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Free trigonometry activities
Trigonometric Functions Unit Circle Maze Activity Freebie
Here's a FREE TRIGONOMETRY FUNCTIONS COLORING MAZE for sine, cosine, and tangent values on the unit circle. There are two versions; one is in degrees and the other is in radians. Students color each trig function and its corresponding value in a separate color. A key is included. You could make it a race!Shop my store for more engaging activities! You might enjoy these:Activities and Assessments BundleSine and Cosine Sort and Match ActivityTrigonometry Lab Stations Activity**********************
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Intro to Trigonometry Activities and Assessments (Algebra 2 - Unit 11)
FREE Estimation and Rounding Task Card Set of 20 Task Cards
This set of 20 rounding task cards is perfect for practicing rounding to the nearest ten, hundred, and thousand. There is also estimation word problems and estimation using traditional algorithm. Student answer sheet is included. Enjoy this FREEBIE. Please leave positive feedback for my hard work, and follow me if you like my products!
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3rd - 5th
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Pythagorean Spiral Project
In this project, students will use the Pythagorean Theorem to calculate the side lengths of successive triangles. They will also use right triangle Trigonometry (Soh Cah Toa) to calculate the measure of interior angles. This project gives them a chance to create using Math, and to decorate their spiral in whatever way they choose. I often use this project before exams, allowing them to compete for bonus points. The spirals are easy to grade, and fun for the kids.
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10th - 12th
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SOHCAHTOA Applying the Primary Trig. Ratios Practice Problems Worksheet + Key
Topic: Applying the Primary Trigonometric Ratios (SohCahToa) to Find a Missing Side or AngleWhat’s Included:1. 4-page worksheet with over 30 questions. 2. Step-by-step answer keyAll resources are editable .doc files so you can change them to meet your students’ needs. There are lots of visuals and authentic word problems. The worksheet is differentiated so it is both accessible and challenging to all students!Enjoy!Click here to become a follower and be the first to hear about my freebies, sal
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7th - 11th
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Trigonometric Identities Coloring Activity: Worksheets for Trigonometry
Are your students having a difficult time simplifying trigonometric expressions using the trigonometric identities? Use this free download to help your students practice simplifying trigonometric expressions with fun coloring worksheets! But this time, with a splash of summer!By completing this assignment, your students will be able toSimplify trigonometric expressions using the trigonometric identities. What is included?2 Worksheets1 Coloring Sheet1 Answer KeySimilar Products You Might LikeVal
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9th - 12th
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Trigonometric functions
This file contains 10 different fun real-life problems that ask students to solve for them by applying trigonometric functions Sin, Cos or Tan. Five of them require students to use a side and an angle to find a missing side and five ask students to use two sides to find a missing angle measure. Each task includes colored picture illustrating the problem.This product is designed for a class, as well as for homestudy, as it includes:• An introduction to the topic (quick review of the ideas of Si
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8th - 12th, Staff
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Circuit Training - Domain and Range (precalculus level)
Engage your students with this 20-question circuit on domain and range! Once you and your students try a circuit, you will be hooked! This circuit involves piecewise, composite, rational, quadratic, square root, cube root, trig, exponential and log functions. It seems simple (in each case students are given a function and then asked for the domain OR the range). But, all of the answers are very similar AND in interval notation so the students really have to understand the behavior(s) of vari
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10th - 12th
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Trigonometric Ratios Card Sort
This resource is great practice for students to determine which trig ratio should be used and to practice setting up equations. This is a card sort. Students look at each triangle, determine whether it requires the use of sine, cosine, tangent, or if it is not a trig ratio problem at all.
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9th - 11th
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Free Downloads - TASK CARDS Geometry (16 card variety pack) (8.G.A.1, 8.G.B.1)
A free set of 16 task cards. ALL task card sets include a recording sheet, a smart notebook file, a set of not numbered cards, an absent or non mobile student sheet. ALL but 1 includes a teacher quick reference sheet. This sample includes:
Triangle Congruence, Linear Pair, Pythagorean Theorem, 90 degree Transformation, Midsegment of a Triangle, quad Sum, Isosceles triangle sum, Trig ratios, Distance Formula, Angle addition Postulate.
You should be able to see the first 16 problems from eac
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7th - 10th, Staff
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Angles of Elevation and Depression-DIFFERENTIATED NOTES & ACTIVITY
Students complete fill-in-the-blank style guided notes on Angles of Elevation and Depression. Then students practice their new vocabulary on application problems to solve right triangles.Space is provided for students to show work, because I like to see my students work :) and have opportunities for feedback.Skills: Students will solve application problems of right triangles using sine, cosine, tangent functions; as well as inverse sine, inverse cosine, and inverse tangent functions.Differentiat
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9th - 12th
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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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Sunrise / Sunset -- Trigonometry Project
This project needs to be assigned / completed before you teach them how to graph the sine and cosine functions. It can be used for everyone, even middle school students (though they wouldn’t be doing it for the sine / cosine aspect). Maybe I’m “old-school”, but I like to have my students do the first part of this project without any access to the Internet. The second part of the project requires them to research, so I would allow them to do that online.
This project is free and will alway
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7th - 12th
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Trig Identities and Proofs Worksheet
I use this worksheet in my Pre-Calculus classes to study (as a whole class) for the Trig Proof quiz. In my class, this activity is called "Check Yo' Skills." Students need to
-Write the trig expression as the sine, cosine, or tangent of an angle
-Simplify the trig expression to a single term
-Prove the trigonometric identity
-Find the exact value of each trig expression using a sum or difference identity
-Find all solutions in the interval zero to 2*pi without using a calculator bu giving exact
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10th - 12th
Trig Identities Cut & Paste Freebie
Enjoy a small sample of my Trigonometric Identities Cut & Paste Activity for your Pre-Calculus or Trigonometry students. There are two identities with steps to cut and paste into the correct progression to satisfy the proof. It's great as a warm-up or exit ticket to help your students begin to think in the manner needed to master trigonometric proofs.You may also be interested in:Activities and Assessments BundleFoldables OnlyGuided Notes OnlySMART Board Lessons OnlyAnalytic Trigonometry Es
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Analytic Trigonometry MEGA Bundle with Lesson Videos (Unit 5)
Trig Identity Find It! Game FREE
This game helps students practice identifying the basic trig identities; reciprocal identities, quotient identities and pythagorean identities.
Students work in pairs to find equal identity expressions before their opponent. Includes 2 game boards.
You might also like these other PreCalculus and Trig resources and activities:
Precalculus and Trigonometry Resources
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7th - 12th
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Graphing Trig Functions Worksheet
Graphing Trig Functions will be a neat and organized assignment with these FREE coordinate worksheets! Your choice to provide one large trig coordinate with x values from -2π to 2π and y values from -3 to 3, or 6 smaller trig coordinates of the same setup. You provide the problems! Suggested uses:Assign alongside textbook questions for a neat place for students to graphLaminate and students now have their own dry erase board!Place in dry erase pockets for classwork assignments TEACHERS LIKE YOU
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10th - 12th
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Right Triangles Review ~ Take Down Game
This game can be used as a fun way to review Right Triangles.
Topics include:
-Pythagorean theorem
-Special right triangles
-Trigonometry
-Area
-Perimeter
-Diagonals
-Angles of elevation and depression
My students beg to play this game everytime we are ready to test. All students are accountable for knowing the material on the game by documenting their work on the provided answer document. The answers are provided following each question. I purposely do not show work, only suggestions on wha
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8th - 12th
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Perfect Squares Chart
Perfect Squares chart to use in your classroom! Have the students fill it in and use as a resource through out a unit!
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7th - 10th
FREE AP Calculus AB/BC | Unit 0: PreCalculus Review | Notes and Homework
Product Description -Class: AP Calculus AB/BCTopic: Unit 0: PreCalculus Review Lesson 0.1 – Types of Functions Lesson 0.2 – Intro to TrigonometryTopics covered include:- linear, quadratic, cubic, exponential logarithmic, rational, absolute value, square root, greatest integer (step), trigonometric, polar, and parametric functions- trig ratios- degrees vs. radians- unit circle- inverse trig- trig identities_____________________________________________________________
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9th - 12th
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Graphs of Sine and Cosine
Students will match 10 graphs to 10 sine or cosine equations by finding the amplitude and period of each function. Students will then identify the amplitude and period of other sine and cosine functions, although they will not be required to graph.
Students can work as a group or by themselves. This is best used as a resource after students have learned how to find amplitude and period, and can also recognize the difference between sine and cosine graphs.
NOTE: There are not vertical or horizo
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10th - 12th
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Investigation - Sides of a Triangle/Triangle Inequality Theorem (7.G.2)
Try asking your class:
"What do I need to make a triangle?"
They'll probably say "three sides!"
"Will any three sides make a triangle then?"
They'll probably say "of course!"
Well, this investigation gives them a chance to play around with this idea. They will quickly realize that sometimes just putting three line segments together doesn't make a triangle. It depends on the lengths of those segments.
Common Core Math 7 has that sneaky little standard that hints at the Triangle Inequality Theor
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7th
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Draw it out Trig Word Problem Practice
DRAW IT OUT TRIG WORD PROBLEM ACTIVITYCurious Math MindsHalf the battle of Trig Word Problems is getting your students to draw them correctly.This activity gives students practice with the four main type of Trig Application Word Problems:Ladder/Wire ProblemsAngle of Elevation/Angle of DepressionRampsRectangle DiagonalsStudents will be drawing and labeling right triangles based on previous state exam questions. They will get a chance to try a bunch of different examples to see if they can interpr
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9th - 11th
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Unit Circle Performance Task
This is a simple twist on a common trigonometry assignment. Instead of having students fill out a unit circle on paper turn it into an event and have students draw the unit circle from memory on the board in front of their peers.This adds an extra element to the knowledge and confidence level needed to complete the task.Simply print the scoring sheet I included and record any errors when the student finishes and you can then punch the scores back into the spreadsheet. The grade will automaticall
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10th - 11th
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Also included in: All my Algebra2/Precalc Resources
Trigonometry Functions Art Project
Trigonometry Graph Art ProjectThis project is a great way for students to practice graphing trigonometric functions while also creating beautiful art. Students can choose to create any type of art they want, such as a landscape, a portrait, or an abstract design. They can use different types of trigonometric functions to create different effects, such as waves, spirals, or curves.This project is perfect for students at any level. Students who are new to trigonometry can start by graphing simple
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10th - 12th
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