Algebra Homework Sheets

There’s also a nice summary on that page of how the calculator finds the y-intercept value once the slope and one of the points is known using the recast of the slope intercept equation as .You can enter the points or the intercept or the slope and the graph will update in real time…

There’s also a nice summary on that page of how the calculator finds the y-intercept value once the slope and one of the points is known using the recast of the slope intercept equation as .You can enter the points or the intercept or the slope and the graph will update in real time…

This saves a ton of manual graphing to explain concepts, and lets you move quickly between different graphs to explain things like positive versus negative versus zero slope lines.

The interactive experience definitely makes explaining these ideas easier, and I’m sure this would be amazing on a classroom smartboard.

I built this calculator using Vue.js, and it’s the first addition to the site using these tools since I built the Worksheet Connect app last year.

I’m hoping to use Vue to rebuild some of the other calculators on the site to make them even snazzier, but meanwhile I hope you’ll check out the Connect app to see if it might help you with some summer math fact practice! 🙂 With a 4th grade student under the roof, you can bet we’re spending a lot of time lately talking about fractions, percentages and decimals.

Stretch – These are maths questions designed to stretch and challenge a student.

These challenging maths questions interleave topics from other mathematical topics.

There has been a lot of research carried out which suggests those students who are able to talk about and explain the maths processes often understand and remember larger proportions of the work. This is a chance for a student to recall their prior maths learning.

The maths skills questioned in the retention section give students a chance to practise maths skills they will need to access the lesson.

Especially if your lazy Dad gets a few of the drawings wrong.

That’s where this graphing slope calculator comes to the rescue…