Graphing Linear Equations Math Stations – Slope, Intercepts & Functions
$4.00Six math stations for grades 7 to 10 on plotting points, graphing linear equations, intercepts, slope and evaluating functions. Hint cards included.
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Six math stations for grades 7 to 10 on plotting points, graphing linear equations, intercepts, slope and evaluating functions. Hint cards included.


Complete 8th grade math unit on systems of linear equations. Six multi-day lessons with guided notes, practice, warm ups, exit tickets and assessments.


Four data display math stations for grades 6 to 8: measures of central tendency, stem and leaf plots, box and whisker plots and histograms.


6th grade coloring page on the distributive, associative and commutative properties. Students simplify expressions and color by their answers.


Two-part Valentine’s Day activity for grades 7 to 10: a table, equation and graph for the cost of flowers, plus an equations-to-graphs coloring sheet.


Guided notes for grades 7 to 10 on graphing linear equations with a table, with intercepts and with slope-intercept form. Answer key included.


28 task cards for grades 6 to 8 on interpreting data displays: histograms, box and whisker plots, bar graphs, circle graphs and line graphs.


Editable 5th grade math unit on numerical patterns and the coordinate plane, with notes, practice, warm ups, exit tickets, a quiz and assessments.


Unit 7 of my 6th grade math curriculum: five editable multi-day lessons on data displays, with notes, practice, warm ups, exit tickets and assessments.


An editable, day-by-day unit plan with 14 lessons on graphing linear equations for 8th grade math or Algebra 1. Covers slope, intercepts and linear functions.


PowerPoint review game for grades 6 to 10 on solving and graphing inequalities, including multi-step and compound inequalities. Five questions per category.


A candy-based activity where students sort, record and graph data, find mean, median and mode, and calculate probability. Covers stem-and-leaf and circle graphs.


This short Halloween activity has students conduct a survey of their classmates and use the data to create a bar graph and/or circle graph.