-dee-doo-dah-DesignsNinjaWoman https://w