Graphing inequalities

Ideas for teaching one- and two-step inequalities - including activities and common misconceptions to avoid in your math classroom.

Graph Inequality on a Number line-lesson, examples and interactive inequality graph maker

Yesterday, we started exploring the idea of graphing linear inequalities. We've been graphing linear equations for a month now, so it was time to branch out a

I had a good week last week, compared to last week. Things were clicking, the students were understanding and I was able to pull small groups on solving equations. We started with these cards. I wanted the students to connect the inequality signs with real world situations, so I made this inequality matching set. Day 1: First Sort: I first gave students the cards without the signs. I asked them to come up with a way to sort the cards. They needed to have at least 2 groups and could have as…

This large and eye-catching poster is a must have for any middle school math classroom. This bulletin board will look beautiful on your wall and will help your students learn graphing inequalities!

The shading can get weird when graphing linear inequalities in standard form, so this math cheat sheet example is one where the inequality shades in the opposite direction from what we might expect. You can find the worksheet free for your algebra students through my blog scaffoldedmath.com. Directions are included for turning it into an anchor chart for your algebra classroom.

How to Teach Graphing Inequalities for sixth grade math. Great investigative introduction...

Graphing Linear Inequalities Anchor Chart

My students are getting a little taste of Interactive notebooks. I really have been loving the interactive notebook ideas. Last night I read a post at Math = Love about Interactive notebooks. I rea…