Solving Inequalities Math Activity – Coloring Worksheet

Students in grades 6 to 8 practice solving one-step and two-step inequalities on this coloring worksheet. It comes in three answer choice versions, so you decide if students work with numerical solutions, graphed solutions, or both.

What’s included

Three versions of the worksheet, each with a different set of answer choices:

• Numerical and graphed solutions together
• Numerical solutions only
• Graphed solutions only

An editable version is also included, so you can change the questions to match your teaching objectives and your students’ needs.

How to use it

• Skills practice in class
• A quick inequalities assessment
• Homework
• A post-test activity

Quick facts

• Skill: solving one-step and two-step inequalities
• Grades: 6–8
• Answer key: included

Bundles and related resources

This worksheet is part of the 7th Grade Curriculum Resources Mega Bundle.

Free resources

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Terms of use

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