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Trashketball

Engage 7th grade students in reviewing linear and proportional relationships with the fun Trashketball game format. Rules include answering questions on marker boards, shooting for points, and managing scores. Practice identifying linear and proportional relationships and solving related equations. Reinforce understanding of rates of change, percent calculations, and more through interactive gameplay. Get ready for a productive review session to prepare for upcoming assessments!

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Trashketball

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  1. Trashketball Grade 7 MSA 1 Review

  2. Rules: • All teams can and SHOULD answer each question on their marker boards. • Questions are worth 1, 2, or 3 points. • You may shoot from the 1, 2, or 3 points line as determined by the question’s value. • You earn the point value for the question + the point value for any baskets you make. • We will subtract points for missed baskets: • 3 pointer = -2 points • 2 pointer = -1 point • Keep track of your team’s score on your score sheet. • The winning team will receive a 5 point bonus on tomorrow’s test.

  3. Which table represents a linear relationship? orange

  4. Write an equation for it! y = 5x + 5 5

  5. Which table represents a proportional relationship? Green

  6. Erica was skiing yesterday. I wrote the equation d = 2t + 50 to represent her distance d from the top of the slope as we practiced. What number represents her rate, or speed? 2, maybe 2 feet per second

  7. What is the rate of change shown in this graph? $5 per week

  8. Write an equation to match this graph. There are 78 students who passed a test. If this represents 75% of the students, what is the total number of students who took the test? m = 20 + 5w

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