Common Core State Standards - Ratios and Proportional Relationships - 7.RP.A.3

The worksheet asks fifth- to eighth-grade students to create a frequency table and bar graph for the first 100 digits of pi. They will use these tools to analyze and answer questions about the distribution of digits.

This two-page math worksheet is created for seventh-grade students to identify proportional relationships by writing ratios between two quantities in a table. By recognizing proportional relationships, students can improve their proficiency in several seventh-grade math skills, such as finding the constant of proportionality and solving real-world proportional relationship problems. It can also prepare them for more advanced algebra skills, such as writing linear equations.

This seventh-grade math worksheet provides students with practice writing equations to represent proportional relationships in real-world situations. In "Writing Equations for Proportional Relationships: Word Problems," students are required to determine the constant of proportionality from each word problem and write the equation in the form y = kx. This worksheet is an excellent way to teach students how to apply their knowledge of proportional relationships to real-world scenarios.

This seventh- and eighth-grade math worksheet provides students with ample practice identifying the constant of proportionality from a graph. To determine the constant of proportionality, students need to select a point on the graph and then calculate the ratio of the y-coordinate to the x-coordinate. Students are required to find the constant of proportionality for several graphs in this two-page exercise, writing their answer as a whole number or simplified fraction. This worksheet is an excellent way to prepare students to solve problems involving real-world proportional relationships. For additional practice, students can try the "Find the Constant of Proportionality From Graphs" worksheet.

This seventh-grade algebra worksheet provides practice for students in writing and evaluating equivalent expressions through relatable word problems. The worksheet features four unique word problems that revolve around starting a skate team. Learners are required to write two different expressions to represent each scenario and then select one of their expressions to evaluate for a given value. To generate equivalent expressions, students can use math properties, combine like terms, factor or expand expressions. This one-page worksheet is an excellent tool for improving students' skills in writing algebraic expressions and solving multi-step word problems inspired by real-world situations. For additional practice in writing equivalent expressions from word problems, learners can try A Day at the Beach: Identifying and Writing Equivalent Expressions.

This seventh- and eighth-grade math worksheet provides practice in analyzing graphs that represent proportional relationships in real-world scenarios. Students are required to answer questions about specific points on given graphs and interpret their meaning. The worksheet features relationships such as time spent riding a bike and distance traveled, and pounds of fruit and total cost. This exercise is a useful way to help students connect math concepts to real-world situations and prepare them for graphing proportional relationships by developing their understanding of the meaning of different points on a graph.

This one-page practice worksheet aims to assist students in recognizing equivalent ratios that create proportions. The worksheet builds on their understanding of equivalent fractions and ratios, with a brief introductory section on how to identify whether two ratios form a proportion. It has 12 practice problems for students to work on.

This algebra-based performance task allows students to showcase their understanding of proportional relationships. The task centers around a neighborhood block party theme and consists of a three-page worksheet that prompts students to determine whether the relationships presented in tables and graphs are proportional. In cases where the relationship is proportional, students are required to identify the constant of proportionality and provide an equation that represents the relationship. Additionally, students are asked to graph proportional relationships and explain the significance of specific points on the graph within the context of word problems. This engaging worksheet serves as an excellent opportunity for students to enhance their problem-solving and proportional reasoning skills, and can also serve as a summative assessment.

This seventh-grade algebra worksheet involves identifying and writing equivalent expressions. The worksheet is beach-themed and features five word problems for students to solve. They are required to circle the expression that represents the given scenario and then create their own equivalent expression. To generate equivalent expressions, learners can use math properties, combine like terms, factor, or expand expressions. The worksheet offers engaging and relevant real-world scenarios, making it an excellent tool to develop students' abilities in breaking down multi-step word problems that include important concepts such as taxes and discounts. If you require further practice evaluating expressions from word problems, you can check out the Heather's Skate Team: Writing and Evaluating Expressions worksheet.