Slope Intercept Form Activity - Stained Glass Project - Finding Slope Practice

🎨 Stained Glass Slope Project | Linear Equations | Slope-Intercept Form | Art + Math Activity

Bring creativity and color to your math classroom with this fun and hands-on Stained Glass Slope Project!

Students apply their understanding of slope-intercept form, linear equations, and x- and y-intercepts to design their own unique stained-glass artwork. Perfect as a practice activity, assessment, or enrichment project while teaching slope — and a great way to integrate math and art!

✨ What’s Included

✅ Teacher Directions — clear setup and implementation steps

✅ Student Directions — step-by-step instructions for creating the stained glass

✅ 3 Linear Equation Worksheet Pages — determine the lines to be graphed

✅ Photos of Finished Projects — inspire your students

✅ Sample Solution — shows a completed example

✅ Grading Rubric — assess accuracy, creativity, and effort

✅ Editable Versions of the Student Directions & Grading Rubric — customize to fit your class needs

🧠 Skills Covered

Students will:

• Graph linear equations in slope-intercept form (y = mx + b)
• Identify positive, negative, zero, and undefined slopes
• Determine x- and y-intercepts
• Apply graphing skills creatively to design a colorful stained-glass window

Every student’s project turns out unique, since they choose from a provided list of equations!

🎯 Perfect For

• Practice or review of slope & linear equations
• Assessment or performance task
• Math & art integration
• Sub plans or early finisher activity
• Engaging end-of-unit project

❤️ Why Teachers Love It

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “My students LOVED this! It was the perfect mix of creativity and math — every project came out different, and they were so proud to display their work.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Such a fun way to assess slope and intercepts — and the editable rubric made grading so easy!”