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High school math handout videos
Frontline: Secret History of Credit Cards
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This bundle of activities is perfect for any class about credit cards. If you are teaching financial literacy then use this documentary in lieu of a boring text book. I use it in my Economics Class.
Frontline gives an objective, honest look at not only the history of credit cards, but also how to use them. It will not talk down to your students or lose their interest.
What sets this bundle apart is that it not only gives you the level one questions to keep the kids payi
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: High School Economics Mega-Bundle
Calculus Video Warm-Ups Bundle
The Calculus videos are to be used as a PREVIEW of the next day’s lesson. This helps students come to class with some prior knowledge before the lesson is taught. The warm-ups are given as a quick way to check and see if each student watched the short videos.
There are several benefits to this method:
• Students are immediately engaged in the lesson because they already “know” something about it.
• Students that learn at a slower pace, develop confidence and are more willing to participate in
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10th - 12th
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Bundle - Help with Science Fair Table, Graphs, Statistics using Excel.
This comprehensive 3-part bundle comprises a video tutorial, an informative handout, and an Excel file meticulously guiding students through a step-by-step process. The aim is to empower students with the skills to transform raw data into concise summative data tables and graphs, complete with standard deviation error bars. The tutorial covers the entire spectrum – from utilizing Excel for table and graph preparation to conducting statistical analyses using Anova tests, t-tests, or correlation m
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9th - 12th
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Pre-Calculus | ALL 4 LESSONS from Section 1.2 | Flipped Classroom Notes & Videos
This product is a bundle of all 4 of my Pre-Calculus lessons from Section 1.2. Each lesson includes guided notes and a video. 1.2 Part 1 - Identifying Functions1.2 Part 2 - Evaluating Functions1.2 Part 3 - Domain of Functions1.2 Part 4 - Difference Quotients
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9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | ALL 3 LESSONS from Section 1.3 | Flipped Classroom Videos & Notes
This product is a bundle of all 3 of my Pre-Calculus lessons from Section 1.3. Each lesson includes guided notes and a video.1.3 Part 1 - Parent Functions with Domain and Range1.3 Part 2 - Sketching Graphs & Characteristics1.3 Part 3 - Piece-wise Functions
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9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus - ALL 3 LESSONS from Section 1.1 | Flipped Classroom Video & Notes
This product is a bundle of all 3 of my Pre-Calculus lessons from Section 1.1. Each lesson includes guided notes and a video. 1.1 Part 1 - Slope1.1 Part 2 - Writing Linear Equations1.1 Part 3 - Parallel & Perpendicular Lines
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9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Guided Notes & Video | Piece-wise Functions
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments for them since they will be doing it right in front of you!This is a Pre-Calculus or Algebra lesson on graphing Piece-wise Functions. There are 4 examples total with
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9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Guided Notes & Video | Graph Characteristics
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments for them since they will be doing it right in front of you!This is a Pre-Calculus or Algebra lesson on sketching graphs and finding domain, range, and increasing, dec
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9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Guided Notes & Video | Parent Functions
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments for them since they will be doing it right in front of you!This is a Pre-Calculus or Algebra lesson on Parent Functions (Quadratic, Absolute Value, Square Root, Cubic
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9th - 12th
Calculus: Prerequisites for Calculus - Warm-Ups
The videos are to be used as a PREVIEW of the next day’s lesson. This helps students come to class with some prior knowledge before the lesson is taught. The warm-ups are given as a quick way to check and see if each student watched the short videos.
There are several benefits to this method:
• Students are immediately engaged in the lesson because they already “know” something about it.
• Students that learn at a slower pace, develop confidence and are more willing to participate in class bec
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Grades:
10th - 12th
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Also included in: Calculus Video Warm-Ups Bundle
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Guided Notes & Video | Difference Quotients
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments for them since they will be doing it right in front of you! This is a Pre-Calculus or Algebra lesson on finding difference quotients. There are 3 examples total
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9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Guided Notes & Video | Domain of Functions
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments for them since they will be doing it right in front of you! This is a Pre-Calculus or Algebra lesson on finding the domain of functions. There are 8 examples tot
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9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Guided Notes & Video | Evaluating Functions
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments since they will be doing it right in front of you! This is a Pre-Calculus or Algebra lesson on evaluating functions and specified values. There are 4 examples to
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Guided Notes & Video | Identifying Functions
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments since they will be doing it right in front of you! This is a Pre-Calculus or Algebra lesson on Identifying Functions. There are 8 examples total with the last 3
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9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Video & Guided Notes | Parallel & Perpendicular
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments for them since they will be doing it right in front of you!This is the third lesson I use in Pre-Calculus - Section 1.1 Part 3. There are 4 examples total with the la
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Video & Guided Notes | Writing Linear Equations
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments for them since they will be doing it right in front of you!This is the second lesson I use in Pre-Calculus - Section 1.1 Part 2. There are 4 examples total with the l
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Pre-Calculus | Flipped Classroom Video & Guided Notes | Slope
Have you ever thought about implementing a flipped classroom? I have found it to be SO effective in my own classroom! Students watch the video and fill in the guided notes for their "homework", then you can use class time to work on whatever assignment or activity you wish. Students won't be using their phones to do the assignments for them since they will be doing it right in front of you! This is the first lesson I use in Pre-Calculus - Section 1.1 - Lines in the Plane. There are 8 exampl
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9th - 12th
Trigonometry Unit
9 Note taking guides and 9 FREE videos!
Link to all videos: (copy and paste in your browser)
http://www.moomoomath.com/trigonometry-problems.html
Trig Unit covering all the basic Geometry concepts for the SAT/ACT with mixed reviews and basic word problems. Created for a High School Geometry course.
Topics:
Pythagorean theorem and Sum of a triangle theorem
30-60-90 Triangles
45-45-90 Triangles
Sine, Cosine, Tangent ratios
Finding angles using Sine, Cosine, Tangent
Mixed review
Word problems i
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9th - 11th
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Circles Part 1
This unit is the 1st unit on Circles including 9 video lessons with 9 matching note taking guides, a syllabus and 2 sample quizzes. Topics include:
Lesson 1: Geometry Vocabulary, Tangent Theorem #1
Lesson 2: Tangent Theorems and similar triangles
Lesson 3: Central angles, arc measures, major and minor arcs
Lesson 4: More Arcs and Angles
Lesson 5: Chords
Lesson 6: More Chords
Lesson 7: Inscribed Angles
Lesson 8: Angles inside and outside
Lesson 9: More practice
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9th - 10th
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Finance Notes - Shark Tank Episode Guide!
Student's love this mini lesson about Finance. The video guide is editable and a Key is included. The Key is for the episode that features the product Fresh Bellies. The episode is Season 10 Episode 13 on Hulu. You can use this resource with any episode! This Product is EditableBefore purchasing, please make sure you have the correct program for this resource. To edit the files, you should use microsoft office word, ppt...etc. (newer than 2008) or Google Docs, slides...etc. With Office 200
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7th - 10th
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Intro to Quads Guided Notes and HW - DIGITAL LEARNING (VIDEO)
This file contains several different resources. The first is the guided notes that I use to introduce quadratics and what the graphs will look like. The notes cover the key features such as: x and y intercepts, max/min, end behavior, axis of symmetry, vertex, roots, etc. There is also a video included of me teaching the notes. I have used this during digital learning as well as when I am out and have to have a sub. There is also a simple homework that I assign upon completion of this lesson to d
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8th - 11th
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5 Alternatives for the Week Before Christmas Break
Check out these 5 alternatives to movies. In this video we share with you 5 things you can do in your classroom the week before winter break that are fun, interactive, and engaging for students without pushing the play button. Christmas activity ideas are specifically geared to the upper elementary and middle grades (although they can be adapted for other age groups) and are perfect for the math, science, social studies, and language arts classrooms, as well as other elective classes.
Be sure
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6th - 9th
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Digital Learning - Graphing Absolute Value Functions Guided Notes and HW
This file contains the guided notes that I use to introduce how to graph an absolute value function as well as identify the transformations that are occurring. This comes with a video of myself going through the notes. This can be used for digital learning or for when you are out and have a sub.There is also a homework assignment that I give upon completion of this topic to check for understanding.Please let me know if you have any questions.Enjoy!
Calculus: Rates of Change and Limits - Warm-Ups
The videos are to be used as a PREVIEW of the next day’s lesson. This helps students come to class with some prior knowledge before the lesson is taught. The warm-ups are given as a quick way to check and see if each student watched the short videos.
There are several benefits to this method:
• Students are immediately engaged in the lesson because they already “know” something about it.
• Students that learn at a slower pace, develop confidence and are more willing to participate in class bec
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Grades:
10th - 12th
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