Algebra City Run
Students navigate neon rooftops while answering questions on expressions, equations, inequalities, and selected slope and linear relationship skills.
Play Algebra City RunTwo arcade review games and compact teaching points for slope, equations, and linear relationships.
Start with these classroom-ready activities for focused practice or review.
Students navigate neon rooftops while answering questions on expressions, equations, inequalities, and selected slope and linear relationship skills.
Play Algebra City RunStudents race through 10 question gates covering slope, y-intercept, rate of change, and linear functions.
Play Slope Street SprintUse these points to frame instruction, discussion, or a quick debrief.
Connect a constant rate of change across a table, graph, equation, and verbal situation.
Interpret slope as rise over run and as the rate at which one quantity changes with another.
In y = mx + b, connect m to slope and b to the initial value or y-intercept.
Use graphs, tables, and equations to distinguish proportional relationships from linear relationships with a nonzero initial value.
After a game question, ask students to show the same relationship in a second representation—for example, sketch the graph of an equation or write an equation from two points.
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