Using the Distance Formula: Google Slides - 20 Problems
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- Contributor:
- You Learning Math
- Grade Level:
- 7-11 and Homeschool
- Product Type:
- Google Slides
- File Type:
- Digital
- Length:
- 20 Problems
- Answer Key:
- Included
- Instagram:
- @You_Learning_Math
Description
Slide 1 is the Answer Sheet so you can preview all student answers on one screen.
Know who is working, who is off-task, and who needs your help immediately!
Google Slides are assigned from your Google Classroom and provide you with immediate feedback!
From your Google Classroom click on
CLASSWORK
CREATE
ASSIGNMENT
Attach these Google Slides and click on ASSIGN (top right)
20 Problems
10 - Given 2 Ordered Pairs
10 - Given a Graphed Line Segment
Printable task cards ( 2 and 4 per sheet), Answer Sheet, and Key are all included.
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