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Free higher education calculus resources
Day One Circuit-Style Activity Freebie
Do you want to set high-expectations from the very first day of school? Be sure to greet students at the door on the first day and give them this engaging circuit-style activity. It breaks the ice and sets the tone for your academic expectations. There are three different levels for your Algebra 2, PreCalculus, or AP Calculus students. This is a self-checking assignment in a “Circuit-style” training. Students start their brain training in Cell #1, then search for the answer. They label that bloc
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Properties of Limits (AP Calculus Unit 1)
⭐⭐ This AP Calculus lesson provides you with a customizable and fully-editable resource of guided student notes, practice set and daily lesson quiz that cover the topics for Properties of Limits.⭐⭐✅Lesson 1.3 Properties of Limits is a two-day lesson with an emphasis on the College Board Standard:LIM-1.C: Estimate limits of functions. ✅ What is included in this resource?⭐ Guided Student Notes⭐ Video Lesson Link for Distance Learning - Flipped Classroom models⭐ Google Slides®⭐ Fully-editable SMART
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Limits and Continuity MEGA Bundle (Calculus -Unit 1)
FREE! Calculus 1 (AB) Study Guide Formulas Reference Sheet 1 by Cute Calculus
•••If you find this download useful, please rate 5 star!•••Examples, explanations, CALCULUS MADE SIMPLE ON ONE SHEET front and back!Designed by a lover of all things colorful and compulsive doodler, April Terrazas. Designed to print front/back and 3-hole punch.Tutoring available, DM @CuteCalculus•Difference quotient•Average Rate of Change•Constant Rule•Power Rule•Sum/Difference Rule•Constant Rule Multiple•Product/Quotient Rule•Chain Rule•Inverse Function Theorem•Derivatives of Trig Functions•Lim
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Circuit Training -- First Half of Calculus REVIEW
I wrote this circuit for high school calculus students (and their teachers). It is intended to review limits and continuity, basic derivatives and differentiability, derivatives of composite functions, and contextual applications of the derivative such as related rates and tangent line approximations. There are 32 questions. Directions: Begin in cell #1. Do the work necessary to solve the problem. Search for your answer. Call the cell #2 and proceed in this manner until you complete the circu
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Circuit Training - CHAIN Rule (calculus)
This circuit has 20 questions which all require chain rule. There are many different functions from power to trig, but there are no logarithms, exponential, nor inverse trig functions (written especially for those of you who teach late trancendentals). For some of the problems, students will just need to find the derivative and then search for it to advance in the circuit. For other problems the students will need to evaluate the derivative at a given value. There are a few questions which
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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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 - 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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Circuit Training - The Last Circuit! (calculus)
Download and use this at the end of your calculus course. Fun! The answers lead from one question to the next in a scavenger-hunt fashion. No calculuator needed. 12 questions.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Calculus Calculator Cheat Sheet
This is a free TI-84 Plus CE™ Calculator Cheat Sheet. Your AP Calculus students are expected to know how to do just 4 things on the AP Exam. 1. Graphing a function in an arbitrary window.2. Finding zeros of a function.3. Finding a numeric derivative.4. Finding a numeric integral. This activity will give instruction for finding bounds(points of intersection), storing values as variables for use in calculations, and integration using the numeric integration feature on the calculator.This short in
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
FREEBIE END BEHAVIOR - (1 Activity) Google Interactive
Check out the full product of 8 Activities right hereThis ❤ Google Interactive Activity ❤ is an engaging practice of describing the End Behavior of polynomial functions. In this product there is 1 Activity provided. Students are asked to:1. ☑ Activity 1: Match a graph with an odd or even degree (14 graphs)In addition to Activity 1, the Full Product includes these 7 Activities:2. ☑ Activity 2: Match a graph with a positive or negative leading coefficient (14 graphs)3. ☑ Activity 3: Match t
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Unit Circle Quiz, Practice, and Key
File contains three pages: a blank unit circle quiz, a blank unit circle practice page, and a unit circle key. 2/22/2022 - fixed typo on the key12/29/2023 - added Easel activityPlease leave me a comment if you have any suggestions on how to make the Easel assignment better. I was hoping that students would be able to copy and paste the square root and pi symbols to put in the boxes, but I don't know if it actually works to do that.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Circuit Training - Volumes of Rotation / Revolution (calculus)
Your students will stay engaged and get good practice with these 18 volumes of rotation problems in the circuit format. Students must search for their answers to advance in the circuit. It makes the students ask questions when they get stuck! All of the problems can be worked without a calculator, but you may want to have the students use technology to speed them up and have them work on the set ups. All of the problems are simple polynomials -- no trig or exponentials. This circuit is grea
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus II / BC Calculus (polar, series, parametric, vectors, con / div tests)
Written by veteran calculus teacher Nancy Stephenson, this 18-page resource is 4 individual resources; two card matches and two circuits.
1. Card Match - Tests for Convergence and Divergence of Series (5 pages)
2. Card Match - Polar Graphs and Areas (7 pages)
3. Circuit - Parametrics and Vectors (3 pages)
4. Circuit - Taylor Polynomials and Taylor Series (3 pages)
For the card matches, the answers are included. For the circuits, the answers are imbedded in the circuit; it is how the
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Toothpicks on a Tangent Line Calculus Freebie
Toothpicks on a Tangent Line - A Discovery Activity is a FUN FREEBIE to get your Calculus students thinking graphically about the definition of a tangent line. College Board® Topics:Topic 2.1: Defining Average and Instantaneous Rates of Change at a PointTopic 2.2: Defining the Derivative of a Function and Using Derivative NotationTopic 2.3: Estimating Derivatives of a Function at a PointUse this activity as an introduction to the derivative and understanding tangent lines. The concepts will he
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Calculus Differentiation Activities and Assessments (Unit 2)
Solve for X by Completing the Square
This file contains 10 versions of solving for X by Completing the square with radicals that will always simplify, values in front of the radicals and numbers that require critical thinking. I will be moving into the answer key very soon but for now enjoy the free worksheets for all to enjoy :)
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Calculus: Graphs of Derivatives Math Memory Game
Graphs of Derivatives Math Memory Game includes all you need to play an exciting game of Memory and review Functions, Derivatives, and their Graphs at the same time! Students will be analyzing graphs of functions and matching them up the graphs of their first derivatives.This Set Includes:30 Memory Cards15 Problems1 Answer Sheet2 Ways to Play: Each Memory game can be played individually as a matching game for your students or in pairs of 2. Students in pairs take turns flipping over two cards a
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Calculus Derivatives BUNDLE: Math Memory Games
Circuit Training - Calculus (regular) First Semester Review
This circuit was written a few years ago by one of the finest calculus teachers out there: Nancy Stephenson. It is a mixed set of review problems where students hunt for their answers to get to the next problem. Your students will love working in this format.
Note: Some of the problems are duplicated within the other free review circuits.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training Calculus (AB) First Semester Review
This circuit was written a few years ago by one of the finest calculus teachers out there: Nancy Stephenson. It is a mixed set of review problems where students hunt for their answers to get to the next problem. Your students will love working in this format.
Note: Some of the problems are duplicated within the other free review circuits.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training - Derivatives n More by Kelly
This is a lovely circuit written by my AP Calculus colleague Kelly Hicks. It is perfect for when your students know just enough to be dangerous -- first derivative, second derivative, velocity and acceleration. There are two graphs and one table too. You and your students will love this 18-question circuit!
To advance from one question to the next, students hunt for their answers. It keeps the students engaged and talking about the mathematics. My students do not get up when the bell rings
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus - Power Rule for Derivatives - CodeBreaker FREEBIE!
This calculus Code Breaker activity can be used as a fun warm-up or cool-down after learning the Power Rule for Derivatives! Organize students in groups of three and give each student a Player problem sheet. The problems on each Player sheet are different, yet similar in difficulty and nature. Once students complete their problems, they are instructed to come up with their Personal Code. After all three players have their Personal Codes, they work together to determine the CodeBreaker code. This
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Calculus AB Course: Scope and Sequence
Are you looking for an AP Calculus AB Curriculum scope and sequence? What about a full year pacing guide for your AP Calculus AB class? This curriculum map will help you plan and pace your course and includes the College Board concepts and topics that need to be covered.Want to have all of your planning DONE for your whole year? Get everything you need with one of my AP Calculus AB Resources. You can choose between the MEGA Bundle, BIG Bundle or Essentials and Assessments to meet your teaching n
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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No Prep Calculus Project - RUBRIC INCLUDED!
If you need an extensive project for HS calculus which is challenging, has real life application and gives you a variety of choice from a website resource, while requiring you to do no formalized prep, look no further! Rubric, instruction, resources are all ready for you, all you need to do is add deadlines to the timeline at the end. Projects of choice are suitable for the AP and A-levels classroom, regard topics of environment, sustainability and technology.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
AP Precalculus Course: Scope and Sequence
Are you looking for an AP Precalculus Curriculum scope and sequence? What about a full year pacing guide for your AP Precalculus class? This curriculum map will help you plan and pace your course and includes the concepts and topics to be covered for your high school students.Want to have all of your planning DONE for your whole year? The AP PRECALCULUS CURRICULUM BUNDLE contains fully-editable guided student notes, corresponding Google Slides for classroom presentation, daily content quizzes,
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus Derivatives Flip Book Freebie
You've gotta love a FREE PRODUCT for AP Calculus.This Derivative Flip Book Activity contains 10 symbolic expressions for differentiation. Pick any two functions and have your students complete all 10 derivatives or any portion, depending upon the amount of class time you have allotted for practice.Teaching Suggestions:Have your students assemble the mini-flip book and keep with them each day. You can use this flip book as a daily warm-up exercise as your students progress through the unit on de
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Calculus Differentiation Activities and Assessments (Unit 2)
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