Writing and Graphing Inequalities Task and Notes
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- Buy in bulk and save
- Contributor:
- The Jr High Chaos Coordinator
- Grade Level:
- Grades 6, 7, 8
- Product Type:
- Task and Notes
- File Type:
- Pages:
- 15
- Answer Key:
- Yes
Description
This product will:
- Help students understand the meaning of an inequality statement.
- Help students write inequalities from contextual situations and from a number line.
- Help students graph inequality statements on a number line.
There are two versions of the task and notes that will either fit in a binder (pages 3-6) or in a composition notebook (pages 7-10). You choose which works best for you!
Answer key included!
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