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Free high school precalculus centers
FREE Unit Circle Bingo Trigonometry Math Game Evaluating Trig Functions
This is a perfect end of the year, back to school, math centers, summer camp, or summer school Math activity.If your students need practice with evaluating trig functions using the unit circle, check this BINGO.There are 16 questions for the students to evaluate based on their knowledge of 4 trigonometric functions: sine, cosine, tangent, and cotangent. Students will also need to convert between degrees and radians.PRINTABLE PDF VERSION. Click the GREEN STAR at the top of my store to follow me
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9th - 12th
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Factoring -Difference and Sum of Cubes- Cubics, Quartics Expressions
This sort has students factor 3rd and 4th degree expressions. Then they match them to the factors in the sort. Student Answer Sheet and Key included
Includes: Difference/Sum of Cubes, Difference of Squares, Quadratic Form, Common Factor
Possible uses:
-Alternative to Homework
-Practice
-Review Station
-Check for understanding
-Bellwork
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Trigonometry Finding Side Length Maze Distance Learning Ready
Serves as a great homework assignment or classroom activity. NO PREP!Students will solve for missing side lengths and follow the maze for a great set of practice questions. Answer key included!Thank you for your support. Please leave comments and suggestions!
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8th - 11th
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Discovering Pascal's Triangle Group Activity Cards
Divide your students into groups and give each group a different card. Have them rotate around until they have completed each card. Each one represents a different cool part of Pascal's Triangle that are for students to discover.
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9th - 11th
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Graph / Interval / Inequality Notation Matching
Cut out. Students match interval notation with inequality notation and a line graph.
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9th - 12th
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Calculus--Basic Derivative Answer Hunt
See bottom for Version Changes: 04/22/2020: Added two newer, updated versionsDescription:Using no more than the power rule and trig derivatives, students will work to find the derivatives of various functions.Students start with a poster and complete the derivative; they then search for the poster that matches that answer. They then do the derivative there. You get the idea now, right?I also have a other Calculus Answer Hunt activities in my store: Product Rule Answer HuntChain Rule Answer HuntB
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Conic Sections Equation Matching Activity
Conic Sections Equation Matching Activity
This matching activity will help students practice identifying equations of conic sections that are written in standard and general conic form. The activity requires students to be familiar with the equations of parabolas, circles, ellipses, and hyperbolas.
Optional variation requires students to complete the square to match standard form equations with general conic form equations that represent the same graph.
This download includes 16 matching car
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Solving Rational Equations BINGO/Blackout
Students play against a partner in a game of Bingo.
Student A selects a problem, and BOTH work the problem in the appropriate box on the answer document/scratch sheet of paper.
If Student B agrees with Student A’s answer, Student A puts their initials in the box. If they disagree and Student B is right, Student B steals the box. If there is a disagreement the teacher is called for clarification. The players alternate selecting problems.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Att
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10th - 12th
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Simplify Trig Expressions
In this Tic-Tac-Toe Four in a Row, students multiplying two trig expressions together, then simplify the expression to try to shade four squares in a row. Students will practice working with the fundamental trig identities to block each other from getting four squares in a row. You just need to copy a card for each pair of students and place each in a page protector. It is more fun and engaging than a worksheet. This activity encourages student interaction and collaboration. The game card can ea
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10th - 12th
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Convert between Exponential and Logarithmic Equations - An Introduction
Bring the fun of the classic card games "War", "Go Fish", "Old Maid", and “Rummy” into your Mathematics classroom. This set of cards has exponential equations and corresponding logarithmic equations and the answers. It is an introduction to writing logarithmic equations. The rules for all four games are included. All four games can be played with the same set of cards. The game of "War" can be played with just the cards that have the logarithmic equations. The other games can be played matching
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9th - 11th
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CCSS:
Tic-Tac-Toe Four in a Row -Composite Functions
Tic-Tac-Toe Four in a Row composite Functions has students practice finding composite functions to try to shade four squares in a row. Students will notice that f(g(x)) and g(f(x)) are different unless the functions are inverses of each other. You just need to copy a card for each pair of students and place each in a page protector. There are two different pages of composite function cards. It is more fun and engaging than a worksheet. This activity encourages student interaction and collabora
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10th - 12th
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Tic-Tac-Toe Four in a Row-Arc Length and Area of a Sector (Degrees and Radians)
Tic-Tac-Toe Four in a Row- Arc Length and Area of a Sector, students practice finding arc length on one card and area of a sector on another card. There is a set of cards in degrees and another set for radians. You just need to copy a card for each pair of students and place each in a page protector. It is more fun and engaging than a worksheet. This activity encourages student interaction and collaboration.Even though these games are fun, do not allow the students to play too often or the nove
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10th - 12th
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Simplifying Complex Fractions
Simplifying Complex FractionsDo your students need more practice with simplifying complex fractions? This resource contains 1 google sheet with 4 questions that require students to simplify complex fractions. Students will need to multiply by all terms by the least common denominator in order to combine like terms and simplify the rational expression.SELF CHECKINGNO PREP NEEDEDAnswer Key includedPlease leave feedback.
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: PreCalculus Self Checking Bundle
Multiply and Divide Rational Expressions Puzzle
Practice multiplying and dividing rational expression in a fun way! Print this out and cut out each triangle. Students will work on simplifying each expression and pairing it up with its correct answer. Once they've paired up each side with its correct equivalent expression, the puzzle will take its final shape.These examples are appropriate for Algebra II and above. Required pre-reqs: multiplying and dividing fractions, multiplying binomials, factoring quadratics, factoring sum/difference of cu
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9th - 12th
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Trig Graph Match Up
Individual transformations of Sine, Cosine, and Tangent graphs. Students match the graph to the equation and the amplitude/period. Each equations has only one transformation. Successfully used with a High School PreCalculus class to infer collaborative peer discussions. Easy print and cut. A blank template version (WORD) also available for free.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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FREEBIE Unit Circle Station Scramble Activity
Get your students out of their seats while they practice using the unit circle with this fun station scramble! Students compute the answer and then move the to the station indicated by their answer! This free activity includes10 Station activity cards in both color and black and whiteStudent answer documentAnswer KeyUse this as a group activity or as a competition!Divide your class into as many as 10 groups. Each group will begin at the station that matches their group number. As they find each
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10th - 12th
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Particle Motion Review
This review should be used as a review for AP Calculus students after completing the concepts of particle motion using derivatives. The review contains 4 free response type problems. Two algebraic, one graphical and one from a data table.
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11th - 12th
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Trigonometry on the Unit Circle (angles in both degrees and radians)
Bring the fun of the classic card games "War", "Go Fish", "Old Maid", “Blackjack” and “Rummy” into your Mathematics classroom. This set of cards has the sine, cosine, and tangent of the common angles in degrees and the value of the trig expression. It also includes the same angles on the unit circle in radians and the value trig expression. The rules for all five games are included. All five games can be played with the same set of cards. The game of "War" and “Blackjack” can be played with jus
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10th - 12th
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Logarithm Matching Activity
Students match logarithmic and exponential equations with their corresponding solutions in this matching activity. Answer key included. File is a Word document that you can revise if you need to. I used it with CPM Integrated Math 3 chapter 5 section 5.2.2 to give my students a little more practice in groups of 4. It can also be used as an interactive way to review logarithm and exponential equations in pre-calculus.
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9th - 12th
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Vector Bingo
Whole class and Small Group Bingo Game Activity. Includes 4 games with individual question cards and 36 individual unique bingo game cards. Has question pages that can be used for input into PowerPoint for a timed slideshow for whole class activity. Includes printing instruction. Topic include (1) Vectors: Vectors: Finding resultant Vector using addition, subtraction, scalar multiplication given initial and terminal points, component form of vectors and linear combinations. (2) Vectors: Find Mag
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10th - 12th
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Tic-Tac-Toe Four in a Row (Multiply complex numbers)
Tic-Tac-Toe Four in a Row has students practice multiplying complex numbers to try to shade four squares in a row. Students will make the connection between multiplying complex numbers and the simplified complex answer. You just need to copy a card for each pair of students and place each in a page protector. It is more fun and engaging than a worksheet. This activity encourages student interaction and collaboration. The game card can easily be played by students on Zoom.
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10th - 12th
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Changing the Viewing Window on Graphing Calculator Worksheet
Help your students with using the TI83/84 to graph polynomials. Includes worksheet(with screen shots), Full page example of graphing polynomials and changing the viewing window on TI83/84, and answer key. Great for practice, intro or review station. Recommended for Algebra 2, Precalculus, College Algebra.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Trigonometry on the unit circle
Bring the fun of the classic card games "War", "Go Fish" and "Old Maid" into your Math classroom. This set of cards has the sine, cosine, and tangent of the common angles in degrees) on the unit circle and the value trig expression for the students to practice determining the value of the trig expressions in the unit circle. The rules for all three games are included. All three games can be played with the same set of cards. The game of "War" can be played with just the cards that have the trig
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9th - 12th
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Polar Equation Graphs Exploration Packet
This packet can be used to introduce the graphs of polar equations. Students use a calculator to determine the table of values entries and plot those polar coordinates on the grid provided. Using a graphing calculator, students enter the equations and then sketch other types of polar graphs.
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10th - 12th
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