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• Can your Algebra I student write the equation of a line from two points?

  Grade 9 · A.2(B)

  TEKS A.2(B) asks a student to write linear equations in two variables in various forms given one point and the slope, or given two points.

• Can your eighth grader find where two lines meet?

  Grade 8 · 8.9

  TEKS 8.9 asks a child to identify values of x and y that satisfy two linear equations from the intersection of their graphs.

• Can your seventh grader write y = mx + b from a table?

  Grade 7 · 7.7

  TEKS 7.7 asks a child to represent linear relationships in words, tables, graphs, and equations that simplify to y = mx + b.

• Can your sixth grader plot a point in any quadrant?

  Grade 6 · 6.11

  TEKS 6.11 asks a child to graph ordered pairs of rational numbers in all four quadrants.

• Can your fifth grader sort shapes into families?

  Grade 5 · 5.5(A)

  TEKS 5.5(A) asks a child to classify two-dimensional figures in a hierarchy of sets using their attributes.

• Can your fourth grader add fractions with the same denominator?

  Grade 4 · 4.3(E)

  TEKS 4.3(E) asks a child to add and subtract fractions that share a denominator, using models that lead to the number line.