Ratios and Rates PowerPoint | Compare Ratios & Use Rates to Make Predictions | Distance Learning

Great for in-class, online, and distance learning!

This ratios and rates PowerPoint presentation helps students practice comparing ratios and using rates to make predictions with a double number line. This no-prep math lesson includes a mini-lesson, guided practice, a lesson quiz, and an exit ticket — everything you need to teach and assess this skill in one resource. The presentation is 100% editable, so you can modify any slide to fit your classroom.

What's Included:

✔ Mini-Lesson with Guided Practice
Covers key vocabulary and essential terms for ratios and rates. Students work through scaffolded instruction and guided practice questions aligned to each lesson objective, with every problem worked out step-by-step.

✔ Lesson Quiz
A ratios and rates quiz covering every topic in the lesson — perfect for formative assessment. Use it for independent practice or partner work.

✔ Exit Ticket
A ready-to-use exit ticket for a quick, low-prep understanding check. Students record their answer on a sticky note or index card to turn in on their way out.

✔ Answer Key Included
Complete answer keys for the mini-lesson, quiz, and exit ticket save you prep time.

Topics Covered:
✔ Compare Ratios
✔ Use Rates to Make Predictions (Double Number Line)

Perfect for: middle school math, 6th grade math, 7th grade math, ratios and proportions unit, math intervention, math test prep, sub plans, homeschool math

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