Writing linear equations from graphs pixel art answer key

The slope-intercept form is one way to write a linear equation (the equation of a line). The slope-intercept form is written as y = mx+b, where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept (the point where the line crosses the y-axis). It's usually easy to graph a line using y=mx+b. Other forms of linear equations are the standard form and the point-slope form.

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Finding Slope from Graphs Progression Mystery Picture
In this fun and engaging digital activity your students will practice finding the slope of the line given the graph. As they get the answers correct, the picture will appear. Co…
In this fun and engaging digital activity your students will practice finding the slope of the line given the graph. As they get the answers correct, the picture will appear. Correct answers: Parts of the picture will be revealed Wrong answers: Parts of the picture will not appear and the answer will turn red. This Products includes: *Pixel art activity (google sheets) *Answer Key The best part *No prep *No grading ( Auto-grading) *instant feedback *Interactive *Paperless
In this fun and engaging digital activity your students will practice finding the slope of the line given the graph. As they get the answers correct, the picture will appear. Correct answers: Parts of the picture will be revealed Wrong answers: Parts of the picture will not appear and the answer will turn red. This Products includes: *Pixel art activity (google sheets) *Answer Key The best part *No prep *No grading ( Auto-grading) *instant feedback *Interactive *Paperless

Equations of lines have lots of different forms. One form you're going to see quite often is called the slope intercept form and it looks like this: y=mx+b, where m stands for the slope number and b stands for the y intercept.
So, when you're doing problems where you're asked to write the equation in slope intercept form, you only need two pieces of information. The first piece of information you need is the slope number and the second piece of information you need is the y intercept. Once you have those two pieces, those two numbers, you just plug them in there and you're on your way.

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Writing equations in slope intercept form from two points can be tricky! In this digital pixel art activity, students will be given two points and write linear equations in slope intercept form to reveal a mystery image. There are a total of 16 problems. If they answer correctly, a portion of the mystery picture will appear. If they get it wrong, the boxes will not be colored in. Students will love guessing what the picture will be.

There are two different sheets to allow you to assign this as a self-checking activity OR an assessment.

This digital pixel art activity is perfect for in person or distance learning! Your students will love this mystery picture pixel art activity! This is an engaging activity for your students that requires no prep from you. Students will love guessing what the picture will be.

This pixel art activity will work for both Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel!

MICROSOFT NOTE: Once downloaded to excel, the problem pictures may be distorted based on the device and screen size. After you purchase and download this activity, you can adjust the size of the problem pictures to fit in the boxes before giving it to students.

TIP: Be sure to give your students a copy where they CANNOT edit your original. Be sure to delete the answers before sharing with your students. This will make the picture disappear.