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Click on the link to practice rewriting equations of lines. If you do not know what you’re doing, then go back a re-watch the videos again. When you feel comfortable with these questions, move onto Task Part 2.

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Parallel & perpendicular lines from equation | Analytic geometry (practice) | Khan Academy

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Click the picture below and click the button - MAE A COPY. Now you have your own copy in your Drive that no other student has access to.

Read all the instructions, then determine which lines are parallel, perpendicular, or neither, and drag and drop each pair of equations into the appropriate boxes.

You may need to rewrite these, so have paper and pencil handy!  Remember, there are videos in the interactive lessons that show you how to rewrite linear equations into slope intercept form. If you cannot move the equations into the appropriate space, PLEASE go back and watch the videos again.
When you complete the Google Slides, click SHARE. Type in my email: catharinepage@lowndes.k12.ga.us so I can review it, make comments, and grade or send it back to you for revisions. You will see comments from me on the slides.

Your quiz is based only on the information learned in the videos and task! Each quiz this week will look a little different, but that's part of online learning - We try new things!

Each correct placement of equations is 1 point for a total of 15 points.

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Copy of Linear  Equations - Parallel, Perpendicular, or Neither? 

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Today, instead of watching a video of me teaching you will discover the notes for yourself. With this activity builder, the lesson is designed as baby steps to develop the criteria for parallel and perpendicular lines. Click the 1st website to get started. The points will come from the 1st website because you are required to interact and write your thoughts in the discussion boxes. All answers should be about math; I do not need random comments and inappropriate information in the text boxes, because several other students, including myself, will be able to see your answers too. You will receive no credit if I see this!

Website 2-5 are videos that help you recall how to rewrite equations of lines in slope-intercept form. Remember, you learned how to write equations in middle school, so these videos only serve as a simple review in addition to understanding the criteria for each type of line.

1. Desmos Determining Slopes of Parallel Lines

2. Desmos Parallel and Perpendicular Lines Interactive Lesson

3. Graphing Parallel Lines

4. Writing Equations to Compare Parallel Lines

5. Writing and Graphing Perpendicular Lines

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Click the picture below and click the button - MAE A COPY. Now you have your own copy in your Drive that no other student has access to.
Complete the first 5 slides by dragging and dropping the missing parts into the appropriate places. When you complete the Google Slides, click SHARE. Type in my email: catharinepage@lowndes.k12.ga.us   I will send you a KEY for you to check your work. If everything is good to go, please complete the quiz :)

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Parallel and Perpendicular Lines Template 