This educational video provides a comprehensive tutorial on how to find x and y intercepts from a table of values representing a linear function. Starting with the basic definition of intercepts (where x or y equals zero), the video progresses from simple tables where the intercepts are clearly visible to more complex scenarios where the pattern must be extended or calculated to find the zero values. The content covers calculating slope (rate of change) from a table and using that ratio to extrapolate missing values forward or backward. It demonstrates three distinct methods: simple observation, extending the pattern row-by-row, and performing calculation 'jumps' to find distant intercepts without writing out every intermediate step. Ideal for Algebra I students, this resource helps bridge the gap between arithmetic patterns and linear equations. It emphasizes logical reasoning and proportional thinking, moving students away from rote memorization and toward a deeper understanding of linear relationships and function behavior.