Graphing proportional relationships

Math Stations: Proportional Relationships and non proportional relationships for 8th grade math. Grab your set of math activities for practice, applications, and review. 8th grade math skills that are easy to print and use today! Get your set of math stations now.

Developer/Creator/Publisher of the Resource: Noelle Pickering The infographic on the page is a great way to showcase the four ways to represent a proportional relationship, the author refers to it as an anchor chart. I would post this in the room while we worked on this unit. A lot of students are visual learners, so this would help them out greatly.

Sikeston Junior High - Proportional Relationships

The relationship between a given set of values is said to be proportional when their ratio is constant. This discussion will be on graphing proportional relationships and find out their characteristics.

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What do you notice about the graphs of the proportional relationships? Determine if the relationship shown in the table is proportional. Then graph each point on the coordinate plane, and connect with a straight line - continue your line through your points through the y-axis.

A quick explanation of what is a Proportional Relationship. Get the Proportional Relationships Worksheet for FREE when you download today!

My students love doing My Poster Activities in my math classes. I like the poster activities to be self paced, so I usually create the My Poster Activities in Showbie or Socrative. This allows my students to work through the activity at their own pace and allows me to help answer questions and clear up misconceptions throughout the activity. Here are a few of the "Poster Activities" that we have done this year in my 8th Grade Math Classes. Linear Relationships: Proportional and…

Generate unit rates, ratio tables, and graphs in order to determine which baker wins a cupcake bakeoff in this interactive from MPT. In the accompanying classroom activity, students use the interactive and then solve a similar real-life problem. They share their strategies with the class and then conclude by considering ways that unit rates can facilitate comparing rates. To get the most from the lesson, students should be comfortable graphing points in the first quadrant of the coordinate…