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Free 12th grade math videos
Skill Builder - Scale Factors and Proportions
Scale factors and proportions are major concepts needed to build the foundation for solving problems with similar figures. This skill builder activity can be used as notes, remediation, extra practice, or as substitute plans. This is also perfect for students who are frequently absent whether for good/bad reasons or students who are new and need to get up to speed (there should be NO EXCUSE to fall/stay behind!). What makes this resource unique is there are QR codes embedded in the worksheet tha
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9th - 12th
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Volume of Cylinder, Cone & Sphere - Guided Notes, Foldable & Videos
I am posting this resource to my TPT store. For FREE! I am posting this March 2020. I want to do my little bit to help since some schools are closing because of COVID-19 (or coronavirus). Now, I wouldn’t normally post this to my TPT because I feel that the quality isn’t the best but it may help out some teachers and students for distance learning. If you are in need of these resources feel free to download. If you review, please don’t be too harsh. It was somewhat difficult for me to make
Combinations of Functions (Unit 1 Precalculus)
⭐⭐ This Precalculus Honors lesson provides you with a customizable and fully-editable resource of guided student notes, practice set and daily lesson quiz that cover the topics for Combinations of Functions. Your students will perform operation on functions, find a composition of two functions, use combinations of functions to model real-world problems. ⭐⭐✅Lesson 1.7 Combinations of Functions is a one-day lesson with an emphasis on the learning objectives:★ Perform operations on functions★ Find
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Functions and Graphs MEGA Bundle (Unit 1 Precalculus)
Algebra Review & Mastery - Basic 1: Algebra Prerequisites | 9th-12th Grade
Are you looking for a way to help your high school students easily understand Algebra, Trigonometry, and PreCalculus Key Concepts? This Algebra Review and Mastery Basic 1 on Algebra Prerequisites covers key mathematical concepts such as Real Numbers, Exponents and Scientific Notation, Radicals and Rational Expressions, Polynomials, Factoring Polynomials, and Rational Expressions for your 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, higher grades, or homeschool math classes. This lesson plan contains 180 summary slide
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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DISTANCE LEARNING Logarithm Unit (Full Video Lessons & Answer Keys)
This is a complete logarithm unit. There are eight days of lessons. Each day contains:Full Video LessonsBlank Notes and Answer Key NotesBlank Classwork and Answer Key ClassworkBlank Homework and Answer Key HomeworkThe concepts for each day are:Day 1: Introduction to LogarithmsDay 2: Common and Natural Logs with Log PropertiesDay 3: Graphing Logarithmic EquationsDay 4: Expanding and Condensing LogsDay 5: PracticeDay 6: Change of Base Formula and Solving Exponential EquationsDay 7: Solving Logarit
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9th - 12th
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Sugar Shock Game- A Nutrition Activity For Health, Consumer Science or PE!
Math meets nutrition in this fun, interactive and healthy activity! Student can collaborate as they play this guess matching game.1. Watch the attached video on all the how-tos.2. Download the FREE supporting resources!3. Have fun with it!
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4th - 12th
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Slope (Rise over Run) Math SPED Lesson
Love this Mathematics lesson and want more great ideas? Get the entire 21 lesson bundle & video here!This Mathematics Slope SPED lesson plan is geared towards high school students with intellectual or moderate disabilities who must master Ohio's Learning Standards Extended and take the Alternate Assessment or other states' equivalent.Students watch a two minute video clip about the steepest street in the world - Canton Avenue found in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - to hook them into the lesson.P
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Four 4's Math Challenge
This fun math puzzle is great to do with your students.If you would like 15 puzzles (in one PPT download) to do with your students, click here.For answers to the riddle, click here.https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Brain-Teasers-for-your-Math-Class-4819484
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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Calculus: Rates of Change and Limits - Warm-Ups
The videos are to be used as a PREVIEW of the next day’s lesson. This helps students come to class with some prior knowledge before the lesson is taught. The warm-ups are given as a quick way to check and see if each student watched the short videos.
There are several benefits to this method:
• Students are immediately engaged in the lesson because they already “know” something about it.
• Students that learn at a slower pace, develop confidence and are more willing to participate in class bec
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10th - 12th
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Polynomial Operation Videos & Notes
I am posting this resource to my TPT store. For FREE! I am posting this March 2020. I want to do my little bit to help since some schools are closing because of COVID-19 (or coronavirus). Now, I wouldn’t normally post this to my TPT because I feel that the quality isn’t the best but it may help out some teachers and students for distance learning. If you are in need of these resources feel free to download. If you review, please don’t be too harsh. It was somewhat difficult for me to make
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Similar Figures - Video & Guided Notes
I am posting this resource to my TPT store. For FREE! I am posting this March 2020. I want to do my little bit to help since some schools are closing because of COVID-19 (or coronavirus). Now, I wouldn’t normally post this to my TPT because I feel that the quality isn’t the best but it may help out some teachers and students for distance learning. If you are in need of these resources feel free to download. If you review, please don’t be too harsh. It was somewhat difficult for me to make
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Graphing and Writing Sinusoidal Functions - 2 Day Lesson & Work - NO PREP!
Graphing transformations of sine and cosine, like y = Asin(Bx + C) + D, is difficult for students and teachers alike. The topic is detail-oriented and nuanced, and students often get very lost.This lesson, guided notes, videos, and practice set is exactly what you need to give your students a firm grasp on the skills and concepts involved. The lesson will take two to four days, depending on how familiar and motivated your students are. The lesson is broken into two basic parts. One part tea
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Modeling with Sinusoidal Functions COMPLETE UNIT
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Life Skills Math Full Curriculum | Functional Special Education Math Curriculum
Are you a busy special education math teacher struggling to come up with activities for your life skills math class? Save yourself TONS of time with this discounted special education math curriculum! 22 special education math units and 200 resources with 8,500+ pages/slides included! Make planning for your high school special education math class simple with all of these math worksheets, games and activities for the WHOLE year!As a special education teacher I know how much time I wasted trying t
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9th - 12th
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Life Skills Math Warm Ups Worksheets Special Education Morning Work Bell Ringers
Are you a busy special education teacher looking for life skills math worksheets, packets or morning work binders for special education? Look no further! These special education math warm ups with 3 levels included are PERFECT to consistently work on telling time, identifying money, counting money, budgeting / do you have enough money, making change, basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts, skip counting, missing numbers, basic fractions and elapsed time!All Math Warm Ups:
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9th - 12th
Angle Relationships with Lines Guided Notes and Video Lecture Link
Video and guided notes (in PDF form) for angle relationships including vertical angles, linear pairs, and angle relationships formed when two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. The notes are designed for students to use digitally using free PDF editing applications such as Kami, but they may also be printed. The notes are color coded - students complete any yellow sections from the video examples and students complete any green sections independently as part of the "Your Turn". The notes
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9th - 12th
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Getting Started with TurtleStitch!
This handout was created for my Middle School classes grades 6-8. It givese an overview of creating embroidery patterns in TurtleStitch.org which can later be exported to an embroidery machine. It includes a link to the video tutorial I created as well as some code samples to get started. It does not include a tutorial for exporting to an embroidery machine, but the code written in the tutorial is ready to export if you choose.
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5th - 12th
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ACT Math - Sin/Cos/Tan As Part Of The Answer
This ACT test prep video and quiz are the same proven concepts and strategies that have been used for more than 15 years to help maximize the test scores of more than 3,000 students in a one-on-one private tutoring setting and countless students online. It is like having a professional private ACT tutor in your classroom! This video covers a concept from the ACT Math section. It talks about how to do Sin, Cos or Tan for the Math questions, specifically focused on answers that contain Sin, Cos or
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9th - 12th
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A Beautiful Mind questionnaire
This questionnaire is tailored to the true story of Dr. John Nash. A Beautiful Mind is a wonderful representation of a mathematical mind and its power over the human cerebral. I have shown this movie as a fun activity and given these questions to the students in order to make them think about mathematics and the human mind.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Parallel & Perpendicular Lines Guided Notes & Lecture Video Link (PDF + Digital)
Video and guided notes (in PDF form) for writing equations of parallel and perpendicular lines. The notes are designed for students to use digitally using free PDF editing applications such as Kami, but they may also be printed. The notes are color coded - students complete any yellow sections from the video examples and students complete any green sections independently as part of the "Your Turn".Video covers the notes and explains the following examples:Slope criteria for parallel and perpen
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9th - 12th
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Scatter Plots and Best-Fitting Lines
Scatter Plots, Correlations, Best Fitting Lines
This is a flipped lesson. It includes a power point presentation, a notes worksheet for students to fill in, and a voice over video of me doing the lesson. I have my students watch the video and complete the notes at home. They can then come to class and do their homework. This allows me to give them immediate feedback as they are completing their assignment as well as answer any questions they have as they work.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Graph Linear Inequalities in Two Variables
Tell Whether the Ordered Pair is a Solution to the Inequality, Graphing Linear Inequalities
This is a flipped lesson. It includes a power point presentation, a notes worksheet for students to fill in, and a voice over video of me doing the lesson. I have my students watch the video and complete the notes at home. They can then come to class and do their homework. This allows me to give them immediate feedback as they are completing their assignment as well as answer any questions they have
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Represent Relations and Functions
Domain, Range, Relations, Functions, Vertical Line Test
This is a flipped lesson. It includes a power point presentation, a notes worksheet for students to fill in, and a voice over video of me doing the lesson. I have my students watch the video and complete the notes at home. They can then come to class and do their homework. This allows me to give them immediate feedback as they are completing their assignment as well as answer any questions they have as they work.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
AP Statistics, Full Curriculum, Relevant Topics, ALL FREE - Skew The Script
A free and full AP Statistics curriculum that explores relevant data in civics, economics, medicine, social media, sports, and more. The sequence works well in conjunction with the AP Stats CED and the most widely-used AP Statistics textbooks. Lesson resources include instructional videos, handouts, slide decks, answer keys, and Desmos activities. These flexible materials are perfect for traditional, flipped, or online classrooms. You can find it all (for free) right here: skewthescript.org/ap-s
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10th - 12th
Real World Math Videos Companion Worksheet
Here is a freebie to use in conjunction with The Futures Channel website videos. I love these videos because they give students a glimpse into careers that use math in some way. There are often careers that students wouldn't consider "math jobs", which is an aspect I like. I think it broadens their thinking about how math is relevant. You have to peruse the list for the free videos as they change weekly or you can purchase a subscription and have access to all of the videos! I love this web
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6th - 12th
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