Ordering numbers on a number line
Distance between coordinates
Writing inequalities
Areas of shapes on a coordinate grid
Graphing inequalities on a number line
100

Order these numbers least to greatest: 

6, -2.5, -3, -0.5, 1

-3, -2.5, -0.5, 1, 6

100

Graph the coordinates: 

(1, 7) and (-5, 7). 

What is the distance between the points? 

6 units

100

Students need at least a 90% to get an A in math. write an inequality to represent what grade (g) you need in order to receive an A. 

g greater than or equal to 90. 

g>= 90

100

Graph these points on a grid: 

(4, 4)  (4, -4)  (-4, 4)

Graph the last coordinate to make the square. What is the area of the square? 

Area: 64 units2

Coordinate (-4, -4)

100

Graph the equation X>8 on a number line

Open circle on the 8 with arrow going right

200

Order these numbers greatest to least:

-2/3, 100, -1/2, -7/8, 2

100, 2, -1/2, -2/3, -7/8

200

Graph the coordinates: 

(4, 6) and (4, -8)

What is the distance between the coordinates?

14 units

200

To knit a full size blanket, it takes 15 balls of yarn. A baby blanket is smaller, so we will need less yarn to create the blanket. Write an inequality representing the amount of yarn (y) being used for a baby blanket. 

y> 15

200

Graph the coordinates on a grid:

(3, 1)  (-4, 1)  (-4, -3)

Graph the final point. What is the area of the rectangle?

(3, -3)

Area: 28 units2

200

Graph the inequality Y< or = -3

Closed circle on -3 with arrow going to the left 

300

Order these numbers least to greatest:

-1/4, -1/2, -6/3, -7/4, -3

-3, -6/3, -7/4, -1/2, -1/4

300

Graph the coordinates:

(3, 7) and (-9, 7) 

What is the distance between the points? 

12 units

300

Write an inequality: The total number of boys and girls on a field trip is less than or equal to 150. Let the total number be (T)

T< or= 150

300

Graph the points on the grid:

(4, 4)  (4, 8)  (-6, 4)

Graph the final point. What is the area of the rectangle? 

(-6, 8)

Area: 40 units2

300
Graph the inequality H<-0.5

Open circle on -0.5 with the arrowing going to the left

400

Order these numbers greatest to least: 

-0.5555, -.03, -0.3, -0.5, -1

-.03, -0.3, -0.5, -0.5555, -1


400

Graph the coordinates: 

(6, 10) and (6, -5) 

What is the distance between the points? 

15 units

400

Write an inequality: 

 There are at least 34,000 species of spiders (S).

34,000< or equal to S

400

Graph the points on the grid: 

(-4, 6)  (-8, 6)  (-4, -4) 

Graph the final point. What is the area of the rectangle? 

(-8, -4)

Area: 40 units2

400

Graph the inequality T> or = -1/4 

Closed circle on -1/4 with arrow going to the right

500

Order these numbers least to greatest:

-1/2, -0.4, -7/8, -0.3, -5/4

-5/4, -7/8, -1/2, -0.4, -0.3

500

Graph the coordinates:

(7, 8) and (7, -8) 

What is the distance between the points?

16 units

500

The elevator of a local school has a maximum weight capacity of 2,000 pounds. If there are already 3 people on the elevator that have a combined weight of 460 pounds, write an inequality expressing the possible weights that may be added to the elevator. Use "w" to represent the weight.

W+460<or=2,000

w<or= 1,540

500

Graph the points on a grid:

(6, 5)  (-7, 5)  (-9, -2)

Graph the final point on the grid. 

What is the area of the parallelogram? hint: A=B X H

(4, -2)

Area: 91 units2 

500

Graph the inequality X<-5/4

Open circle on -5/4 with the arrow going to the left

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