Spooky Spiderwebs with Linear Equations
Graphing Linear Equations is a skill that requires a lot of practice! This is a great differentiated lesson for your students to create Spiderweb designs! These make for great bulletin board displays for Halloween time!
There are four different Spiderweb designs.
- Option 1: 1st Quadrant with the origin as the y-intercept
- Option 2: 1st Quadrant with varying y-intercepts
- Option 3: Four Quadrants with varying y-intercepts
- Option 4: Four Quadrants with 1 as the y-intercept
You can choose to give one graph for your entire class or choose to give options to students from the four graphs.
Each spiderweb consists of student directions, a blank graph, a blank graph with inner webs for guidance, a completed graphed line example, and a completed web design using the given inner webs.
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| Example Student Instructions |
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| Example Blank Graph |
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| Example Blank Graph with Inner Webs |
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| Example Completed Graphed Lines |
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| Example Completed Web Design |
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| Example Student Instructions Answer Key |
You can give a blank graph to students to allow them to draw the inner web design on their own. This makes the activity more challenging! For your beginner learners you can give the graph with the inner webs to help ensure their lines are correct. This is a great way for self-checking their work!
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