Graph Linear Equations

" Graph Linear Equations in Point-Slope Form Problem Pass Activity - Algebra 1 - Digital - Distance Learning" DIGITAL AND PRINT: Twelve rounds provide practice or review graphing linear equations in point-slope form. Includes identifying the point, the slope, and whether the graph is increasing, decreasing or neither. Students work with a partner while seated at their desks. They should write in their own notebook or on the blank Answer Sheet (included). At the same time the first pair of...

An introduction to plotting straight line graphs. Use the equation to complete a table of values before plotting its points. Included with this product are:- two worksheets - two answer sheets. Further free graphing worksheets are also available. Click on the link below: Quadratic Graphs

Algebra isn't always easy to make "fun".. but my students seem to love playing math telephone! This is also a HUGE help when practicing for Algebra tests. By the end my students are always VERY good at writing equations and graphing slope intercept form! Includes: 15 math telephone slips and 1 blank telephone slip Each slip includes: word problem, blank for equation, graph, equation, and new word problem Directions: 1) print 2) cut out slips 3) hand out slips 4) students write the equation...

Students will be given 9 sets of the following information: *An equation in POINT-SLOPE FORM *An equation in STANDARD FORM *An equation in SLOPE-INTERCEPT FORM *The SLOPE of the line *The X-INTERCEPT of the line *The Y-INTERCEPT of the line *The GRAPH of the line Students will need to match each of the information and group them into 9 sets of data organized onto a piece of poster paper. ...

This water lab is a super fun way to introduce nonlinear functions in an algebra class. The math department at my school uses this lab as a way to start the school year in Algebra 2. The students love it, and by the end of the lab every student understands what it means to be an algebraic function!

Standard Form to Graph Matching Activity. Equations are similar to make the activity more difficult.

I used this linear equations booklet in my classroom as both independent practice and as notes for their interactive math notebook . Students will graph 6 linear equations from either Standard Form or Slope-Intercept Form and identify the parts of the gra

Students will graph various linear equations while finding treasures or troubles along the way in this graphing linear equations activity!

"Graph Linear Equations in Slope-Intercept Form Sum It Up Activity - Algebra 1 - Digital - Distance Learning" DIGITAL AND PRINT: Eight stations provide practice or review graphing linear equations in slope-intercept form. The activity includes identifying the x-intercept, the y-intercept, and the x-value given a specific y-value. Students work in groups of three, labeling themselves Student A, Student B and Student C. Each student works their own problem at a station in their own notebook or...

Stained Glass Slope. Students will graph linear equations and use their creativity to

Graphing art! Great ideas to practice graphing linear equations in a fun and engaging way. Your 8th grade math and Algebra students will love creating these fun pictures as they graphing equations. This also incorporates composite area. This is a great way to combine graphing and art. Free activity included to try in your middle school math classroom today! No prep needed, just print and go. Click here to read more about this activity. #makesenseofmath

Check out this graphing linear equation activity. Your 8th grade, Algebra 1, and middle school math students will love practicing graphing equations in slope intercept form. Better than any worksheet, this fun product is aligned to the common core standards and will have your students practicing graphing and geometry. Click here for more information. #makesenseofmath #eighthgrademath

Are you looking for a fun, hands-on linear equations project? This algebra project was one of my favorite things about teaching 8th grade math and algebra. My students would run into the room and right over to the windowsill, excited to see their grass, collect the day’s date, analyze slope, write linear equations and all without even realizing they were doing algebra!

Need a way to use math while learning about Tennessee? Students will graph points on a coordinate plane and it creates an outline of the State of Tennessee. There is also a star on the state Capital (Nashville) and the state's abbreviation(TN). The clever title of "The Volunteer State" gives them a clue to what the picture will be. I have included Student Instructions for both Quadrant One ONLY and instructions that include ALL four Quadrants!