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High school Spring precalculus centers
Summer Picture Comprehension | June | July | Special Education
Target comprehension goals this Summer (June, July, ESY) with picture comprehension worksheets. Picture comprehension is perfect for beginner readers, special education classrooms, and any student who would benefit from symbol supports answers. Picture comprehension is quick, easy, and engaging!Click HERE to save 20% by purchasing this resource as part of the Best-Selling Seasonal Picture Comprehension BundleWHAT LEVELS ARE INCLUDED?This unit offers students visual supports for multiple choice a
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PreK - 12th
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Logic Puzzles for Spring
Logic problems are fun for bell-ringers, time-fillers, and challenge. This set of ready-to-use 6 Spring-themed problems are great for your middle school math and secondary math students. Keep even your brightest students challenged. Included in this resource:- 6 Spring-themed logic problems of medium level- Answer Key- Great for math centers, time fillers, or bell-ringers.- Note: the logic puzzles may require more than one review of the clues. Love Logic Puzzles? MUST have logic puzzles sets
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Logic Puzzles Bundle of seasonal logic puzzles for middle school math
Graphing Piecewise-defined Functions~Walk-Around Activity~Matching~
This activity is designed to help students with graphing piecewise-defined functions (or with writing them). This activity also gets students up and about. Place the 10 cards on the wall around your room. Students pick any card to begin with. They should graph the function on the bottom of the page (or write a piecewise-defined function for the graph at the top). After graphing on their own paper, students look around the room for a graph that matches theirs. Then they work the next probl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Identifying and Graphing Conic Sections Stations Activity
Identifying and Graphing Conic Sections - Stations Activity (Circles, Ellipses, Hyperbolas, and Parabolas)In this activity, students will practice identifying conic sections, convert to standard form, and identify all key characteristics. This includes circles, ellipses, hyperbolas, and parabolas. All conics are given in general conic form, so students must cover to standard form by completing the square. Key characteristics include center, radius, vertices, covertices, asymptotes, vertex, dire
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9th - 12th
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Solving Quadratic Equations using Square Root Method Walk Around Activity
Objective: Using the Square Root Property to solve quadratic equations.
This activity is designed to help students with solving quadratic equations using the square root property. This is a beginning to level 1 activity, which means all the square roots are perfect squares. No imaginary solutions.
This activity also gets students up and about. Place the 10 cards on the wall around your room. Students pick any card to begin with. They should work the problem on the page, then students lo
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8th - 10th
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Exponential Functions Stations
Exploring real-life patterns and phenomena can be fascinating. This activity will allow students time to think and discover exponential functions in a more in-depth manner. The facilitator can be creative and use this resource in other ways such as math centers, math labs or stand alone activities. The explorations included are:1) Sierpinski Triangle - geometric patterns2) Tower of Hanoi - gaming3) Growing and Decaying Pennies - chance/statistics4) Catching the flu - see how long you last withou
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9th - 11th
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Also included in: Exponential Functions | Growth and Decay | Lessons and Explorations
Spring Picture Comprehension | Special Education
Target comprehension goals this Spring with leveled picture comprehension worksheets. Picture comprehension is perfect for beginner readers, special education classrooms, and any student who would benefit from symbol supports answers. Picture comprehension is quick, easy, and engaging!Click HERE to save 20% by purchasing this resource as part of the Best-Selling Seasonal Picture Comprehension BundleWHAT LEVELS ARE INCLUDED?This unit offers students visual supports for multiple choice answers and
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PreK - 12th
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Zeros of Polynomial Functions from a Graph Task Cards plus Guided Notes
Here is a great intuitive activity for your students to learn and practice determining the equation of a polynomial function from a graph, guided by notes and examples. Students determine the polynomial of minimum degree in factored form from a graph using what they have learned about zeros of polynomials, multiplicity, repeated roots, y-intercepts, x- intercepts, and leading coefficients. Great for visual learners and to gain fluency in analytical thinking. Included in this lesson: Student G
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: AP PreCalculus Unit 1 Polynomial and Rational Functions Activity Bundle
Solving Quadratic Equations by Completing the Square- 2 Levels-Matching Activity
Students must using Completing the Squares to solve quadratic equations. May also be used to practice using the square root property to solve quadratics. There are 2 versions of this activity. 14 equations for each set.Level 1: All solutions are integers, all equations (after completing the squares) will be set equal to a perfect square. Level 2: Solutions are rational (fractions) or irrational (with no perfect square roots). So equations (after completing the squares) will be set equal to
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9th - 12th
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Polynomial Long Division Activity {Dividing Polynomials Activity Worksheet}
Long Division of Polynomials:
The objective of this activity is for students to solidify their knowledge of dividing polynomials using long division in a way that is engaging and requires student discourse. *Answer key included*
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Students will divide the polynomials using long division. They will then use their answers to solve the division-themed riddle. My students loved this activity as it's a fun twist on a difficult concept.
There are 9 problems, some of which have remainders
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9th - 12th
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Spring Bookmarks to Color
Spring bookmarks to color. Print onto card-stock or laminate after students color. 16 Designs with a variety of sayings, including:Grow with a good bookApril showers bring May flowersSpring has sprungHappy Spring!Hello Spring!Spring into a good bookI'm a no drama kinda llamaSpring is baa-eautifulBuzz into a bookHop into a good bookMoo-ving right along with reading I would love feedback. I hope your students enjoy these bookmarks.
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PreK - 10th
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Also included in: Seasons Bookmarks to Color | Summer Fall Autumn Winter Spring
Completing the Square~Perfect Square Trinomial~Differentiation~5 Activities
5 Activities for Beginning Completing the Square
1) It is a Perfect Square Trinomial Sort:
21 equations that students sort the into 2 categories: equations that are prefect square trinomials and equations that are not.
2) Factoring Perfect Square Trinomials Dominoes Matching Game:
Students match the trinomials to its factored form. This is another quick activity to check for understanding before learning to complete the square. Includes 10 cards.
3) Cut and Paste: Missing c-term
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9th - 11th
Graphing Parent Functions & Transformations Scavenger Hunt
Graphing Parent Functions & Transformations Scavenger Hunt
This walk around activity will help students practice identifying and transforming parent functions based on the function's equation. Students begin the activity by choosing any one of the equations posted around the classroom, and the graph of that equation will lead them to the next station.
This scavenger hunt requires students to be familiar with the constant, linear, quadratic, cubic, square root, absolute value, and reciproca
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Logarithmic and Exponential Functions Stations - Graphing, Review, Practice Logs
Logs and Exponential Functions Stations ActivityStations are a way for students to independently practice what they have learned. These stations were written with guiding information to help students along the way. Cover PageStation #1: Graphing exponential growth and decay functionsStation #2: Graphing transformed exponential functionsStation #3: Graphing logarithmic functionsStation #4: Graphing transformed logarithmic functionsStation #5: Rewriting and evaluating exponentials and logarithmsS
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Derivative Scavenger Hunt Game
Do you need a fun way for students to practice derivatives with minimal prep? The Derivative Scavenger Hunt Game gets students up and moving around while practicing math. In this game, students use the answer to one problem to find another problem hanging around the classroom. Students will complete a total of 16 problems to create a list of mathematicians. You can even extend this activity by having students research one of the mathematicians in the scavenger hunt. This product is self-checkin
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Equations of Circles Completing the Square Scavenger Hunt Activity
Equations of Circles Completing the Square Scavenger Hunt Activity
During this activity, students travel around the room to find the center of each circle. For each station, students are given an equation of a circle. Each equation is written in standard conic form, and students must use the completing the square method to convert the equation to standard form. Then they must determine the center of the circle as their final answer.
Students begin by starting at a random station. This is a gre
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6th - 12th
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Evaluating Composite Functions Around the Rom Activity
Get your students up, moving and evaluating compositions of functions! 1. Print and display stations around you classroom in order. 2. Students will complete the station, and continue on to the station that has the answer to the last in the top left corner. 3. Students complete the process until they have completed all of the stations.
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10th - 12th
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Pi Day Graphing Math Activity | Math & Art Project for Middle or High School
Am I like π? High School Pi Day Activity. This activity can be used in High School, but also in Middle School. It includes a Polar Grid (Polar Coordinates), but students don't need to know it to complete this task.Students graph and connect the points where the indicated line and the circle number that corresponds to each digit of Pi intersect. Then, they read the π-statements and graph points depending on how much they agree with each statement. As a result, they have 2 graphs: Pi and their own
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6th - 12th
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Scavenger Hunt: Evaluating Trigonometric Functions on the Unit Circle
This scavenger hunt has 15 problems in which students will evaluate trigonometric functions at any angle. This can be used with a unit circle or without. Print out the 15 problems and place them around your room. Give each student an answer worksheet and assign them a place to start. You can do this individually or in pairs. The answer they get will lead them to their next problem. They continue looping around until they have completed all 15 stations or time is called. This activity is great
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10th - 12th
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Spring Break Math Activities (CSI)
Need a before Spring Break activity? Or do you want your students to practice math skills over their break? This CSI math activity is perfect for both. Your students will enjoy solving for which teachers took away Spring break! There are 5 total activities:Clue 1 - Students solve area and perimeter of rectangles to find out which suspect was tall enough to reach the school calendar. Clue 2 - Students solve integer operation problems to see what list a teacher left behind.Clue 3 - Students comple
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Holidays, Testing and School Breaks GROWING Activities Bundle
Kindergarten & Preschool Graduation Activities Keepsake Bookmarks Through 2050
Here's a quick, easy (print and go) bookmark for graduation. I'm all about "keepsake" stuff when it comes to my students. As a mom, I was so appreciative of teachers who took the time to make something extra special with my children or for them. With that in mind, I designed this keepsake graduation bookmark. Super-simple but packs a lot of "adorable!" when completed. It's especially cute for preschool & kindergarten, but also works for 8th grade and even high school. Little ones can write
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PreK - 12th
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LOGIC puzzles - FOUR SEASONS / YEAR LONG BUNDLE
This bundle contains 20 different logic puzzles to keep your students thinking throughout the school year. You’ll never be without a challenge that works for any season of the year. That would just be . . . illogical!Let your students know that your class is all about thinking and sticking with a problem until it is “puzzled out.”Included in this resource are 4 sets of 5 logic puzzles on twenty pages, ready to be printed and solved! EASY PRINT - one page includes both clues and grid.Introduce l
Simplifying Algebraic Expressions & Solving Multi-Step Equations Task Cards
Simplifying Algebraic Expressions & Solving Multi-Step Equations Task CardsPre-Algebra Task CardsDecorated with Butterflies, Bunting and ChevronThese task cards are great for independent work, group work, math centers, and scoot method. ~Included~Set 1:24 Blue Task Cards{Simplifying Algebraic Expressions}Set 2:18 Green Task Cards{Solving Multi-Step Equations}Recording SheetsKeys~Sample Problems~ 19-a-6a4(3d+2)-12da+3b+7a10+3g-5=356a-1+4a=9 2a-4a=-20 Problems do include positive and negative
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5th - 10th
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Graphing Nonlinear Systems of Equations~Linear~Quadratic~Activity
This activity is designed to help students with solving nonlinear systems of equations by graphing (or with writing them). This activity also gets students up and about. Place the 12 cards on the wall around your room. Students pick any card to begin with. They should graph the functions on the bottom of the page. After graphing on their own paper, students look around the room for a graph that matches theirs. Then they graph the next problem. They should continue until they return to th
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8th - 11th
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