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Middle school precalculus handouts $5-10
Trigonometry Word Problems (Notes & Gallery Walk) 14 DIFFERENT WORD PROBLEMS!
Trigonometry Gallery Walk was always my "go-to" observation activity where students physically move throughout the room to answer a variety of questions while the teacher maintains structure with a timer in the classroom. Paired with notes to help students guide into Trig Word Problems as well as multistep (trapezoid) word problems. This is my favorite day of the year!Covering both right triangle and trapezoid multistep trigonometry, this resource is perfect for reinforcing skills and preparing
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8th - 12th
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Operations on Polynomials Guided Notes Bundle
Bundle and save!This bundle includes our addition, subtraction, introduction to multiplication and introduction to division guided notes. Our guided notes are designed to be used for teaching and to create notes that support students when practicing.Complete each guide as a class to build a set of notes that students can refer back to as they practice. Alternatively, provide students with the completed note set as review or to scaffold their learning while they are familiarizing themselves with
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8th - 10th
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GEOMETRY PP: Trigonometric Ratios with GUIDED NOTES/DISTANCE LEARNING/NO PREP
This is without a doubt one of my favorite lessons to present to my students!
* The lesson begins with basic definitions describing trigonometry
* A little history is given as to where the trigonometry term originated.
* The three basic trigonometric ratios are introduced
* The parts of a right triangle are reviewed
* Opposite and Adjacent sides are explained and the importance of attention.
* A mnemonic is offered to assist in recall of the ratios
*. Students are instructed on h
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Polynomial Division Worksheets with Horizontal Box Method
Polynomial Division just got easier using the horizontal box method! This is a worksheet set with 40 worksheets with 1 problem per page and 5 worksheets with 4 problems per page. There are 4 levels/types of problems and answer keys included for all of them. Plus blank templates for further practice!*****If you are not familiar with the box method- it is an effective alternative to long division. Many students struggle with long division because of the visual structure of it. The box method prese
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8th - 12th
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Parent Functions and Transformations: Notes and Practice
This Packet Includes:Table of Contents and Discussion pg. 1 Graphs of Parent Functions (Intro) pgs. 2-3 Critical Information and Patterns pgs. 4-6 Practice Recognizing Parent Functions pg. 7 Translations (Vertical and Horizontal Shifts) pgs. 8-11 Reflections pgs. 12-15 Translations and Reflections (1st note on order) pgs. 16-18 Vertical Stretches and Shrinks (Compressions) pgs. 19-21 Sequence of Transformations (Complex) pgs. 22-24 Using Transformations for Other Functions pgs. 25-27The concept
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Geometry Power-point: Volume of Cylinders and Prisms with GUIDED NOTES
What a great time I had with this lesson! * The lesson is perfect for DISTANCE LEARNING and is "no-prep" for instructors. * The lesson begins with a brief discussion as to the meaning of "Volume" and the relationship volume has to Geometric Solids.* It then progresses to volume measurement; two dimensions vs three dimensions* Students learn the difference between a Polyhedron Solid and a Polyhedron that does not qualify as a solid.* Students learn to identify the various parts of cylinde
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Parent Functions and Transformations - Notes, Examples, and Homework
Thank you for considering this as a purchase. I use these notes and examples to teach student to identify the six main parent functions from an equation, how to identify transformations to a parent function, and how to write a parent function given a written description. This is a great lesson for any Algebra 1, Algebra 2, or Pre-Calculus level student. I also included an additional homework worksheet that I use to assess student understanding.
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8th - 11th
Summer fun! Real-Life Linear Equations Tasks, with key and Linear Programming
Children will love this group of activities during the summer time, as it applioes to the Real world that we live in. They look at Math with different eyes when realising that Math is all around us in Real Life!This resource (tasks with complete key) covers 5 different real-life applications of linear equations. They include filling a pool, taking a road trip, paying off debt, earning a salary and renting a car.This resource works great as ...an assessment exercisea task independent workdistanc
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7th - 9th
Sum of a Geometric Series Graphic Organizer
This is a graphic organizer that explains each step in finding the sum of a geometric series up to any term, given the starting value and the common ratio. There is a worked example on the reverse side. This organizer is useful for students new to the topic, struggling learners, and also any learners in need of very concrete instructions for solving these types of problems. Highly recommended for differentiating in mainstream classrooms or for pull-out mathematics classes. During the correspond
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8th - 11th
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Angles Review
I created this worksheet to help my students prepare for the final. It is a review of angle basics including:
Drawing an angle in standard position.
Converting from degrees to radians and vice versa.
Given an angle measure, stating the quadrant the terminal side of the angle would be in if it were drawn in standard position.
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8th - 11th
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Summer Fun Math! Substitution, Ordered Pairs, Linear Equations, Coordinates
This resource (4 Tasks containing 16 problems) addresses the 2 important algebraic skills: To use a linear equation to generate one of the coordinates of an ordered pair.To use an ordered pair to solve an incomplete linear equation This resource works great as ...an assessment exercisea task independent workdistance learningmath stationsmath centershomeworkPlease follow my store here to get notified of all new resources I create I love to improve my resources, so any constructive feedback from y
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8th - 10th
Absolute Value Functions - Graphing and Modeling Notes and Examples
Thank you for considering this as a purchase. I use these notes and examples to teach how to graph absolute value function, and to give them an introduction to transformations to parent functions. This is a great lesson for any Algebra 1, Algebra 2, or Pre-Calculus level student.
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7th - 11th
Big Exponential and Logarithm Review Packet
Big review on exponential and logarithmic functions. Logs of practice questions on exponential and log rules, modeling REAL data, and application problems such as modeling the spread of disease and modeling muscle mass growth.
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8th - 12th
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