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High school calculus homework under $5
Calculus Christmas Bingo - Review for Semester Exam
This is a bingo game designed to review material from first semester Calculus AB. The questions cover such topics as limits, derivatives, equations of tangent lines, related rates, optimization, and curve sketching.There are 24 questions given in this presentation.30 pre made unique Bingo cards are included. Teachers can print them and hand them out - no need to wait for students to make their own card.If you prefer, you can have your students play this game right online. You project the quest
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11th - 12th
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Evaluating the Definite Integral Color Worksheet
25 unique and thought out questions on evaluating simple definite integrals. This worksheet has no trigonometric or transcendental functions and all of the problems can be evaluated without the need of a calculator.
Each question corresponds to a matching answer that gets colored in to form a symmetrical design. Not only does this make it fun and rewarding for students but it also makes it easy for students and teachers to know if the worksheet has been completed correctly. Great for classwo
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training -- Fundamental Theorem Of Calculus
Engage your students with this self-checking 12-question circuit! I wrote this circuit to help my students with the symbolic notation and easy (but my students don't think so!) computation of functions and their derivatives defined as definite integrals. Most of the problems require FTC Part I, but a few can be done with or require FTC Part II. In many ways my circuits are no prep in that all the teacher has to do is work the circuit ahead of the students to see how the idea unfolds and then
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Algebra Error Analysis | Common Mistakes
Tired of your students making the same algebraic mistakes over and over? Give them these worksheets with common mistakes and ask them to determine if it is a mistake and to correct it.This resource contains 2 worksheets:One worksheet with 14 questions: "Simplify or Not?” Students must determine if each expression can be simplified; if it can be simplified, then they must do so.One worksheet with 22 questions: “Common Mistakes Correction.” Students find the one correct mathematical statement from
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Calculus Full Curriculum BUNDLE
Math Before Calculus Weekly Review for Calculus AB
Calculus Weekly ReviewHow many times do your calculus students make algebra mistakes? How many times do you think to yourself – they understand the calculus concepts, but keep messing up the algebra?This is a collection of 15 worksheets that will help students review key algebra and trigonometry concepts. I give my students one of these worksheets on Monday and it is due on Friday every week throughout first semester. Each worksheet is a homework grade worth 10 points. (Most pages have 10 pr
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11th - 12th
Also included in: Calculus AB AP Review Bundle
Calculus Derivatives Practice with Animal Jokes
Calculus Derivative PracticeIn this packet you will find 4 puzzles that will help students practice finding the derivatives of functions.The first puzzle will help students practice basic rules of derivatives. (Some rewriting of functions is required.)The second puzzle will help students practice finding derivatives with trig functions. (Chain rule necessary)The third puzzle will help students practice finding derivatives using the product and quotient rule. (No chain rule necessary.)The fourth
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11th - 12th
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Circuit Training - MVT, Average Rate of Change, Average Value (calculus)
I wrote this 16-question circuit as an and of the year review for students who can't tell the difference between average value, average rate of change and Mean Value Theorem. Some problems are straight-forward, some are contextual, and all functions from polynomial to trig to square root and exponential are incorporated. Students will even have to interpret a table and a graph. No calculator is needed to work this circuit. Students begin in "cell #1", work the problem, and then search for the
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Finding Limits Algebraically - Circuit Math Activity
This resource allows students to practice finding limits algebraically using a variety of methods. It could be used as an in class activity or assigned as homework.This resource should be used AFTER teaching students how to find limits algebraically. Students must have prior knowledge of factoring and use of conjugates to complete this activity.Directions: Students will need to start with problem #1 and find the limit algebraically. Once they have a found the limit of problem #1, students will n
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10th - 12th
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Circuit Training - Average and Instantaneous Rates of Change (Calculus)
I wrote this circuit to not only give students practice calculating the average and instantaneous rates of change, but also to give them practice recognizing when to calculate which one. The way a circuit works, you search for your answer to get to the next problem. You will enjoy the sound of your classroom as your students work through a circuit!This circuit does not need a calculator for any of the problems.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training -- Polar coordinates, equations and graphs (precalculus)
I wrote this circuit as a request for a calculus colleague. It can be used at the end of a precalculus unit on polar or in calculus before finding area between polar graphs, etc. None of the 22 questions require the use of a calculator.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Writing about Math - Calculus - Curve Sketching
In this packet, you will find 5 worksheets that will help students analyze and write about functions and their derivatives.In each worksheet I have given the students a graph and approximately 10 words that must be used in a paragraph about the given situation.Worksheet #1: Students are asked to write about the given graph.Worksheet #2: Students are given a graph and asked to write about its derivative.Worksheet #3: Students are given the graph of the derivative of a function and asked to writ
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11th - 12th
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Introduction to Limits | Limits from Graphs WORKSHEET | Digital and Print
Check your calculus students' understanding of finding limits from graphs, finding limits using tables, and finding limits from the equation of a piecewise function with this ready-to-go worksheet.The worksheet comes with an answer key for the convenience of the teacher, and for a digital and self-checking experience, a Google Forms version is also available. Grab your copy today!Need resources for the entire unit? This resource is included in: Calculus Limits | Unit 1 | Calculus Notes and Homew
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Precalculus SLOW GROWING BUNDLE
AP Calculus Summer Work Packet
This is for teachers who want to assign summer work to students entering AP Calculus. The file includes six pages of questions about prerequisite skills for Calculus, separated by topic:
- "Super-basic" algebra skills
- Trigonometry
- Higher-level factoring
- Logarithms and exponential functions
- Rational expressions and equations
- Graphing
The file also includes an answer key.
Per the introduction on the first page of the file: "Most questions in this packet were included because they conc
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Calculus AB Resources (discounted bundle)
Writing about Mathematics - Calculus - Limits and Continuity
This packet is part of my series: Writing about Mathematics – Calculus. This particular activity is about limits and continuity.I have found that in order for calculus students to really internalize all of the information they are being given, they must write about it themselves. Writing helps the teacher find misconceptions that the students have.Students are given a diagram and a list of words which must be used to write a paragraph about the diagram. Students use the lessons they have le
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11th - 12th
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Disk and Washer Radius Practice
For most students, the hardest part about finding the volume of a solid of revolution is identifying whether to use disks or washers* and what the radius/radii are. This set of 24 problems lets students focus on those two important aspects, with four sets of six related problems. Students are not asked to complete the (sometimes tedious) calculations to find the volume; instead, they are asked only to focus on identifying whether to use disks or washers and giving expressions for r (and R, for
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Calculus AB Resources (discounted bundle)
Calculus Curve Sketching Quiz First Derivative Test
This is a collection of 5 calculus quizzes that test whether students can use calculus to analyze the first and second derivative of an equation and then answer questions about the original function.Students must know how to find:intervals of increase/decreasewhere is the maximum/minimumintervals of concavitywhere is the point of inflectionEach of these 5 quizzes contains 10 questions.The first two quizzes are very basic and straight forward. The second three quizzes are a little bit harder.An
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11th - 12th
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Calculus Halloween Puzzle Review Activity
This is a Halloween themed puzzle that will review first quarter calculus problems.You will receive:18 practice questionsAnswer KeyRiddle that is solved by matching answers to lettersExample of Topics Covered:LimitsDerivativesEquations of Tangent LinesImplicit Differentiation...MORE!A funny Halloween joke is included that the students fill in as they figure out answers to the calculus questions.Answers are included.
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11th - 12th
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Domain and Range of Polynomials Functions Interval Notation
This is an amazing double sided worksheet on Domain and Range of Polynomial functions. Students always have trouble with Domain and range, and so I designed this worksheet to help them. It really will send the concept home. After they complete this, I promise they will understand domain and range like never before. This is by far the best worksheet for Domain and Range. It usually takes 40-55 minutes to complete. Look at all the positive feedback/ratings. There is an answer key included.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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AP Calculus - Unit 2 - REVIEW CIRCUIT (with Solutions!)
This circuit contains 31 problems that covers all of AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus BC Unit 2 – Differentiation (Definition of the Derivative and Basic Differentiation Rules.) These problems were carefully constructed to be in the spirit of the AP Exam. Included is a single circuit with all 31 problems, and two smaller circuits, with the 31 problems split into two sets. I give this circuit to my students at the end of the unit for review, but then give it to them again at the end of the year to
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Evaluating Trig Functions on Unit Circle Self-Checking Digital Activity
Want a fun activity to engage your students in Evaluating Trigonometric Functions on the Unit Circle? This no prep, self-checking Mystery Picture Reveal Activity (print and digital version available) is just what you've been looking for! Assign the digital version activity and watch your students receive immediate feedback while they practice their understanding of evaluating trig functions on the unit circle.This activity consists of 20 questions on:Finding the exact value of a trig function on
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Trigonometry Unit Self Checking Digital + Print Activity Bundle
Limits of Riemann Sums & Definite Integrals Circuit-Training
Limits of Riemann Sums & Definite Integrals Circuit-Style Training resource is designed to help your students gain proficiency in their ability use properties of definite integrals, Reimann Sum approximations, writing integrals as a limit of a Riemann Sum and converting the limit of Riemann Sums into a definite integral expression. There are 16 question stems in two different formats:1. As a self-checking circuit-style training2. As a multiple choice-style assessmentCollege Board® Topics:Top
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Calculus Integration Activities & Assessments (AB Version - Unit 6)
Composition of Functions Self Check Activity
Perfect for classwork or homework, this NO PREP, NO GRADING, self-check activity has students evaluating the composition of functions and receiving immediate FEEDBACK. Made with Google sheets, this activity is ideal for distance or virtual learning. You must have a free Google Drive account and students must either have a free Google Drive account or Google Classroom account.Included in this product:Teacher directions Link to Google Sheet (16 Questions)KeyTerms of Use:This product should only
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Evaluating Functions and Function Operations BUNDLE
Find the Domain and Range from the graph of a function
Finding the domain and Range from the graph of a given function is one of the important standard in Algebra 2 EOC. This easy to print worksheet/printable(PDF) of 4 pages contains graphs of twelve functions and space given for writing Domain and Range for each graph. Answer key (last two pages) is provided with answers given in both inequality and interval notation. It can be assigned as a homework, classwork activity, as a quiz or test. This set of questions consist pf both simple and com
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Calculus Integration Maze and Task Cards Activity (Unit 6)
Integration Maze and Task Cards with QR Codes Activity:This is an engaging activity to help your Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Calculus Honors, or Calculus 1 students review for the AP Calculus Exam. You will find three different options for differentiating your class. There is a fun maze with a student recording sheet to evaluate definite integrals that provide a variety of challenging problems which include polynomials, trigonometric, and transcendental functions. The product also contains 18 ta
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Calculus Integration Activities & Assessments (AB Version - Unit 6)
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