Warmup
Activity #1
Does the Table Show a Direct Variation?
In the following activity, you are going to interact with an applet that has a table of values between two quantities. Follow the instructions below to guide you in the activity.
Activity #2
Draw Graphs from Equations.
In the following activity, you are going to construct a table of values from a linear equation, and then use the values to draw a graph. Follow the instructions below to guide you. If you need help at any point, pause and watch the short video clip below.
Activity #3
Match Equations with Tables.
In the following final activity in this unit, you are going to match an equation with a table. Each equation below represents the same relationship with only one table.
In the previous exercise, you matched equations and tables.
(1.) Select one of the first 3 rows of the table and explain what those values mean in this situation.
(2.) Use your equation to find the values that complete the last 2 rows of the table. Explain your reasoning.
Challenge #1
Challenge #2
Challenge #3
The graph shows the time in hours it takes Riley to print T-shirts for her school’s math club.
(3.) Explain.
(6.) Graph the points and make a line that passes through all six points.
(8.) Explain.
Quiz Time
https://www.ixl.com/math/grade-6/interpret-graphs-of-proportional-relationships