Graphing Linear Inequalities Maze for Algebra plus Homework
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This Graphing Linear Inequalities Maze is engaging practice and is challenging for your students.
In this self-checking activity students will have to identify linear inequalities from a graph to work their way through a maze.
Not all boxes are used in the maze to prevent students from guessing the correct route. Students may have to rewrite some inequalities from a standard form inequality into slope-intercept form to determine the correct path.
Please view the preview for an exact picture of the maze to make sure this is appropriate for your classes. Many inequalities use similar numbers so students must use all their algebra skills to complete the maze.
Included in the Lesson:
- Two versions of the Maze, one in color and one in black and white
- Answer Key
- Additional Handout with six problems for your students to graph with answer key. This can be used as Homework, assessment or enrichment.
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