Students will find the slope from two points for 15 problems using Google™ Sheets. Also includes printable problems pages for student work. Click on the preview to see all the problems from each level. If you are looking for more Fall/Halloween pixel art designs, click here.
Two levels provide easy differentiation.
Level 1: Quadrant I (Positive Coordinates Only)
Level 2: All Quadrants (Positive & Negative Coordinates)
(Note: This differentiated resource is designed for each student to complete just one of the two levels as the pixel art image and some answers are the same on both levels in order to minimize student awareness of which levels their peers are working on.)
Correct answers will be indicated by the text color changing from red to black with a green highlight and students will be rewarded with colored pixels appearing in the mystery image.
Incorrect answers will be indicated by the text color staying red and colored pixels will not be rewarded.
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This resource works well as independent practice, collaborative practice, homework, extra credit or even as an assignment to leave for the substitute!
Download includes a PDF with link to access the Google Drive resources and Step-by-Step Teacher Instructions.
Made for Google Drive: Interactive. Paperless. Instant Feedback. No Prep.
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