Writing Linear Functions Teacher Appreciation Cards

Practice writing linear equations given line characteristics with a Teacher Appreciation Twist. Humor Check: If the thought of telling a class, “In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, you all will be sending me thank you cards,” doesn’t make you smirk, you won’t like this product. (Don’t judge. It was just a thought.)

The Math
Write linear functions in slope-intercept form: Find four versions of this practice each with 26 problems. Choose the level that best meets your students’ needs or easily differentiate by using multiple levels simultaneously. The hardest version has students write linear equations in slope-intercept form given two points. The easiest level gives students both the slope and y-intercept. Find two more levels in between these extremes.

The Teacher’s Appreciation Twist
Students write 15 linear functions (out of 26) before receiving one of the Teacher Appreciation Week Cards. Students use answers to decode the hidden message. Since the Thank You Card is addressed “To My Wonderful Teacher,” students are essentially sending you, the teacher, the card when they turn in their work. “Oh what thoughtful students I have!”

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What makes this product a must-have?
❶ Self-checking: Know at a glance if students completed the activity correctly.

❷ Novel Practice: Mixing-up that traditional worksheet perks up kids.

❸ Teacher Appreciation Fun: Have a little fun with Teacher Appreciation Week WHILE continuing on with your current topic study.

❹ Easily Differentiate: 4 different versions included. Use multiple levels simultaneously for seamless differentiation.

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Need a different topic but like the idea? How about these:
◢ Solving One-Step Equations
◢ Solving Two-Step Equations
◢ Solving Inequalities
◢ Solving Linear Systems
◢ Exponential Equations
◢ Factoring Trinomials with a Leading Coefficient of 1
◢ Factoring Trinomials when A>1
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