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High school calculus centers
Derivative Scavenger Hunt Game
Do you need a fun way for students to practice derivatives with minimal prep? The Derivative Scavenger Hunt Game gets students up and moving around while practicing math. In this game, students use the answer to one problem to find another problem hanging around the classroom. Students will complete a total of 16 problems to create a list of mathematicians. You can even extend this activity by having students research one of the mathematicians in the scavenger hunt. This product is self-checkin
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Average Rate of Change of Functions Activity Color by number PreCalculus
This Color by Number activity is a fun way for students to practice Average Rate of Change of Functions. Students find average rate of change of functions and use the solutions to color the color by number template. Great for self-checking.This resource includes: - Color by number template with solutions- Problem set- Answer key This practice and review activity is good for after students have completed Average Rate of Change Functions Interactive Notebook NotesPreCalculus Function resources
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10th - 12th
Also included in: Functions and Graphs Bundle PreCalculus Unit 1
Precalculus Summer Review Packet
Use this Precalculus Summer Review Packet to assess the prerequisite skills your students have and determine what skills need remediation. Through this precalculus packet, students will review their mathematics before you teach them new material. Check out the Precalculus Summer Review Packet Feedback: "This is one of the best most comprehensive review activities to begin the school year! My students could determine their strengths and weaknesses so quickly and easily! They knew what remedial qu
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9th - 12th
Domain and Range of Polynomials Functions Interval Notation
This is an amazing double sided worksheet on Domain and Range of Polynomial functions. Students always have trouble with Domain and range, and so I designed this worksheet to help them. It really will send the concept home. After they complete this, I promise they will understand domain and range like never before. This is by far the best worksheet for Domain and Range. It usually takes 40-55 minutes to complete. Look at all the positive feedback/ratings. There is an answer key included.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Imaginary and Complex Numbers Exploration Stations
This exploration station lesson allows students to discover imaginary and complex numbers with independence. After some beginning direct instruction of imaginary numbers from the teacher, students will work through 4 stations that will teach them how to simplify negative square roots, add complex numbers, subtract complex numbers and multiply complex numbers. The teacher will then lead dividing complex numbers.Each poster has an example worked out and written directions for the rules needed fo
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Tap the Dots Math: Single Digit Subtraction using numbers 0 thru 5 only
Make math easy! Touch and count the dots. This product includes 20 worksheets and answer keys. There are 20 single digit subtraction problems on each page. There are no pictures or clip art so that they can be appropriate for high school and elementary kids too.! This method is super for struggling learners and all learners!****Tap the Dot Math: Old strategy with NEW NAME. Numbers have dots/circles that students touch as they count up for addition or down for subtraction. It is a very successfu
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K - 10th
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Also included in: Tap the Dots Math: Subtraction Bundle: Single Digit and Double Digit
Error Analysis: Implicit Differentiation
Students need a lot of practice in implicit derivatives for fluency because they tend to make a lot of mistakes. In this Error Analysis on Implicit Differentiation, students will identify common errors and then rework the problem correctly. The twelve problems cover both 1st and 2nd derivatives and writing the tangent line equation. Each problem is on its own separate sheet, but I’ve also included an answer sheet that can hold up to 6 problems. This allows the teacher plenty of flexibility to us
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11th - 12th
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Calculus Matching Graphs of Functions with their Derivatives
Students will match the 16 graphs of functions with the graphs of their derivatives. Includes linear, quadratics, cubics, and quartics! This is great activity for college level or AP calculus classes.The cards can be cut out for a matching game, group activity, or whole class activity.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Precalculus Final Exam (40 Questions)
Precalculus Final Exam40 questionsMultiple Choice Questions -Open Ended Questions Topics Covered:The formal rules of algebraFunctionsGraphsPolynomial functionsThe roots, or zeros, of a polynomialThe slope of a straight lineLinear functions: The equation of a straight lineSynthetic divisionRoots of polynomials of degree greater than 2Inverse functionsLogarithmsLogarithmic and exponential functionsMultiplication of sums My Quizzes: 4th Grade Word Problems Quiz (10 Q)Equations and Inequalities Quiz
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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POLYNOMIAL BUNDLE GRAPH MATCH FACTORED STANDARD KEY FEATURES ACTIVITY
Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Precalculus, Calculus,Key Features of polynomials in a sorting/ matching activity!This bundle contains:(1) Activity matching graphs to equations in factored form(2) Activity matching graphs to equations in standard form*Same graphs and equations are used in both activities making them interchangeable!!! Sooo many possibilities!Give your students a creative and hands on way to practice matching polynomial graphs (in standard form or factored form or both!) to its equation,
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9th - 12th
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Simplifying Trigonometric Function Task Cards Using Identities
These are task cards that I use in my Precalculus class when working with trigonometric identities. The product includes 28 questions along with the answers. The questions can be printed out with just one side (the question) or two-sided (question on front and answer on back). I usually print mine with the answers on the back so that they can check their work and know if they are right.
I have used this product in a couple of ways. First, I use it for them to work in pairs and practice s
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Calculus AB Multiple Choice Exam (28 non-calculator problems)
This Multiple Choice AP exam was carefully designed to provide a comprehensive and challenging review of AB topics which contains problems similar to the Multiple Choice AP exams released by the College Board. This exam contains 28 multiple choice questions that must be solved without the use of a calculator. It can be administered during a typical 55-minute class period to simulate the amount of time students will be given during the actual AP Calculus AB Exam.
A detailed Answer Key with exp
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Fundamental Trig Identities - Scavenger Hunt Activity
Students will factor trigonometric expressions and use trigonometic identities to simplify expressions in this scavenger hunt activity. It's easy for the students to figure out if they did something wrong if they end up at the same letter twice, and it's easy to see where they went wrong with the attached answer key.Answer Key IncludedLooking for more on your ANALYTIC TRIGONOMETRY unit? Check out these resources!Verifying Trig Identities - Race ActivitySolving Trig Equations - ColoringSum &
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Analytic Trigonometry - ENTIRE UNIT BUNDLE!!
CALCULUS Limits at Infinity and the life of LEIBNIZ
LIMITS at Infinity
A Calculus FIBs (Fill In the Blanks) Activity
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Combining math history with finding limits at infinity, this resource asks students to find ten limits as x approaches infinity. The answers will lead to facts about Gottfried Leibniz, an interesting character who was instrumental in developing calculus as we know it.
The assignment can be used for sub plans or for generating interest in the history of math. It also gives
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10th - 12th
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Implicit differentiation - Math Puzzle
Implicit differentiation - Math PuzzleUsing implicit differentiation to find dy/dx.I’ve included two different sizes of the same puzzle. The smaller size is only two pages and it great if you are going to print of individual copies for students to practice with in class or at home. The larger size requires 8 pieces of paper and quite a bit of space to solve – fun for centers and group work!Cut out the puzzle pieces (or even better if your students do it themselves) and students are to solve the
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Integration by U Substitution Calculus Coloring Activity
Integration by U Substitution Coloring Activity is a fun and engaging way to get your Calculus students motivated to practice their knowledge of evaluating indefinite integrals using u-substitution. Students will solve 6 problems by practicing using the u-substitution rules of integration.➡️ Students of all ages love to color, so they will be super excited to color these adorable color-by-number flowers. A bonus is that you can use the finished product for a bulletin board!⭐I would copy the fi
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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L'Hopital's Rule Circuit
This is a great circuit to use with your calculus students to reinforce the use of L'Hopital's Rule. Not all of the problems require the use of L'Hopital's Rule but that is all part of the fun. Your students are sure to like this and they will learn something as well.
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10th - 12th
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Sketching Graphs from Features Activity
Designed for early precalculus students, but easily adaptable for algebra or calculus students.Have students create graphs that satisfy given conditions. Teachers give one condition at a time, and students work together to adjust their graph to satisfy all conditions simultaneously. Conditions include features such as increasing and decreasing intervals, concavity, points and inverses, even functions, asymptotes.
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9th - 12th
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Trigonometric Functions of Any Angle - Scavenger Hunt Activity
Students will evaluate trigonometric functions given a point on the terminal side, find the quadrant in which an angle lies, evaluate trigonometric functions without a calculator, and more in this scavenger hunt activity. It's easy for the students to figure out if they did something wrong if they end up at the same letter twice, and it's easy to see where they went wrong with the attached answer key.Answer Key IncludedLooking for more on your TRIGONOMETRY unit? Check out these resources!Radians
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Trigonometry - ENTIRE UNIT BUNDLE!!
AP PRECALCULUS - INCREASING/DECREASING INTERVALS & CONCAVITY
INCREASING/DECREASING INTERVALSINCREASING/DECREASING INTERVALS & CONCAVITY-SCAVENGER HUNT & CONCAVITY- SCAVANGER HUNT INCLUDED16 Station CardsRecording worksheetDIRECTIONSPrint 16 stations and scatter them around the room, on desks, walls, and even the hallway for more adventure.Distribute the recording worksheet to each student/group.Assign a starting problem to each group. Students will solve each problem and write their answers on the recording worksheet. The answer they get will
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10th - 12th
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Derivatives as a Function (Difference Quotient)
In this station activity, students are finding the derivatives of several different functions including, rational, polynomial, square root functions and more. Students will also take this idea one step further and find the line tangent to the curve at a point.
This activity is great for all levels of calculus and will push their algebraic skills to the end. A complete worked out solution key is provided so you can concentrate on the mathematics, not trying to find the solution!
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11th - 12th
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Evaluating Limits Graphically Scavenger Hunt
Evaluating Limits Graphically Scavenger Hunt
This walk around activity will help students practice evaluating limits of functions based on their graphs. Students begin the activity by choosing any one of the graphs posted around the classroom, and the solution for that limit will lead them to the next station.
This scavenger hunt requires that students be able to find limits based on the graph of a function. The activity includes limits, limits from the left, and limits from the right. Soluti
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Learn Mental Math with the Japanese Abacus (soroban step by step)
Secrets of the Japanese abacus (soroban step by step)This book will accompany you in your training trip, so that you can be a successful trainee and also a teacher for others, through the stages you'll find illustrated with explanations and also practical exercises for each stage. So what you have to do is following the stages step by step without running, applying each exercise to train and test your .understanding of each explanationWelcome to Soroban World!
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Expanding and Condensing Logarithms Scavenger Hunt
This is a quick-to-grade expanding and condensing logarithms scavenger hunt. Have your students practice their skills either while up and about in a gallery walk-type environment or print out multiple sets for small groups or tutorials. This activity is quick to grade (the answers spell out a word) and self-checking for students (if their answer doesn't appear on a card, they know they need to try again). An optional answer sheet is included with spaces for students to organize and show their
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11th - 12th
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