Thanksgiving Writing and Solving Linear Inequalities from Graphs & Word Problems

Struggling to keep your high school students focused on linear inequalities as Thanksgiving approaches?

Introducing the Thanksgiving Linear Inequalities Activity — a festive, no-prep resource that blends algebra practice with a fun twist! Students will work with a mix of slope-intercept, standard form inequalities and word problems, then use their answers to bring a Thanksgiving picture to life. With three different picture options, your students will love comparing their finished designs without everyone doing the exact same one!

What’s Included:
✅ 12 problems — a mix of word problems, writing equations from graphs, and finding solutions.
✅ 3 Unique Picture Options — perfect for differentiation and classroom variety.
✅ Color-by-number format where answers tell students which color to use
✅ Complete Answer Key for quick and easy grading.

This activity combines rigorous math practice with creative engagement. The color-by-answer format provides instant feedback — incorrect answers lead to mismatched colors, helping students self-correct and stay motivated. Mixing equations and word problems encourages flexible thinking and application of algebraic reasoning.

With three different Thanksgiving picture options, your students will stay engaged and eager to see how their designs turn out, while you enjoy a quiet, productive class period before Thanksgiving break!

How to Use This Resource:

Use as a class activity, sub plan, or Thanksgiving-week review.
Assign different picture options to groups or individuals for variety.
Great for bell work, early finisher practice, or a low-stress class period before a holiday break.

➡️ Grab this resource today to make practicing linear inequalities from a graph festive and fun for your students!