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High school math homework for Microsoft PowerPoint
Editable Exit Ticket Template
Create your own exit tickets in just minutes. Just type your question and print!This resource includes templates for three different question formats- multiple choice, lined, and blank. There is a self assessment section at the bottom of each exit ticket, to provide students the opportunity to reflect on their level of understanding.
Graphing Quadratic Functions (Standard Form) - Notes, Slideshow, and Practice
Students will:-Identify key features of graphs of quadratic functions.-Graph quadratic functions in standard form using a table of values.-Graph quadratic functions from standard form by finding the axis of symmetry, vertex, and y-intercept.Includes everything you need to teach this lesson in one folder:-PDF of guided notes (with key)-Editable PowerPoint and Google Slide presentation for use with guided notes-PDF of practice problems (with key)Copy the guided notes for students and present the l
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9th - 12th
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Getting to Know You Student Interest Survey EDITABLE High School Math
Fully editable student interest survey for the start of the year. Get important student information and learn more about them! Designed for high school math but since it is editable, can easily be customized. Give your students this survey in class or as homework at the start of the year to get to know them better, and to show them that you care! 2 pages, so you can print it on one sheet front to back, of student-friendly questions about hobbies, interests, and thoughts and feelings about school
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7th - 12th
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Probability - Tree Diagrams for independent and dependent events
To save you some time when you are preparing your lessons on dependent and independent events, I have collected a bunch of problems that can be solve by drawing tree diagrams and made a slide show of the questions and there answers. The tree diagrams are animated to enable you to explain as you go on. They can also be adjusted very easily and quickly to fit any other problems that you want you learners to solve.There are 6 examples of dependent events and 9 of independent events. I have also inc
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7th - 12th
Logarithms activity Expanding and Condensing Logarithms
In this ready-to-use logarithms puzzle activity, students practice condensing and expanding logarithms and converting between logarithmic and exponential forms. Students find the matching forms to create a puzzle. There are 30+ practice problems included. Logarithms are part of common core standard: HSF.LE.A.4. Great for subs!Included in this resource:- Logarithm puzzle pieces with 30+ problems total- Answer key- Suggested usesGreat to use after Logarithms: Notes and Practice to Introduc
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9th - 11th
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Algebra 2 Notes and Worksheet Bundle - Properties and Attributes of Functions
Guided Notes, Worksheets, and a PowerPoint Lesson to help your students master:Set Builder and Interval NotationCorrect math symbols for indicating Domain and RangeFinding Domain and RangeParent FunctionsTransformations of Graphs (Translations, Reflections, Stretches, Compressions)Composite FunctionsInverse FunctionsBonus File: Piecewise Functions
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9th - 12th
Writing Linear Equations from Word Problems
Writing Linear Equations from Word ProblemsThis includes 16 Index cards that you are able to cut out and distribute.Get students to learn how to write linear equations from word problems.Also includes:- TE w/answers- Blank Cards, so the students are able to create new word problemsCan also be used as Handouts for classwork, homework, quizzes or test preparation.You can also purchase the following that are part of slope and y-intecept:Finding Slope from Tables - Writing Linear EquationsWriting Li
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7th - 9th, Adult Education
Goldie's AP® Statistics Review Lessons and Homework
AP StatisticsUnit Review Lessons and Homework Assignments You can use these resources:throughout your year in AP Statistics, as a way to review before quizzes and testsas end of the year AP Exam reviewas an independent study guide resource for students Note: These resources are included in their respective unit plans. You get a total of 21 individual resources in this amazing bundle. There are 9 units in the AP Statistics course, and each unit comes with the following:PowerPoint presentation rev
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11th - 12th
IXL Weekly Homework Skill Practice | Homework Log | IXL Program | Editable
This is a editable, half sheet homework log is great to send home with kids. It has a section for reading skills and math skills that can be practiced at home. On the reverse side of the paper, the students can record the skill, time spent, and include a parent signature. It is so simple and makes assigning IXL homework so much easier.
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2nd - 12th
Discrete Math & Its Real-World Applications (High School Curriculum Bundle)
This file contains the entire course curriculum bundle, which includes everything you need to start teaching the course: Course and Lesson Plans with Teacher Notes, Slide Decks, Lesson Resources, Projects, Activities, Tests, free access to Video Instruction on Udemy, and more.(To view the entire curriculum content: Open the Zip file -> Open the folder -> Open the curriculum.html file in your browser by double-clicking on the file.)This 1-semester course is great for teachers who want to a
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9th - 12th
Lessons 1-5 Bundle!: Persp Drawing Boot Camp: Step-by-Step PPTS w/Handouts
This is the Day 1-5 Bundle. I call it "Perspective Drawing Boot Camp". It's a five class period step-by-step intensive study of interior space in order to get high school students caught up to speed on two point perspective, many of whom have never studied it before. It concludes with a two week "Extreme Makeover Dream Room" project. This is the entire bundle of lessons, Day 1: Items on walls and floor; Day 2: Openings in the walls and floor; Day 3: Furniture; Day 4: Lettering; Day 5: Practice
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
AP Calculus AB Course
Bundle of resources for an AP Calculus AB Course. Includes the following (note that all resources can be edited, equations may require MathType):5 Chapters (see this Course Page for the full breakdown and companion YouTube videos)2 Limits3 Derivatives4 Applications of Derivatives5 Integrals6 Applications of IntegralsEach lesson includes:PowerPoint presentation for the lesson itselfWord Guided Notes to go with lessonWord handouts for at least one homework assignments plus 1 to 6 extra practice pr
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Multivariable Calculus: The Geometry of Space Unit Bundle
This bundle includes five lessons which make up Unit 1: The Geometry of Space. This particular unit does not make heavy use of calculus (though it does make an appearance), so much of it could be used in high school geometry.Each lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation along with guided notes, a Do Now, an Exit Ticket, and a homework assignment. All components come with complete and detailed answer keys.You can also purchase the lessons separately:-Working in Three Dimensions-Spheres and Cyl
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Multivariable Calculus: Vectors Unit Bundle
This bundle includes five lessons which make up Unit 2: Vectors. This particular unit does not make heavy use of calculus, so much of it could be used in high school geometry or precalculus.Each lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation along with guided notes, a Do Now, an Exit Ticket, and a homework assignment. All components come with complete and detailed answer keys.You can also purchase the lessons separately:-Properties of Vectors-Unit Vectors-The Dot Product-The Cross Product-Vector Eq
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
NGSS MS-PS4-1 Graphing Energy & Amplitude Worksheet & PowerPoint
If you are teaching your students how to understand graphs and how the amplitude of a wave is related to the energy in a wave (NGSS Performance Expectation MS-PS4-1), this resource is a great scaffold or assessment! Students discover that as the amplitude of a wave increases the energy increases exponentially, meaning that a small increase in amplitude causes a larger increase in energy. This resource is great as a warm up/bell ringer, homework or sub plan.Take a look at these two graphing waves
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6th - 12th
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MS-PS4-1
Algebra 2 Honors Course
Bundle of resources for an Algebra 2 Honors Course. Includes the following (note that all resources can be edited, equations may require MathType):8 Chapters (see this Course Page for the full breakdown and companion YouTube videos)1 Functions2 Factoring3 Complex Numbers4 Quadratics5 Polynomials6 Rational Functions7 Trigonometry8 Statistics and ProbabilityEach lesson includes:PowerPoint presentation for the lesson itselfWord Guided Notes to go with lessonWord handouts for two homework assignment
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9th - 12th
High School Math Back to School Summer Bundle Algebra | Geometry | Calc
Comes with editable summer and back to school review for pre algebra, geometry, algebra 2, pre calculus and Calculus.Here's a run down of the Precalculus version: Do you find that your Precalculus students don't recall their algebra skills? Spend the first few days of the course going over this packet to be sure that your students will be ready for Precalculus. Have your students complete at least 8 problems on each of the key pieces required for Precalculus and AP Calculus.Now includes an edita
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9th - 12th
AP Calculus BC Course
Bundle of resources for an AP Calculus AB Course. Includes the following (note that all resources can be edited, equations may require MathType):7 Chapters (see this Course Page for the full breakdown and companion YouTube videos)2 Limits3 Derivatives4 Applications of Derivatives5 Integrals6 Applications of Integrals7 Sequences and Series8 Parametric, Vector and Polar FunctionsEach lesson includes:PowerPoint presentation for the lesson itselfWord Guided Notes to go with lessonWord handouts for a
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Pre-Calculus Honors (with Limits) Course
Bundle of resources for a Pre-Calculus Honors Course. Includes the following (note that all resources can be edited, equations may require MathType):9 Chapters (see this Course Page for the full breakdown and companion YouTube videos)1 Quadratics2 Polynomials3 Rational Functions4 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions5 Trigonometry6 Polar Coordinates and Vectors7 Conics and Parametrics8 Sequences and Seriesy9 LimitsEach lesson includes:PowerPoint presentation for the lesson itselfWord Guided Note
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9th - 12th
Algebra 2 CP Course
Bundle of resources for an Algebra 2 CP Course. Includes the following (note that all resources can be edited, equations may require MathType):8 Chapters (see this Course Page for the full breakdown and companion YouTube videos)1 Systems of Linear Equations2 Factoring3 Complex Numbers4 Quadratics5 Polynomials6 Rational Functions7 Trigonometry8 Statistics and ProbabilityEach lesson includes:PowerPoint presentation for the lesson itselfWord Guided Notes to go with lessonWord handouts for two homew
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9th - 12th
AP Calculus: Applications of Derivatives Unit Bundle
This bundle includes seven lessons which make up Unit 5: Applications of Derivatives. These lessons are appropriate for AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, or college calculus.Each lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation along with guided notes, a Do Now, an Exit Ticket, and a homework assignment. All components come with complete and detailed answer keys.You can also purchase the lessons separately:-Linear Approximation and Differentials-Related Rates-Maximum and Minimum Values-The Mean Value T
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
AP Calculus: The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Complete Lesson
This lesson introduces both parts of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. First, students are asked to notice some connections between the process of differentiation and integration. Then, the FTC1 is introduced, along with some applications, followed by FTC2, also with applications.This lesson is appropriate for both AP Calculus AB and BC.Detailed answer keys are included.The topics covered include:-An Interesting Connection-The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Part One-FTC1 with the Chain Ru
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â AP Calculus AB Full Curriculum
I-Ready Individual Report
Do you use I-Ready at your school? This report is great to use during individual academic talk with your students. It is used for monthly talks however, it is editable to change to fit your needs. Also included is a "I will" sheet that students can use to help them reach their goals.
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K - 12th
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AP Calculus: Infinite Limits and Limits at Infinity Complete Lesson
This lesson introduces two kinds of limits: infinite limits and limits at infinity. Both types are looked at graphically as well as algebraically. Also, each type is connected to its corresponding asymptote. Thus the student learns a new language for describing horizontal and vertical asymptotes.
This lesson is appropriate for both AP Calculus AB and BC.
Detailed answer keys are included.
The topics covered include:
-Definition of an Infinite Limit
-Recognizing Infinite Limits
-Evaluating
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â AP Calculus: Limits and Continuity Unit Bundle
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