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Trigonometry rubrics for staff and administrators
Unit Circle Project (Rubric)
This is a great moment for all your creative minds to ger a chance to shine even if they might not be the strongest in a mathematics classroom. It is often so hard to get a chance to make opportunities for kids to be creative in upper level math that I love getting to offer this Unit Circle project as out unit assessment for trig.Included is the rubric and calculations sheet that I give to all students. They are given 2-3 weeks depending on the timeline to complete this project and turn it in wi
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10th - 12th
Trigonometry Real World Creative Project
A fun and creative way for students to demonstrate their understanding of trigonometry. This real world creative project allows students to add their personal touch to the project. They are able to show their learning in a fun and creative way.Included are detailed instructions, along with scoring rubric for ease of grading, and a sample student creative project.
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10th - 12th
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Trigonometry Project (Outside Activity) - Includes Rubric
This is a fun project where the students will create an inclinometer and use it to find the height of a tall structure outside, such as a tall tree, using trigonometry learned in the unit. This is a great hands-on activity for everyone in the class, especially if you have students who are struggling to understand trigonometry. This project is very engaging and I have always had positive feedback by students and parents. Data Collection Form, Peer/Self-Assessment and Rubric are included. I'm
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9th - 10th
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Trigonometry Holiday Song Parody Project
Alternative assessment or bonus activity for your trigonometry unit! Students demonstrate their understanding of trigonometric functions by rewriting a holiday (or other) song. They can do it as a group or individually. Also makes a good music video project!
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10th - 12th
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Geometry: Angles & Triangles Angletines' Day Project
In this project students will explore and show what they know about different types of angles, triangles, and their properties! Page 1: introduction page about Angletines' Day for students (2 per page)Page 2-3: pages for students to grade their classmates' presentationspage 4: Teacher rubric (you can also supply this to the students with page 1 so they know what you're looking for)Page 5: some examples from my students*pages 1 and 4 are completely editable if you wanted to change the topics, req
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8th - 10th
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Precalculus & Trigonometry - Exam - Ch. 7.2
This exam is what I gave to my Precalculus & Trigonometry class for chapter 7.2 of textbook Precalculus A Right Angle Approach, 4th Edition, Beecher, Penna, Bittinger, pages 620 - 628.The level of difficulty is for mature and advanced students. Some problems were created by me so you will get some spicy problems to solve.Hope you like it and thank you for your purchase.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Origami Project
This project has students choose and fold a piece of origami. They will use the outline of the figure to create a polygon, triangulate the polygon, and use the Law of Sines and Cosines to find missing parts of triangles. Once triangles have been solved, students will find the area of each triangle (I teach Heron's area formula and Area=0.5(a)(b)sin(C) to streamline the process) to calculate the total area of their figure. Great for remote learning and asynchronous project assignment. Hyperli
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9th - 12th
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Tennessee Bridge Math Sequenced for Four Quarters
I am new to teaching Bridge Math and could not find a sequenced document anywhere, so I created one! These standards are all copyrighted by the State of Tennessee, I simply put them into an order that seems to make sense for four quarters of 50-minute class periods. The download included is a Word document so that you can edit this to meet your needs.
Thank you for your interest!
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12th
Reflection Essay
I use this reflection essay over winter break to have the students reflect on their learning in all classes. I have adapted it for all of my classes over the years, and it's a good way to get the students writing more and reflecting on their learning and learning styles.
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9th - 12th
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