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High school calculus webquests for Microsoft OneDrive
Circuit Training - Precal / Trig Review for (AP) Calculus NO CALCULATOR
These 24 problems are great to use with your calculus students within the first few days of the school year. Reviews everything from asymptotes to domain and range, logs to sine and cosine. Worked in are calculus ideas such as limits, tangent lines and average rate of change. The intention is to work all of these without technology to build your students' fluency and wean them off of their calculators. The circuit format allows your students to work semi-independently since they hunt for the
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus Understanding the Limit Google Quiz
⭐⭐This digital Google Slides resource will have three options for a quick 5-question assessment on Understanding Limits from a Graph.⭐⭐ Using Google Forms for a self-grading response, using Google Slides for a direct response, or printing the Blackline Master to find limits by graphical methods. Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Slide or by using a Google Form Quiz. ✅ QUESTION STEMS:✎ Finding one-sided and general limits using graphs.✅ Wha
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Limits and Continuity Quiz Bundle for Google™ Distance Learning
Calculus Limits and Continuity Quiz Bundle for Google™ Distance Learning
⭐⭐This is a bundle of eight digital daily quizzes for the unit on Limits and Continuity. ⭐⭐Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Slides or by using a digital student answer sheet which is included as a Google Form Quiz. Teacher suggestions and instructions for grading the assignments automatically are included. There are 2 versions of each daily quiz for 8 lessons in the unit which can be assigned, along with a black-line master of the two forms
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus Limits of Composite Functions Google Quiz
⭐⭐This digital Google Slides resource will have three options for a quick 4-question assessment on Limits of Composite Functions.⭐⭐Using Google Forms for a self-grading response, using Google Slides for a direct response, or printing the Blackline Master to find limits of composite functions. Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Slide or by using a Google Form Quiz.✅ QUESTION STEMS:✎ Find limits of composite functions.✅What is included in this
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Limits and Continuity Quiz Bundle for Google™ Distance Learning
Calculus Finding Limits Analytically Google Quiz
⭐⭐This digital Google Slides resource will have three options for a quick 4-question assessment on Finding Limits Analytically.⭐⭐Using Google Forms for a self-grading response, using Google Slides for a direct response, or printing the Blackline Master to find limits by graphical methods. Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Slide or by using a Google Form Quiz.✅ QUESTION STEMS:✎ Finding limits by using analytic methods.✅What is included in this
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Limits and Continuity Quiz Bundle for Google™ Distance Learning
Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Activity for Google Slides™ Distance Learning
This Digital Fundamental Theorem of Calculus for Google™ Slides activity is designed for students in AP CALCULUS AB, APCalculus BC, or Calculus I. Students may use any one-to-one device, computer, tablet, or laptop.What concepts are covered in the product?Students will interpret symbolic expressions related to evaluating integrals. Explain the expression verbally, determine whether it is a length, slope, or area for f(x). Find the appropriate sketch for the expression and move the piece to its c
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Digital Activity Bundle for Google Slides™ Distance Learning
Calculus Limits of Transcendental Functions Google Quiz
⭐⭐This digital Google Slides resource will have three options for a quick 3-question assessment on Limits of Transcendental Functions.⭐⭐Using Google Forms for a self-grading response, using Google Slides for a direct response, or printing the Blackline Master to find limits by graphical methods. Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Slide or by using a Google Form Quiz.✅ QUESTION STEMS:✎ Find limits of transcendental functions.✅ What is included
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Limits and Continuity Quiz Bundle for Google™ Distance Learning
Calculus Properties of Limits Google Quiz
⭐⭐This digital Google Slides resource will have three options for a quick 4-question assessment on Properties of Limits.⭐⭐Using Google Forms for a self-grading response, using Google Slides for a direct response, or printing the Blackline Master to find limits by graphical methods. Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Slide or by using a Google Form Quiz.✅ QUESTION STEMS:✎ Finding limits using properties of limits.✅ What is included in this reso
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Limits and Continuity Quiz Bundle for Google™ Distance Learning
Calculus Newton vs Leibniz Web Quest
Calculus Web Quest Newton vs LeibnizIn this web quest, students will search for facts about the Newton vs. Leibniz controversy which surrounds the question – Who invented calculus? Sixteen questions are included for students to answer as they search the web. (Answer key included.)I have also included links to two clips on You Tube that could be used to introduce this activity. One is a short clip from a popular TV Show and one is a clip that summarizes the Newton vs. Leibniz controversy.Great
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11th - 12th
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Also included in: Calculus Bundle - Second Semester- Integrals, Applications of Integrals
Calculus Limits and Continuity Google Quiz
⭐⭐This digital Google Slides resource will have three options for a free-response style prompt to analyze and discuss continuity and justify points of discontinuity using the three-part definition of continuity assessment on Limits and Continuity.⭐⭐Using Google Forms for a self-grading response, using Google Slides for a direct response, or printing the Blackline Master to find limits by graphical methods. Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Sl
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Limits and Continuity Quiz Bundle for Google™ Distance Learning
Webquest: Who the Heck is Liebniz? (Calculus)
This webquest is a search for the "Father of Calculus." Students will explore the contributions of Liebniz and Newton and write an editorial supporting their decision as to who is the true father of calculus. Students can work in groups but all submit their own editorial and supporting documentation.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Evaluate Indefinite Integrals Activity
Give your Calculus students a fun and engaging way to practice their understanding of Evaluate Indefinite Integrals with this distance learning review activity. This Evaluate Indefinite Integrals Drag and Drop Activity includes 6 questions that students can drag and drop the answers to match the question. Students will practice using the u-substitution, power rule, and sum rules of integration. This resource is perfect for Distance Learning (zero prep) or in the classroom. It can be used with
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus Intermediate Value Theorem Google Quiz
⭐⭐This digital Google Slides resource will have three options for a quick 3-question assessment on Intermediate Value Theorem.⭐⭐Using Google Forms for a self-grading response, using Google Slides for a direct response, or printing the Blackline Master to find limits by graphical methods. Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Slide or by using a Google Form Quiz.✅ QUESTION STEMS:✎ Apply the Intermediate Value Theorem.✅ What is included in this res
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Limits and Continuity Quiz Bundle for Google™ Distance Learning
Integration Using U-Substitution Circuit
This circuit has students use the u-substitution method to solve integrals. The problems get progressively more difficult as students work the circuit. I use this circuit after teaching the initial lesson on u-substitution to give my students more practice to move towards proficiency.
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10th - 12th
Calculus Infinite Limits Google Quiz
⭐⭐This digital Google Slides resource will have three options for a quick 4-question assessment on Infinite Limits and Limits at Infinity.⭐⭐Using Google Forms for a self-grading response, using Google Slides for a direct response, or printing the Blackline Master to find limits by graphical methods. Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Slide or by using a Google Form Quiz.✅ QUESTION STEMS:✎ Find infinite limits and evaluate limits at infinity.✅W
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Calculus Limits and Continuity Quiz Bundle for Google™ Distance Learning
Calculus Tangent Lines Local Linearity for Google™ Distance Learning
In this digital activity, Calculus students will use Google Slides to find tangent lines and use the local linearity concept to estimate a function value. Students have the ability to answer the question prompts using text boxes on the Google Slide or by using a digital student answer sheet which is included as a Google Form Quiz. Teacher suggestions and instructions for grading the assignment automatically are included. There are 2 versions of the daily quiz which can be assigned, along with a
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Calculus Digital Activity Bundle for Google Slides™ Distance Learning
Chain Rule for Derivatives Activity
Chain Rule for Derivatives is a fun and engaging way for your Calculus students to practice their understanding of the Chain Rule with this digital and printable activity. This Chain Rule for Derivatives Drag and Drop Activity includes 8 questions that students can drag and drop the answers to match the question. Students will practice using the chain rule to solve derivatives in Calculus. ✅This resource is perfect for Distance Learning (zero prep) or in the classroom. It can be used with Goo
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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