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Free high school precalculus printables
Graphing Linear Inequalities | TI-84 Calculator Reference Sheet and Practice
This graphing calculator reference sheet guides students step-by-step on how to graph a linear inequality and systems of linear inequalities.INCLUDED:Reference Sheet: A reference page with step-by-step instructionsPractice Sheet: A practice page with four problems for students to review what they've learned.Digital Version: A Google Jamboard version is also included so students can practice these skills digitally.Teaching graphing calculator skills help students with: • Speed• Making connections
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8th - 10th
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Complex Number (Imaginary) Maze ~~ Review Worksheet
This Maze has 42 question (6 by 7). Students simplify problems by adding, subtracting or multiplying complex numbers. Key and Wall that teach Posters are included. This is a great review worksheet.Possible Uses:-Review-End of lesson check for understanding-Alternative to HomeworkCheckout my other Complex Number product:Reducing Square Roots Activities~Imaginary and Real Numbers
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Graphing a Quadratic Function (Vertex and Standard Form) | Handwritten Notes
GRAPHING A QUADRATIC FUNCTIONIncludes:• standard Form• vertex Form• simple vocabularyCheck out my other quadratic resources!→ Solving a Quadratic Equation | Handwritten Notes→ Quadratic Function Overview | Handwritten Notes→ Quadratic Formula & Discriminant | Handwritten Notes======================================================ABOUT THIS FILEAll notes are one-page, hand drawn summaries of specific math topics. They tend to be brief overviews, meant to be used as cheat sheets, study guides
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8th - 12th
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Math Bell Ringer Journal for the Entire School Year: FREE 2 Week Sample
Free 2 week sample PDF of the Math bell ringer journal for the entire school year including 275 journal prompts for middle and high school students.
Use the full Mathematics Bell Ringer Journal for the Entire School Year to strengthen your students' problem solving and critical thinking skills. The full journal includes 275 math themed journal prompts for middle and high school students.
This product provides teachers with an entire school year of mathematics-themed journal prompts in an orga
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7th - 12th
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Parent Functions Foldable Booklet
This little foldable booklet includes 6 parent functions; linear, absolute value, quadratic, cubic, square root and exponential functions.
The booklet is great for INB's!
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Function Rule Game
Function Transformations Card Sort and Match Puzzle Activity
Write Exponential Functions Scavenger Hunt Activity
Functions Vocabulary Word Wall Cards
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9th - 11th
FREE Multiplying Monomials (Product Rule of Exponents) Algebra Worksheet & Guide
Polynomials practice problems and demonstrated examples to help students master multiplying monomials and the product rule of exponents. This resource is perfect for: self-directed students tackling this skill for the first time; review before a test; flipped-classroom pre-work; substitute work; homework; or just extra practice for students in pre-algebra, Algebra 1, College Algebra, GED, HiSET, and HSE classes. This resource includes:An instructions page with fully demonstrated example problems
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Math Valentines Freebie
My funny valentine with a math twist! This is a perfect way to show your students they have a special place in your life. This is a fun set of 12 valentine cards you can print on colorful card stock and personalize.This makes a great gift for your students or your colleagues, family and friends. Each card is ¼ or a normal sheet of cardstock. When printed in two-sided mode, each card has a place to address to the recipient and “Happy Valentine’s Day!” on the back.Included in the resource:12 math-
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7th - 12th
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Degrees & Radians WAR (card game)
Students practice their skills of changing degrees into radians and radians into degrees in this game of Degrees & Radians WAR.
It is played like the card game "War," where each student has a deck of cards with all the degrees and radians of the unit circle. Students shuffle their own deck and turn over the first card of their deck. They compare to see which value is larger, and whomever has the larger value wins those two cards, turns them over face-down on the table and the students go
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9th - 12th
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Circuit Training - Using Identities (Trigonometry)
Your students have learned all of their identities, but how do they use them? Give them a circuit and put them to work. Some of the questions involve simplifying, some involve re-writing, some involve solving, etc. 24 questions total. Student must hunt for their answer to advance in the circuit. My students love this format -- they don't leave my classroom when the bell rings! This circuit is meaty -- it might take two days or an entire block. The teacher should work the circuit first bef
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Solving Rational Equations Partner Practice
Partners work to solve rational equations in their column. The answers from each partners column should be the same – that is how students know that they got the problem right.Can be used in centers and is built to have students work with each other to identify and correct mistakes.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Piecewise Functions Guided Notes AND Assignment (algebra)
I wrote these guided notes for my algebra one students as an introduction to piecewise functions. They understand a function as an input / output machine and they understand the notation. They do not know about the vertical line test or formal definition yet, and they do not know the words domain and range. But, since we were finishing up compound inequalities, I thought it would be a great place and time to introduce the piecewise function. This is not a circuit! It's just a set of notes I
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8th - 11th
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Table of Trig Values, Includes Trig Graph Paper FREE
During your lessons on the Unit Circle give your students the blank copy of the Table of Trig Values (key included) and ask them to fill it out - this will help the students to recognize patterns and memorize the Unit Circle. When it's time to graph trig functions, give the students a copy of the trig graph paper. There are 3 blank grids on one page. I included 2 pages in this product so you can print, then copy front and back really easily. The grids are -8 to 8 along the horizontal axis and -
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10th - 11th
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Also included in: Precalculus SLOW GROWING BUNDLE
Algebra: Factoring Level 1 Math Bingo Review Game
Algebra Factoring Level 1 Math Bingo Expressions include binomials and trinomials for the students to Factor using techniques such as Greatest Common Factor, Difference of Two Squares, and Trinomials with and without a coefficient in front.Click Here to view a full preview of the digital Bingo Game. Other versions for differentiation:Factoring Level 2 - Quadratic Expressions need to be reduced to their linear, quadratic, and cubic factorsFactoring Level 3 - Polynomial Expressions need to be redu
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Algebra BUNDLE: Math Bingo Review Games
Form A Graphing, Continuity, and Limits with Rational Functions
This activity is intended to help students bridge the gap between the graphing of rational functions encountered in Algebra 2 and the level of analysis expected in precalculus and calculus. (I use it in my AP Calculus courses.) Using graphical representations to investigate one-sided limits and types of discontinuity leads to a better understanding of continuity. *Form B of this activity can be used to reinforce these concepts or as an assessment.**Forms C and D involve polynomial division an
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training - Algebra 2 Review - Precal Preview
24 problems for review in the circuit format! Great for review before standardized tests (SAT, ACT), or for the beginning of the semester. Your students will be engaged as they practice their math skills because they will have to find their answer to advance in the circuit. This element of self-check in the math classroom is essential! Can be easily made into task cards or a scavenger hunt.
The answer key is not included because the answers are embedded in the circuit.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Factoring Flow Chart Graphic Organizer
Graphic organizers help students stay organized and retain information! This graphic organizer helps students use an appropriate factoring technique for factoring quadratic or polynomial expressions. The flow chart guides students through different factoring techniques based on the number of terms of the expression. My students really benefit from flow charts and graphic organizers to help present material and information in a visual and meaningful way. ⭐ Factoring methods included:GCFDifference
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9th - 11th
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Circuit Training -- Precalculus Unit 1 REVIEW
I wrote this 16-question circuit as a request for our AP Precalculus teacher. She wanted something to help her students review before the Unit 1 test. This circuit covers many of the topics in the course and exam description from end behavior and limits to rational and polynomial functions. Only questions 14, 15, and 16 require the use of a calculator; the first 13 questions should be worked without technology. There is no answer key included because the answers are embedded in the circuit;
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10th - 12th
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Circuit Training for Simplifying Rational Expressions; Algebra 2 and above
A 16 problem circuit training exercise. You start in the first box, find the answer in another box. That new box is numbered two and then find the answer to that box. Continue until the worksheet is complete and you find the answer found in the first box. Self-checking!
This hits sum/difference of cubics early, so I prefer to do it in class when this topic is new rather than just sending it home. You can do a guided or work/report for the first two or three boxes to get them going, and the
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9th - 12th
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Solving Equations: Absolute Value
Practice solving equations with absolute value with this quick and easy worksheet. Your students will enjoy the short amount of problems. Use it as notes or assignments.
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9th - 11th
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Circuit Training - Inverses of Trig Functions and Solving equations
This 28-question circuit was written by honors precalculus teacher, Jennifer McManus and it is challenging! Rigorous! I love it! I haven't even finished it yet because I keep messing up -- so be careful.
It is so wonderful that she wants to share it with everyone for free!
Work this one BEFORE your students so you know what they need to know before they start. Remember, the answers are imbedded in the circuit (it is how students move from one question to the next), so no answer key is incl
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Exponential Equations Ladder Activity
In this activity, students will solve exponential and logarithmic equations. This ladder activity is a great alternative to a worksheet. Students will cut the problems apart along the lines and work the card labeled "Start" and find their answer on the top of another card. They tape their cards together until a chain is formed. There are 11 problems.
This activity can be completed individually or in pairs. An answer key and instructions are provided.
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10th - 12th
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Operations with Rational Expressions Activity
Students will demonstrate their understanding of operations with rational expressions by solving 9 problems and shading in their answers to find the answer to the riddle!
If they see the answer more than once, they shade it! Great homework assignment and great way for them to assess their own work.
This is for Algebra 2 or PreCalculus!
Enjoy!
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10th - 11th
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FREE Unit Circle Bingo Trigonometry Math Game Evaluating Trig Functions
This is a perfect end of the year, back to school, math centers, summer camp, or summer school Math activity.If your students need practice with evaluating trig functions using the unit circle, check this BINGO.There are 16 questions for the students to evaluate based on their knowledge of 4 trigonometric functions: sine, cosine, tangent, and cotangent. Students will also need to convert between degrees and radians.PRINTABLE PDF VERSION. Click the GREEN STAR at the top of my store to follow me
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9th - 12th
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Factoring Foldable Algebra 2
This foldable is perfect for reviewing factoring methods. I use it in Algebra I when we review: - factoring out a GCF- factoring a difference of squares- factoring a basic trinomial or a trinomial when "a" does not equal one- factoring by grouping- factoring a sum or difference of cubes
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9th - 12th
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