Find y-intercept of Linear Relationships Digital Black History Month Activity
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- Are you looking for engaging activities that provide students with instant feedback as they determine the slope and y-intercept from various linear representations? Would you like to highlight influential people like Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. for Black History Month? This self-checking,Price $4.50Original Price $6.00Save $1.50
- Are you looking for engaging printable AND digital activities that give students valuable practice as they determine the slope and y-intercept or write equations in slope-intercept form from various linear representations? Would you like to highlight influential people like MLK Jr. or Rosa Parks? ThPrice $6.50Original Price $8.50Save $2.00
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This self-checking Martin Luther King Jr math activity provides students with instant feedback as they find the y intercept from various linear representations. You can highlight this influential leader on MLK Day or during Black History Month, while practicing concept related to slope-intercept equations, tables, and graphs.
This activity includes 12 digital task cards that include multiple representations of linear relationships. Two of the representations are proportional and ten are nonproportional.
- 2 equations (written in slope-intercept form)
- 2 graphs (quadrant I, and all four quadrants)
- 2 tables (positioned vertically and horizontally)
- 2 verbal descriptions of a real-life situation
- 2 sets of two ordered pairs
- 2 sets of one ordered pair and either the value of m or b
A work-recording sheet is available for students to show their work and record their answers. Students are asked to record each of their answers as an integer or a fraction written in simplest form.
Two options of Google Sheets are included:
- Option 1: Includes a double image mystery puzzle. The first image displays the quote "The time is always right to do what is right" and the final puzzle displays the name of Martin Luther King Jr., clipart image, and three things he is known for.
- Option 2: Does not include a mystery puzzle - perfect for any time of the year and/or for students who may benefit from less visual stimuli.
One printable work-recording sheet is included:
- Making copies of the work-recording sheets is optional. You may also choose to save time and/or paper by either having students show their work on scrap paper or on a dry-erase board as they complete the digital activity
- Differentiated: One version includes an Answer Bank to provide extra support while another version does not include an Answer Bank. Choose one or both to meet your students' needs.
Looking for other Digital Self-Checking Activities? Take a look at some additional resources below:
- Find Slope GOOGLE Digital Activity for Black History Month (Rosa Parks)
- Parallel Lines Cut By A Transversal Vocabulary Self-Checking GOOGLE Sheets
- Classifying Numbers Digital Self-Checking GOOGLE Sheets Activity
- Exterior Angle Theorem Triangles Self-Checking GOOGLE Sheets Digital Activity
Do you have a question about this resource? Please email me: cassie@missmathlady.com