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This is a great, engaging activity to practice finding slope. For this activity, you will put students into groups (2-4 students per group, depending on the size of your class). Each group will be given the 16 cut-out puzzle pieces included in this file. The goal of the group will be to put the pieces together into 4 sets of 4. For each set, there are 3 puzzle pieces that require students to find slope. One piece gives 2 points, one gives a graph, and one gives an equation of a line. All three h

In this activity, your students will get practice on writing equations of proportional relationships given a graph, a table, or a situation. There's a total of 9 unique situations for students to get in their practice! How it works: Scavenger hunt activities are such a hit in my class! In the PDF there are 9 pages, each with a question about writing equations of proportional relationships. The teacher should post these around the classroom. Students can pick any of the papers to start with. Th

Have your students practice writing linear equations with this puzzle activity instead of a boring worksheet! Each puzzle piece has a question on writing linear equations. Starting with the piece that says "start here", students will write a linear equation for the line described, and go on to the next piece that has their answer. There are 11 questions in this activity, and the answer key with the correct order is attached. This is a great activity on linear equations after covering all the dif

This is a worksheet focused on practicing graphing horizontal and vertical lines. There are also some equations in slope intercept thrown in so that students can practice identifying when an equation would result in a horizontal/vertical line, and when the linear equation is a diagonal line. There are 12 graphs for students to practice!

This is a great, engaging hands-on activity to practice graphing linear inequalities! For this activity, students can work individually or in groups. Each group will be given the 20 cut-out puzzle pieces included in this file. The goal of the group will be to put the linear inequality with the correct graph. There will be 10 total pairs. If students correctly pair the graph to the inequality, when they flip the pieces over, it should have a fun math joke. As a teacher, this activity is nice bec

This matching activity is a great way to have students practice using their knowledge about creating inequalities, graphs of inequalities, and identifying solutions as well as exposing them to real world applications of linear inequalities. Students will match 4 cards together in sets, with a total of 4 sets. Each set will include a situation, an inequality, the graph, and two possible solution points. With this purchase comes an optional student worksheet for students to record their matc

This resource provides a set of 24 task cards for finding slope. There are 2 versions - one with QR codes and one without. Students can use the QR codes to check their answers (all they need to do so is an electronic device like a phone or iPad with a QR reader, which are available for free download in the app store). This resource also comes with a student paper to record their answers. Students are asked to find slope from: Two points (6 questions)A graph (6 questions)A table (6 questions)A l

This is a free handout that goes over how you find slope from two points, from a graph, and a from an equation. Each type also has an example! I give it out to students after we've covered this topic for them to keep in their binder or with their notes.