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Calculus projects for administrators
First day of School Handprints Poem Preschool, Pre-K or Kindergarten EDITABLE
Make the first day of school extra special for your new students and parents with the EDITABLE HAND PRINT POEM PRINTABLE. Parents will be forever grateful for this Handprint Poem Keepsake! This set is now packed with even more options! 23 different pages you can EDIT with your school, child's name, and date. NEWLY UPDATED IN 2019! This set now includes editable titles for "First Day of Preschool" "First day of Kindergarten", just type whatever you need it to say.This is an editable PDF. N
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PreK - K
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Unit Circle Project
This Unit Circle Project is the perfect way to teach the unit circle to your high school math students in a fun creative way. Not only will students walk away with a better understanding of special right triangles and angle relationships after completing the unit circle project, but you'll also be able to decorate your classroom with their artistic ideas. Your administrators and parents will love seeing the artistic aspect of this unit circle math project. Instead of giving students the unit cir
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9th - 12th
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Logarithmic and Exponential Murder Mystery Project and Lab
Solving exponential and logarithmic equations are fun and engaging in this mystery project. In this project students will work to test the stories of four suspects, Mrs. White, Colonel Mustard, Miss Scarlet, and Professor Plum. Each suspect has a defense for the crime but only math can prove if they are telling the truth.Exponential modeling using Newton's Law of Cooling is used to find the time of the murder. Exponential decay models are used to find how much poison was used.This two-three day
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9th - 12th
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AP Calculus Optimization Discovery Project with M&Ms!
Optimization is a tricky topic in calculus. This one-day activity allows students to discover how calculus can help them. Each student (or small group) starts with an index card, which will be cut and folded up to form a box. First they calculate what would happen if the box is made various ways, and see that the volume changes depending on the size of the cuts.Next students develop an equation and apply calculus to determine how to create a box with maximum volume - so that they can fill it up
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Precalculus Graphing Polar Coordinates "Date" Project
Practice graphing with polar coordinates by having your students embark on a date in this love themed project! The cardiod (heart), lemniscate (bow), rose curve (flower), circle and more are explored! There is a calculator portion where students reveal a butterfly and a portion where they can create their own graph as well. INCLUDED:- 5 themed polar graphs- An opportunity for students to get creative and make their own graph and prompt- Scoring rubric- Full worked solutions answer keyI have d
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus Derivatives Project: The Calculus Coaster
A project that combines the concepts of continuity and differentiation and applies it to a real world situation. The students must first use both continuity and differentiation to solve for multiple coefficients. They then use the coefficients they have solved for and their knowledge of derivatives to answer questions about the situation. Designed for an AP or Advanced Calculus 1 class.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus Volume of Revolution Fun Escape Project
Similar to an Escape Room, this engaging fun project for Calculus students, uses techniques from the Volume of Revolution (part of the Applications to Integration Unit), to escape capture by Aliens.Your students have been unwittingly captured by aliens from the planet Relssek, and in order to be set free and escape their captors, they must find the volume of the Queen’s favorite mug, no easy task. In order to solve the problem they will use their prior Algebra knowledge plus Calculus to determ
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Volume by Cross Sections Project
This is a poster project whereby students create 3-dimensional models of physical objects by using cross sections. Students determine what functions to use for their base regions and the cross sections. They use a spreadsheet to calculate the Riemann sum for their objects and compare their calculations to their integral values. Students have a lot of fun with this project and they get very creative. I recommend that you allow at least 3 weeks for the project and require them to submit their
Calculus Catapult Project - Derivatives and Extrema Hands On Activity
This Calculus catapult project will engage students and help them apply their derivative knowledge to a real-world scenario! Students will create a catapult and launch an item. They will use their derivative knowledge to determine the maximum height of their launched item!Need a change from just calculating derivatives all day??This catapult project has students build their own catapult to launch a paper ball and then measure time and distance. Using that alone, they will calculate the maximum h
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11th - 12th
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Calculus Applications of Differentiation Maximize-a-Box Project (Unit 5)
Applications of Differentiation Maximization Calculus Project:This Calculus project is an activity for optimization and the Applications of Differentiation Unit. Students are given a sheet of poster board of a specific size and are asked to create a box (with a fold-down lid) of maximum volume.Teaching Suggestions:Assign students a designated poster size for whicn they will use to create a box of maximum volume.Students should calculate the volume for two different boxes based on the orientatio
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: AP Calculus Activities Bundle | Flamingo Math
Project-Based Learning, PBL | High School Math (Calculus)
Spark Innovation in Your High School Calculus Classroom: Equip Students with Real-World Problem-Solving Skills through Project-Based Learning!Are you an educator passionate about igniting a love for Calculus in your High School students? Do you want to go beyond theoretical concepts and empower them to see the practical applications of Calculus in solving real-world challenges across various industries? Look no further than Scienovate's Calculus in Various Industries Project-Based Learning Proje
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Volume Using Known Cross Sections CALCULUS PROJECT
Calculus students will find the volume of a solid using known cross sections in this project that includes computer and hands-on components. Students will create their own 3D solid and use www.desmos.com and a GeoGebra applet to make a physical model and multiple computer-generated images. This is a fun and engaging project for the end of the year in a calculus course. It works well for students to do individually or with a partner.This project requires the use of a computer with Microsoft Powe
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11th - 12th
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AP Calculus Turkey Trot - Limits, Derivatives Scavenger Hunt Project
A fun QR way of reviewing limits and derivatives! Students embark on a scavenger hunt for 22 turkeys with calc questions + 7 bonus turkeys with fun questions. Each turkey has a unique QR code that will link to a calculus question. 22 turkeys have questions on the following topics:- Limits (graphically, algebraically)- Continuity- Slope of a tangent line- Derivatives---Power rule---Chain rule---Trig---Implicit differentiation---Related rates---Extrema---Increasing/Decreasing---Concavity---Roll
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus Vase PROJECT
Looking for an Integration Project for your Calculus class? This Vase Project (with an editable rubric) is the perfect fit for you. Students work with a partner to use an integral to calculate the volume of a vase.Students will work in groups to record the dimensions of a vase as ordered pairs, use regression to find the curve of best fit, use calculus to approximate the volume of the vase, measure the actual volume of the vase, calculate the percent error, and write a report with their findings
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Solving Trigonometric Equations - Coloring Activity
Students will use their knowledge of SOLVING TRIG EQUATIONS in this coloring sheet. It is way more fun than a traditional worksheet, and it's great for teachers to use for student work displays.ANSWER KEY INCLUDEDLooking for more on your ANALYTIC TRIGONOMETRY unit? Check out these resources!Fundamental Trig Identities - Scavenger HuntVerifying Trig Identities - Race ActivitySum & Difference Formulas - PuzzleMultiple-Angle & Product-to-Sum Formulas - TrashketballAnalytic Trigonometry - As
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Analytic Trigonometry - ENTIRE UNIT BUNDLE!!
Putting Together the Best Career Day Ever!
A practical guide for counselors, teachers, administrators and other staff members who are putting together a Career Day. This guide will help you organize the day, get help, choose speakers and suggest a timeline for getting things done. Although many of the samples are for elementary school Career Days, the information can easily be adapted for middle school and high school Career Days.
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PreK - 12th
Attendance Bulletin Board - Tracking Classroom ADA
Attendance is OUT OF THIS WORLD! Here is a cute space theme bulletin board for tracking classroom ADA. You can add to this by targeting other attendance areas as well!This product will provide you with...LettersPlanetsRingsBig StarsLittle StarsDirectionsYou will have to provide your mascot! :)Thanks for taking a peek at my product! I hope you enjoy!Check out some other awesome resources...Grumpy Monkey Book Companion ActivitiesDigital Counseling Forms BundleSimply Perfect Planner for School Coun
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K - 6th, Staff
Calculus End-of-Year Project
I use this project in my AP Calculus BC course at the end of the year. You can also adjust it to make it appropriate for AP Calculus AB—some of the “jumping-off points” included in the assignment sheet involve BC-only topics, but they can be removed or replaced with more AB topics if you wish.
You will download a .zip file from which you can extract four files: two editable .doc files and two .pdf versions of those files for perfect formatting.
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- Assignment sheet with introduction,
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11th - 12th
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Kindness Week Craft Kindness Bulletin Board
This heartwarming kindness activity is perfect for a Valentine's Day Bulletin Board or during Kindness Week. Incorporate this display as part of your PBIS student recognition!Here's How It Works:Students choose 2 graphic squares to color.The student writes about the act of kindness on 2 writing blocks.The four squares are glued onto construction paper to create a paper quilt!Turn Into A Bulletin BoardStudents can create individual quilts or you can combine several to make a class quilt.What's In
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Not Grade Specific
Calculus - Solids of Revolution Project
In this project, students use Calculus to find the volume of a real object without a simple geometric formula. The file includes a one-page description of the project and a half-page rubric for grading.
For a more open-ended project, visit this other listing in my store:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Calculus-End-of-Year-Project-AP-Calculus-BC-or-AB-3247530
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Calculus AB Resources (discounted bundle)
Calculus Projects (AP)
This document contains 7 projects that I use in my AP calculus class. Most of them are geared toward an AP class. Rubrics for all 7 are included with the number of pages.
1 - review of pre-calc material for the first week of class. The students have to present their topic to the class and assign homework to the class.
2 - creating multiple choice questions. They have to create questions in the format of the AP test, including incorrect answers.
3 - creating a limit example. Students have to s
Trigonometric Modeling Amusement Park Project and Lab
Modeling a Ferris Wheel with trigonometric functions is fun and engaging in this design project. In this project students will work as a civil engineer to improve and save the amusement parks Ferris Wheel.
Linear and angular speed is converted to determine the number of revolutions and time needed for the Ferris Wheel to operate at its greatest potential.
This one-two day project is a great finale for an trigonometric function unit. Students will enjoy the task of improving the Amusement park
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9th - 12th
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[Editable] Children's Business Fair
Want to start a new tradition at your elementary school? Use this comprehensive pack which includes everything you need to start a children's business fair! Turn your school into a student-led market! Fully editable on Canva for you to add your own school's flair! Pack includes: Kick-off Event Resources (Google Slide Show, handouts)Google Form for Student interestBusiness Applications – 4 pagesWorkshop Google Slide Show (Evening Event) Flyers Checklists Email Templates
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Not Grade Specific
Polar Coordinate Investigation (Points, Graphs, Practice Problems)
A task to take your students through discovery of what polar coordinates are and the graphs that they make. Students should be able to complete this alone or with a partner with little to no instruction - as stated, an investigation! The investigation will take students through the following:Part I: Plotting Polar PointsPart II: Polar GraphsPart III: Conic Sections in PolarPart IV: Students create graphsFor a themed project that explores the fun graphs that polar coordinates can create, check
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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