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Precalculus games for staff
Escape the Room: Polynomial Functions (A Review Game)
TALK ABOUT AN ENGAGED CLASS!!!!!
This review game is a student favorite! Students review polynomial functions by solving a series of questions as a team, as individuals, and with partners in order to "escape"the room.
Students are given a scenario and a time limit to answer questions that help them crack the code that lets them escape!
This resource also includes signs that students can hold up at the end of the game which adds a fun little aspect to it. I normally send the photos home in my
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Properties of Logarithms - Maze
This is a maze that involves solving logarithm equations. These are basic equations to practice conversions and logarithm rules. This worksheet is used to stress that logarithms are just exponents which are just numbers. It also practices the rules of logarithms but does not solve for harder equations, such as solving quadratics. The maze has students look for numbers counting from 1 to 2 to 3 and so on until they reach the finish. It takes 25 questions to reach the finish but they end up d
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Polar Coordinates Battleship
This is a polar coordinates battleship game to play with precalculus or calculus students. It helps them to learn about graphing polar coordinates.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Exponential Growth Decay Maze
This is a maze that is a quick and great way to practice / review growth and decay of exponential functions. And because it is a maze, students think they are having fun! Even my seniors in PreCalculus enjoyed it. Answer key is included for quick reference.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Functions Jeopardy! Lots of Fun for Algebra or even Pre-Calculus
This file contains a functions Jeopardy game that assesses the following skills:
- function operations (including composition)
- evaluating functions
- parent functions & transformations of them (for the questions involving a magnet in the Get Up & Move category, you should actually place a magnet on a coordinate grid on your board - magnet can be any shape, as long as it is noticeable when reflected certain directions)
- characteristics of function graphs
*Please note that this require
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Cards Against Math Insanity - Families of Functions
This is an appropriate classroom version of the popular infamous black and white card game. This version of Cards Against Math Insanity (CAMI) is a fun, multi-faceted review of topics related to families of functions. Players are encouraged to be creative in answering questions using their knowledge of equations, graphs, transformations, etc. Lively debates will ensue throughout this collaborative and student-centered activity. Review has never been so much fun! This product is part of a bundle.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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