Graphing Linear Equations worksheet with answer key PDF

Let your skills come on by leaps and bounds as you practice our free graphing linear equations worksheets, an excellent opportunity to represent equations of straight lines graphically as well as to write equations from graphs! With pdf exercises like graphing lines using points and using slope and y-intercept; representing horizontal and vertical lines on coordinate plane; finding linear equations from graphs; and answering multiple-choice questions on graphs of equations in point-slope form, slope-intercept form, or standard form, we have it all covered.

We suggest these printable worksheets on graphing equations of a line for grade 8 and high school students.

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Systems of Linear Equations - Solve by Graphing CHANGE THE WAY your students see Algebra! These walkthrough worksheets can serve as your students notes, their homework, a reteaching resource, an enrichment resource, guided practice, assessment, and so much more! Whether worked on independently or as a cooperative group, your students will LOVE these worksheets! STANDARDS: CC A.REI.6 Solve systems of linear equations exactly and approximately (e.g., with graphs), focusing on pairs of linear

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For this worksheet, students plug in 0 for x, then y, to find the intercepts on their whiteboards (or scratch paper), fill them out on the worksheet, then use them to graph each line.Don’t forget to leave feedback! I read every comment and greatly appreciate it.Follow the Math Cat Store for freebies, worksheets, and activities that are engaging for students and time-saving for you!

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Representing Linear Functions

This packet shows linear functions in four formats - as equations, graphs, tables, and described by their intercepts and slopes. It contains a worksheet and a mix-n-match version. As a worksheet, the student is given one of the types of information and is asked to fill in the remainder of the chart.

This is a 2-page PDF document that I created to help my struggling students with graphing Slope Intercept Form Linear Equations. The reference sheet is organized as a chart that shows the following: - The equation - The slope of the equation, which is also marked with up and down arrows to show the correct graphing direction. - The y-intercept of the equation, which is also labeled as the "starting point". - The graph of the equation, which also points out whether the graph is positive or

8.F.5 "I Have Who Has" Linear Graphs and Equation Activity

Great Activity for Common Core Standard 8.F.5. Follow the traditional "I Have Who Has" model. Cut out each card leaving a graph on one side and the statement on the other and hand out to students. Have first student read the "Who Has" to begin the activity. Great way to address the "verbal" portion of the standard. (8.F.5 Describe qualitatively the functional relationship between two quantities by analyzing a graph (e.g., where the function is increasing or decreasing, linear or nonlinear

In this activity, students will be able to make connections between linear models in multiple formats.  There are patterns with pictures, tables of values to complete, first quadrant graphing, and algebraic rules to develop.Appropriate for multiple ages and levels, this activity can be used in parts or as the whole document.  There are both color and black and white versions and an answer key is provided.This is our free version. Check out our TPT store for a full version of this product.

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Graphing linear and nonlinear equations

This worksheet is helpful for students to practice plugging in numbers to the equation, converting them to ordered pairs, graphing them on the coordinate plane, and determining whether it is a linear or nonlinear equation/table/graph. Great practice as a class and great small steps for the students to understand.

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Slope and Linear Equations [Problems]

Title: Slope and Linear Equations [Problems] Description of Student Activity: This problem set includes: [1] Finding slope and y-intercept from a graph, [2] Graphing with slope and y-intercept, [3] Reading Slope-Intercept equation from graph, [4] Graphing Slope-Intercept equation, [5] Calculating slope from two points, [6] Using Point-Slope Equation to find Slope-Intercept Equation. Download Includes: - Slope and Linear Equations Handout - Answer Key with worked out problems Related Resources

10 questions that ask students to identify the slope and y-intercept in a linear equation written in slope intercept form. 5 questions that ask students to write the y-intercept as an integer and the slope as a fraction when given a linear equation in slope-intercept form. Sashaa Murphy Linear Equations #1A by Sashaa Murphy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

Writing Linear Equations Gallery Walk

This is a Gallery Walk activity for students to practice writing linear equations when given a line in slope-intercept form. Students will be able to practice identifying the y-intercept of a line, the slope, and integrate these terms together to develop an equation of the line. The Gallery Walk file includes 9 graphs for students to practice! Gallery walks are a great way to get students up and moving around the classroom and to engage learners in a different way than worksheets at their desk

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Graphing Linear Equations Discovery Lesson

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This is a discovery lesson using the TI graphing calculator. Students graph various lines and record their results. They answer questions leading them to understand the slope and y-intercept of an equation and how it affects the graph. Students should know terminology about coefficients and constant terms. This lesson was designed to take place after students have a basic understanding of slope and what the x and y intercepts of a line are. This is a lead in to use before they learn slope-i

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Graphing Equations and Inequalities Activity: Quick Questions is an activity that helps students identify and correct common math mistakes! It is great for reviewing multiple concepts before a quiz or test. Students have fantastic conversations during this activity and the best part is that it’s so quick and it really gets students talking! Quick Questions Review:“Hey Lady! I am keying the Q^2 questions and marveling at your ability to showcase student's misunderstandings SO PRECISELY. It's not

Linear Equations Art Project

In this project, students create an original sketch made entirely out of line segments. For each line segment in their sketch, students create an equation. Using the online graphing calculator, Desmos.com, students create a digital version of their sketch. This project works well as an assessment near the end of a linear equations unit. Students need a knowledge of the coordinate plane, slope, and writing equations from slope and points.

Graphing Linear Equations (Foldable)

This foldable provides students with organizes examples and practice for rewriting equations into slope-intercept form and graphing the line. Works great for guided practice, as an interactive notebook page, centers activity, collaborative classwork assignment, or even homework assignment. You may also be interested in some of my foldable bundles: ★ The Ultimate Foldable & Activity Bundle for 6TH GRADE MATH ★ The Ultimate Foldable & Activity Bundle for 7TH GRADE MATH ★ The Ultimate F

Real World Linear Equations, Tables, and Graphs Exam

PDF and Microsoft Word versions included.This item is a handout consisting of 17 test questions. About half are multiple-choice and the other half is free response. It covers topics for “Real World Linear Equation/Table/Graph” such as writing and solving equations given word problems, making tables and graphs. Many of these questions are similar to what you will see on many state tests but are lacking in many textbooks and test generating software. Use these questions for tests, reviews, qui

Solving Systems of Linear Equations Real World Application

This resource is intended for use after solving systems has been taught, but could be used as a discovery activity (though there is NOT step by step walkthrough for solving algebraically). It is an application that students may actually encounter while looking for jobs and will be good to prep them for making the best decision. Students will compare two different jobs to see which job is better. Concepts covered:Defining variables for a given situationCreating an equation from a word scenarioGra

This is a comprehensive review of linear equations. Ordered pairs, slope, y-intercept, graphing, slope-intercept form, standard form, point-slope form. Everything you need, all in one place.

This activity can be used to introduce or review how linear patterns can be represented in a table, graph, and words. It is a good, multiple-entry-point introduction to students working through how understanding relationships in patterns can be used to create two-variable equations. Students can work on problems independently, or all seven practices can be split up amongst table groups and students can create posters demonstrating their thinking through each pattern and the subsequent linear e

Linear Equations in Standard Form Coloring Page

This product includes three worksheets for the following: -Winter Coloring Page for Finding Intercepts in Standard Form -Graphing Equations in Standard Form (to match the equations from coloring activity) -Worksheet to practice creating equations in standard form and solve for a missing variable These activities could be spread out over three different classes. You might also be interested in: Standard Form and Slope-Intercept Form ZONK! Review Game Transformations Review - Geogebra Lab

Linear Equations Review

Use this review on linear equations for your students to practice writing equations in the form of y=mx+b, solve for x and y variables, and graphing points from a table of calculated values. Included:3 word problems in a table setting where students write an equation, solve for y and solve for x variables3 word problems given where students write an equation, complete a table, and graph the valuesAnswer key included!Terms of Use:This product should only be used by the teacher who purchased it. T

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Students will be able to represent an equation of a line in slope-intercept form by completing a coloring activity. This product can be used as regular worksheet or within a notebook. This product includes: *** Notes *** 12 multiple-choice problems (4 choices) *** An answer key *** A coloring page Related writing, graphing, and identifying linear functions activities, games, worksheets, notes, and practices. Related Products ⭐ Writing linear equations in slope-intercept notes, practice &amp

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I save this activity for the end of our linear relationships unit. For the task, students must create a poster showing a linear relationship represented with a verbal description, table, graph, and equation. This is a one page template to help your students create a draft, helpful in planning out their student created poster! More display posters✽Converting Decimals, Fractions, and Percent Math Posters✽Integer Operations Rules Math PostersBest sellers that may help you out during the year! --&g

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This lesson will provide what you need to introduce students to slope and y-intercept in a situation, equation, table, and graph. This is a Google Slides lesson. A student handout is also included so students can record notes and show their work on paper! The student handout also includes a short check-in assessment and reflection to help assess student understanding.This is an introductory problem that allows students to see the connection between the four representations, and to build a founda

This worksheet contains 4 graphs of linear relationships. Students identify the slope (m) and y-intercept (b) of each line and write the equation in slope-intercept form (y=mx+b). Students then interpret the meaning of the slope as the rate of change and y-intercept as the initial value in context of the given scenario. Worksheet includes a bonus question to identify which of the 4 graphs represent a proportional relationship with space to justify the reasoning. FULLY EDITABLE - To change pa

The assignment is to cut out and match each equation to its alternate description such as a table, graph, description, or word problem. The descriptions include slopes, intercepts, points, etc. so that students can demonstrate their understanding that a line in algebra is a set of solutions to an equation and their ability to represent functions in multiple forms.

Linear Equations Review Google Form

Thanks for stopping by! This product is a Google Form that takes you straight to the "make copy" feature so you don't have to be well-versed in Google-ology to use it. Ten questions that address parallel and perpendicular lines, standard form, slope from points, slope from a graph, and slope from an equation, etc. Can be used as a quiz or review. Easy grading because it's a google form.

Writing Linear Equations Graphic Organizer

Linear Equations Graphic Organizer I use this graphic organizer to review writing linear equations in slope-intercept form right before I play my Gone' Fishin with Linear Equations Game. It's a great way for students to organize all the concepts and have everything together. The objectives specifically covered are writing linear equations in slope-intercept form given: - The slope and y-intercept - The equation in standard form. - A graph - A Point and Slope - Two Points More Linear Equati

Standard Form Equations Writing Tables and Graphing

This 2 sided handout features 3 story/word problems designed to be written as a standard form equation. Students are given direct places to write the equation, find the x and y-intercepts of the equation, and complete a table of x/y values related to the equation/story. There is also a coordinate grid provided for students to graph one of their tables and identify the function as linear based on their graph, as well as find one additional point maybe not visible in their table of values.

Linear-Quadratic Systems Matching

In this activity, students match linear-quadratic or quadratic-quadratic systems to the graphs and to the classification of the type of system (and number of solutions). This would be a good introductory activity. An optional worksheet is included asking probative questions about solutions having students solve some equations. Feel free to edit as you wish! The cards are organized with each row belonging together, so make sure to cut up and mix before giving out!

DISTANCE LEARNING Graphing Linear Equations Review

This is a full, remote, video lesson on graphing linear equations. This is intended to be a review lesson so students should have a knowledge of graphing linear equations going into the lesson. Includes notes, classwork, and homework with answer keys. Students can follow along with the video while working on the notes just like they are in class! Each lesson is equipped with learning targets and success criteria so students can gauge their own learning. Completely free distance learning resource

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Students write an equation of a line and graph it from a set of data.What is covered:- Students review vocabulary: slope, rate of change, line and y-intercept- Students are guided to write an equation of a line in slope-intercept form, and graph the line from a table of values before completing a similar problem without guidance3 Student Pages; 3 Teacher PagesPossible uses:bellringer or warm up, exit ticket, homework, informal assessment or quiz, test prep****************************************

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Linear Equation Card Game Information Objective Students are able to understand multiple representations of linear functions. Each set includes a graph, a table, an equation, a point, and a narrative. Each deck includes six sets. Directions Print pages; Narrative, Graph, Points, Equations, and Table. Open Blank page and insert pictures if you’d like something on the back of the cards. Use the blank page as a guide for cutting each page into 6 cards. Activity 1. Students can work individually

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Systems of Linear Equations - Quotes by Famous People

This is a worksheet where students practice solving for systems of equations either algebraically or by graphing on a graphing calculator. In order to graph, students will have to convert equations in the form Ax + By = C into y = mx + b.

Worksheets on writing and graphing linear equations

Students first observe visual patterns and add on to the pattern to gain an understanding of rate of change. Then they work their way to understanding the "starting point" as the y-intercept and the rate of change as the slope of a line. Additional worksheets require writing equations from the scenario of a hair salon and translating between three representations of linear equations; graphs, equations, and tables.

Graphing Linear Equations - 8th Grade Math Mini

Graphing Linear Equations - 8th Grade Math Mini. Don’t forget to download all of our free digital Mini’s at our store! You might also enjoy our other full digital texts and our awesome grade level bundles for one low price! The Kindergarten Store The First Grade Store The Second Grade Store The Third Grade Store The Fourth Grade Store The Fifth Grade Store The Sixth Grade Store The Seventh Grade Store The Eighth Grade Store The Ninth Grade Store The Ninth Grade Store The Tenth Grad

Systems of Equations QR Code Scavenger Hunt

Solve each linear system using graphing, substitution or elimination (4 of each type). Scan the QR code on any slide to begin. You should see the answer to the joke along with a system of equations to solve. Solve the system in the proper box on the answer sheet. Check your answer by finding the slide with that answer on it. After solving all 12 problems, you should end up on the same slide that you started on.

Optimization of Linear Functions

Step by step description and example of how to solve the math behind an optimization problem. 1) Find and Graph equations 2) Find vertices/intersection points 3) Determine which point is the maximum or minimum This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

FREE Graphing Linear Functions Vocabulary

Seeing the amount of vocabulary in this chapter about functions made both my students and me very overwhelmed! I figured I would create this vocabulary sheet with the introductory terms to help students master the vocabulary they'll need for the rest of the chapter. I also included a word search so they can have a bit of a brain break. First they will complete the word search and then they will have to fill in the definitions to the corresponding term. The vocabulary words included are:relation

Linear Equations Test Review

This is the review powerpoint I used in class for my Linear Equations test. Students got in groups of 4 or 5 and answered questions for points as I displayed the questions using the projector. The answers are set to animation in order to not give the answer away too fast. The graphs used are from an awesome TPT seller, http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Gary-Stark. They are awesome! Enjoy and please leave feedback! :) Fonts used: Pupcat & Janda Cheerful Script Follow me on Pinte

Linear equation- Lab (Distance learning and in class )

In this Lab students will be able to apply and understand linear questions by collecting data through this short and fun activity. This lab provides lentils as the material used, but feel free to improvise.The purpose of this is allow students to note the relationship between the amount of lentils(material used) and time while using terms such as outputs, inputs, graphs, data table, and connecting their findings by responding to the questions provided.The extension to this lab will be provided s

Graphing Linear Letters

Practice graphing linear equations written in slope-intercept form. Students will graph the line and find which letter it goes through and record it. Easy way for students to check themselves and practice a skill! Answer Key Included! If you like the activity, please leave a review :)Graphs from @AmazingMathematics Did you know?You can receive TPT store credits to use on future purchases by leaving feedback on products you buy! Just click on "My Purchases" under "Buy"!Be the first to know about

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Linear Matching Cards

Set of linear graphs matching cards. 12 graphs with 12 equations in slope intercept form. 10 equations have positive slope and 2 are horizontal lines. For my classroom I typically copy on cardstock, print a set for each table group and then just have students match the pairs. A fast alternative is to pass out one card to each student and have them find their match. Note: Duration options start at 30 minutes... it is unlikely this activity would last more than 10 if students are doing wel

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Linear Music Downloads Assessment

Assess students understanding of linear relations when they compare two music download companies "h tunes"and "j tunes". Students are required to construct a table, write algebraic equations, plot the equations on a Cartesian graph and then reason algebraically. Includes an assessment rubric.

TI-84 PLUS CE (Graphing, table of values & P.O.I) Google Form

This a Google Form to help your students be familiar with the graphing, table of values, and finding point of intersection features on a TI-84 Plus calculator. The questions are designed for students using the TI-84 PLUS CE calculators online (either from a testing website or the TI Calculator app). This form will work best if your students have Chromebooks and are using Google Drive because they can screenshot to upload pictures. With this google form, you can assign it as a quiz and through Go

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Thank you for your interest in this product. If you would like to purchase the full set of graphic organizers, click here. The full set includes linear, quadratic, square root, cubic, cube root, absolute value, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions.This activity comes in a printable format, but can easily be added to Google Classroom™ for students to annotate the product for distance learning. Each graphic organizer will come with the parent graph and spaces for domain, range, parent

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This is a blank template and includes a coordinate plane that matches the TI-83/84 Z standard viewing window of Xmin=-10, Xmax=10, Xscl=1, Ymin=-1, Ymax=10, Yscl=1.Teachers are encouraged to chose a linear equation in standard form with a y-intercept between -10 and 10. Students will then algebraically transform the standard form to slope intercept form, graph the line, and discuss the relationship between the two equations. A great first line to graph is 2x + 3y = 6

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This is a matching activity with different types of functions: Absolute Value, Cube Root, Exponential Decay, Exponential Growth, Linear, Quadratic, Square Root. This is a nice review activity or culminating activity after learning about all these different types of models/functions.There are 12 total functions. Each one needs to have a graph, an equation, a verbal description, a domain and range, and a table. Students will need to cut and clue the graphs and tables onto a pre-made sheet and writ

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Focusing on application instead of definitions, this Linear Equations Alternative Vocabulary Quiz allows students to prove mastery of the vocabulary without the mundane task of matching or other commonplace vocabulary quizzes. Students are asked to graph lines of their choosing, noting slope, y-intercept, slope-intercept form, x- and y-axes, undefined and slopes, and zero slopes within the graph. They are also asked to understand the solutions, negative or positive slopes, negative reciprocals,

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Digital Linear Equations Picture FREEBIE

In this digital activity, students graph 5 lines to create a picture of a star. This activity requires students to use Google Slides to draw lines using the line tool and label them with equations using textboxes. An optional editable rubric is included as well as a key.There are 2 version- one in which all equations are in slope-intercept form and another version where some equations are in standard form.This is a simple way to assess your students on graphing lines while engaging them to corre

8th Grade Quiz: Linear Equations

This quiz features eighteen questions aligned to Pennsylvania Eligible Content M08.B-E.2 and Common Core Standards 8.EE.A.4, 8.EE.B.5. This free download includes expert-vetted content and an answer key. Use it for review, bell work, homework, or assessment! Want to use the digital version with that delivers real-time student data to the teacher and provides differentiated learning opportunities for students based on quiz scores? Sign up for a free trial at www.kandoolu.com (no credit card requ

This product includes the Mr. Slope Guy and, similarly, the Ms. Slope Girl. The students follow the glyph prompts and make changes to and color the Slope Person. The illustrations may be posted on the classroom walls. This activity will help the students remember the names and orientations of the different types of slopes. Finally, there are four questions about the meaning of the eyes, nose, and mouth on the Slope Person. This product was created by Susan M. Walker. related terms: indivi

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Linear Grapher

Linear Grapher Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet that allows you to graph up to 3 lines at a time. The lines are color coded with the equations, so you will know which line corresponds to which equation. It also displays 10 points for each equation. The x values for these points can be adjusted. It also finds the points of intersection for every pair of lines. This is helpful for system of equations. It also has a seperate application built into the spreadsheet for finding the equation of a line

Linear Functions/Equations Quiz

This quiz includes the following types of problems: Solving multi-step equations with one, infinite, and no solutions Point-Slope form (graphing and solving) Slope-Intercept Form (graphing and solving) Parallel and Perpendicular lines (writing equations) Standard Form (graphing and solving)

I heart Math Writing Linear Equations

Kill time after a quiz or a test on linear equations! First, students plot ordered pairs on a graph to spell out "I heart math" then they answer questions about the lines they plotted. You can use the plotting points by itself for practice plotting ordered pairs. Students will graph points on graph paper that will spell out I heart math in connected lines. They will then analyze several of those lines (Positive slope, negative slope, no slope, and zero slope). They will be able to write th

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Hello Math Teachers, I have come up with new Idea just click and Teach. This 17 pages smart note book file. Graph is also ready On each Page you just need to explain and draw the graph. To teach from smart Notebook File follow the following steps 1. Explain first example in detail. 2. Next 2-3 Pages are with same pattern sums. 3. Instruct students to solve next same pattern sums by themselves if their answer does not match with my smart notebook lesson find mistake and explain it to the

Algebra Non-Linear Function Word Problems

A great way for students to create, connect, and apply multiple representations to analyze relationships and find solutions. Students will be presented with an overview of a non-linear relationship between two variables. Generally there will be a few paragraphs describing a real world situation. Each of the relationships have a science or natural world theme. Additional information will be presented to the students in the form of a verbal description, table, graph, or equation that is a represe

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iPhone 6 Cell Phone Plans : Linear Graphing

Its time to go get the latest iPhone. Which of the above plans will you choose? Should you sign a 2-year contract on one of the above plans to get the iPhone for $200? Or should you go through T-Mobile, pay $648 for the phone and $60 a month for 3 GB of data? This lesson makes a great intro to linear relationships. Student pick one plan and consider the cost of the phone and plan over time. They make tables, graphs and equations. Consider allowing students to begin playing with the task w

Easter Egg Greeting Card Graphing Activity

In this activity students will create a greeting card that uses different function curves to decorate an Easter egg. Directions: On the front of the card (the side with the coordinate grid), you will be drawing graphs of functions that we have learned in class. The back side will include your name and the equations for each of your graphs. Be sure to color code each equation and its graph so that they are easy to identify. Your egg will need to include the following functions and how many of ea

Why Study Math? Linear Equations and the Point-Slope Form

As we found inside the article “Why Study Math? – Linear Equations and Slope-Intercept Type,” linear equations or functions are a number of the far more basic ones studied in algebra and basic mathematics. Here we’re heading to get a take a look at and analyze a further popular way of writing linear equations: the point-slope kind.As the name implies, the point-slope type for the equation of the line depends upon two points: the slope, as well as a given level around the line. When we know these

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This video lesson is perfect for sub plans, class activities, math centers, remedial help, or flipping your class. In this video lesson, your students will learn how to graph lines. In particular, your students will be able to... * Identify linear functions * Rewrite linear functions in standard form * Graph lines using an x/y chart * Identify the domain and range of a linear functionYou receive not only the instructional video but accompanying notes for students to complete as they watch the le

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FREE DOWNLOAD: Six one-page graphs to display on a bulletin board or on your projector/Smart Board. Posters include a linear, quadratic, cubic, rational, absolute value, and square root function. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Related products: Introduction to Parent Functions...Notes + Flash Cards Introduction to Parent Functions: Lesson, Posters, Flash Cards Activity Bundle, Transformations of Parent Functions, 50% SAVINGS Par

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This activity allows students to match parent function graphs with their names and equations. Constant, Linear, Quadratic, Cubic, Square Root, Cube Root, Logarithmic, Exponential, Absolute Value, and Rational parent functions are included. It can also be used as an assessment.

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This is a basic template for helping students understand how the equation, slope/intercept, table, graph and a story are all different representations of the same situation. The one I uploaded was what I used to review linear vs. exponential change with a senior math class. However, it can be all linear if you are working in a linear unit, all exponential, quadratic, whatever. I uploaded it in Microsoft Word so you can change it however you see fit. The goal for the students is to be given o

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This is a graphic organizer to help students remember which methods to use when creating linear equations from slope, y-intercept, graph, 2 points, a point and slope, and a table. This particular key has a simple, straight-forward method to finding the slope-intercept form of equations. This does NOT utilize POINT SLOPE form in the key, but could be used without any need to modify the graphic organizer. It takes about 2-3 days to complete the whole graphic organizer, depending on the groups of

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Power Point includes animated step-by-step instructions for creating a foldable for solving systems of linear equations using graphing, substitution, and elimination. It compares examples of systems with 1 solution (x, y), infinite, and no solutions. Materials needed for each student: scissors, ruler, 2 to 3 markers, and a piece of cardstock or construction paper. Mathematical foldables (or graphic organizers) are a great way to put important information at students fingertips. They can be us

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This is a great graphic organizer to help students recall four different ways to find the slope of a linear function. These four ways include: From a graph, an equation, a table, and two given points. The second graphic organizer helps students have a reference guide for positive, negative, zero, and undefined slope. This graphic organizer has guided notes, multiple examples, and little tricks to help students remember positive, negative, zero, and undefined slope. The Link-Slope Task Car

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5 representation model to demonstrate linear patterns. Number pattern, visual representation, table of values (T chart), algebraic expression (pattern rule), nth term, verbal expression, graphical. Represent linear growing patterns with tables,  graphs, equations, or in words.Understand the connections between representations.Move flexibly between representations. ie. Given one representation, generate all the others.

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Create a layered foldable for students to take notes over finding the slope of a linear function. This foldable includes types of slope (positive, negative, undefined, zero), and finding slope from tables, graphs, two points, equations (all 3 linear forms) and problem situations. Includes practice problems in each section.

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This is an investigation exploring medians, altitudes and perpendicular bisectors of a triangle in PDF form. Students will determine the locations of the circumcentre, orthocentre and centroid algebraically and graphically. As a final activity they will determine the Equation of the Euler line. Student and teacher rubrics are included as well as full solutions. Topics include: Graphing in the Cartesian Plane; Bisectors, medians, altitudes, orthocentre, circumcentre, centroid, Euler line; D

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Wrapping Presents

Through this activity, students will use their knowledge of surface area to determine the amount of wrapping paper needed to wrap boxes that have been stacked together. The students will then compare the data that they obtained from 2 different size boxes. Students will practice with identifying independent and dependent variables as well as Practice with with graphing linear equations. Students will also interpret the y-intercept of their graph and create a linear equation based on their box

End of 8th Grade Math Screening Assessment

This assesses the most key skills from 8th grade before students transition into high school mathematics. Students are asked questions about their math aptitude and future career plans, assessed on basic integer operations, fraction operations, and division of decimals. Then students are assessed on their ability to identify missing values in simple sequences; identify equations from tables of values; identify linear and non-linear equations; create and solve algebraic equations (two-step and

A list of all topics of Cambridge (CIE) IGCSE Mathematics (syllabus 2020 to 2022)in the sequence of teaching (extended only)It also contains links to all my worksheets on TESYou can download the following worksheets for free1)Estimation and Approximation2)Unit Conversion3)Pie charts4) Map Scales5)Angle Properties of Triangles and Quadrilaterals6)Graph of Quadratic Equations (Basic)7)Similarity and Congruency (Basic)8)Stem-and-leaf diagrams9)Scatter Diagram10)Symmetry11) Direct and Inverse Propor

Coordinate plane graphs printouts - Includes 4 pages with 6 blank, four-quadrant coordinate plane graphs per page. Two pages have the x-axis and y-axis labeled and numbered from -5 to 5. Two pages have blank graphs.   This FREE resource can be used in many ways in the classroom but here are a couple of ways I have used them: graphing points, graphing linear equations and functions, and creating scatter plots.  Thank you for downloading this resource. Please leave feedback and follow! Terms of Us

Pi (Pie) Day Activity

This is a fun activity that I created for my Pre Algebra students to do on Pi Day (3/14). Students measure the circumference and diameter of pies and find a slope (pi!) and direct variation equation for the data (circumference formula). The worksheet works best as a Google Doc, and students will need access to Google Suite. This activity incorporates graphing linear equations, calculating slope, and circumference formula.

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Inequalities Fortnite Project Algebra I

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“ Did you know that even though Fortnite is a free download, and the weapons are free, that in the month of “May alone, estimates place the total revenue from Fortnite to be $318 million - a staggering amount for any game, let alone a completely free one”  (Dexter, 2018).In this lesson: Students will solve real world problems involving systems of equations using pairs of linear equations with two variables.Students will be able to graph one and two variable inequalities problems.

You might need this set of printable rectangular coordinate planes. This is great for you to print before a lesson or even before classes begin. Print multiple copies of this and store them in your Math resources cabinet! If you are a math teacher especially handling Algebra, you might need this! If you are a student who just want to make your graph presentable, this might be awesome for you!Topics where you might need this rectangular planes:1) Graphing Functions2) Unit Areas3) Systems of Linea

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Algebra Multiple Representations of Linear Functions

Students will create and connect multiple representations of 12 real world situations. In each situation the students will be presented with either a graph, table, equation, or verbal description. The students will then create the missing 3 matching representations. The students will learn how the different representations are connected and how to convert from one representation to another. This activity will help students improve their understanding of linear functions, graphing, equation w

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Linear Equations Worksheets

This packet contains 3 different worksheets along with an answer key for them. The first worksheet gives the student the chance to make sure they have all the necessary background information for linear equations. The second worksheet gives them the chance to choose one part of the equation and put together an equation that matches to the graphs. The third and final worksheet gives the student a chance to graph a linear equation from being given the equation. It includes the answers to all t

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Notes - Linear Functions

This is a detailed set of notes that I give to my students at the beginning of a unit. I tried to make the descriptions in "kid" friendly language. Each sections includes examples so that students can see the application. Included in this set of notes are: Linear Parent Function Horizontal and Vertical Lines Slope Direct Variation x- and y- intercepts Transformations of m and b Interpreting Linear Situations Reasonable Domain and Range Graphing Linear Equations Slope-Intercept Form Point-Slope

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100 Pre-Algebra Warm-Ups to Build Confidence

This PowerPoint has a set of 100 questions that are perfect for middle school math or pre-algebra. Questions vary in length and difficulty, but most can be done in two or three steps. The PowerPoint reveals the steps to solve before revealing the answer so you can give students hints as needed. Questions are grouped in the following order: -Algebra Building Blocks -Expressions and Equations -Rates and Proportion -Fractions, Decimals, and Percents -Linear Equations and Graphs -Building Blocks o

Algebra 1 Curriculum Guide - FREEBIE

This curriculum guide includes learning goals for students in Algebra 1. There are a total of 12 units with skills that students need to master before moving on to higher level math courses.The standards included are aligned to Virginia SOLs. Below are the unit topics. Links to units will be posted as they are created. Search my store for Unit Digital Activity Bundles for the units below.Unit 1: Pre-Algebra ReviewUnit 2: Solving EquationsUnit 3: FunctionsUnit 4: Graphing & Writing Linear Equ

Linear Equations Task Cards

Linear Equations Task Cards are an effective way for students to practice and solidify their understanding of linear equations. By requiring students to be able to recall and use different forms of linear equations during one class period/assignment, students must really understand the content! I use these cards as a review of linear equations with my students. ***Recently updated formatting and font! Included in this FREE download: - 20 Linear Equations Task Cards (word problems, graphing,

Writing Linear Equations: Carousel Activity

This is a carousel activity on writing linear equations in slope intercept form. There are 12 questions in all. The first 6 questions give students the slope of a line and a point that the line passes through. Students than need to determine the equation of the line. The other 6 questions give students an equation written in standard form. Students must translate the equation to slope intercept form. ***This game includes: 6 pages of questions that ask students to graph a given linear equation

This instructional video demonstrates factoring trinomials with the "(A)(C)" method. This video is one part of a 12 part chapter (factoring) in my "Video Textbook" presenting material that is common to high school Algebra 1, 1-a, 1-b and Algebra 2 as well as college level Developmental Math 2 and Intermediate Algebra. The contents of my Algebra Video Textbook are: 1. Real Numbers (19 Videos) 2. Solving Linear Equations (11 Videos) 3. Applications of Linear Equations (12 Videos) 4. Graphing L

The Chapter Assignment Sheet shows everything needed for both the students and the teacher. It shows the number of lessons being taught along with the lesson title. Here you can find the pacing and the number of days needed to complete the chapter. Many teachers use the Chapter Assignment Sheet to score each assignment (and sometimes add notes) and the student turns it in at the end of the chapter for points. This item includes .PDF and .DOCX files packaged in a .ZIP.In Chapter 4: Graphing Linea

Daily Math Graphic Organizer

This is the next step of my Daily Number Line math routine! Students complete these two pages of Daily Math on alternating days which makes for meaningful cumulative review in a manageable amount of time, about 15-20 minutes a day. This graphic organizer is NOT "busy work"! When used in conjunction with high quality, CCSS-based first instruction, this tool will help your students build fluency in grade level skills. Topics on this Daily Math graphic organizer include: odd/even, prime/compo

The Chapter Assignment Sheet shows everything needed for both the students and the teacher. It shows the number of lessons being taught along with the lesson title. Here you can find the pacing and the number of days needed to complete the chapter. Many teachers use the Chapter Assignment Sheet to score each assignment (and sometimes add notes) and the student turns it in at the end of the chapter for points. This item includes .PDF and .DOCX files packaged in a .ZIP.In Chapter 5: Writing Linear

The Chapter Assignment Sheet shows everything needed for both the students and the teacher. It shows the number of lessons being taught along with the lesson title. Here you can find the pacing and the number of days needed to complete the chapter. Many teachers use the Chapter Assignment Sheet to score each assignment (and sometimes add notes) and the student turns it in at the end of the chapter for points. This item includes .PDF and .DOCX files packaged in a .ZIP.In Chapter 7: System of Line

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Start your school year off right with a series of review over the fundamentals which will help all students to be successful during Algebra 1. There are a total of 14 worksheets, 2 quizzes, and 1 test over the foundation worksheets. All products are free so feel free to pick and choose which worksheets work best for you! Topics included in the worksheets are exponents, evaluating, volume, perimeter, Pythagorean Theorem and Applications, fundamental counting principle, interest, discount and tax