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Free high school calculus handouts
Graphing Trigonometry Parent Functions - Graphic Organizers
Trigonometry Parent Functions - Graphic OrganizersSIX graphic organizers for the trigonometric functions:• Sine• Cosine• Tangent• Secant• Cosecant• CotangentThe graphic organizers include domain, range, continuity, symmetry, local maxima and minima, periods, asymptotes, intervals of increase and decrease, x and y intercepts, a table of important points, and a graph.Students can fill the graphic organizers in or a typed answer key version is included as well. These are great to give to students e
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10th - 12th
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Calculus Stuff You Must Know Cold
⭐⭐ This AP Calculus Stuff You Must Know Cold handout provides you with six pages of everything important while reviewing for the AP Calculus AB Exam. Students will have a condensed set of concepts and topics they should know backwards and forwards…definitions, theorems, properties, family of functions and more. ⭐⭐This handy reference sheet is an adaptation from Sean Bird's material at Covenant Christian School, used with permission. This handy reference sheet will help your students get ready fr
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: AP Calculus AB Mega Bundle (2nd Semester) | Flamingo Math
Algebra: Stand and Deliver Movie Questions
This is a one page student response sheet for students to fill out as they watch the movie, Stand and Deliver. The questions are not very high level, just basic questions to make sure everyone is actually paying attention. Very good to leave on a day that you must have a substitute.
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7th - 12th
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Circuit Training - Riemann Sum Writing and Interpretation EK 3.2A2
Highlighting the style of questions in the new AP Calculus Framework under EK 3.2A2 where students have to express the limit of a Riemann sum in integration notation and vise versa.
Students have to write the limit of a Riemann sum for given integrals and given area graphs. They also must find the integral form of a given limit of a Riemann sum.
Circuit Training: The student begins on the first problem, finds his/her answer in another box and then works the adjacent problem as his/her #2. Th
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10th - 12th
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AP Calculus Calculator Cheat Sheet
This is a free TI-84 Plus CE™ Calculator Cheat Sheet. Your AP Calculus students are expected to know how to do just 4 things on the AP Exam. 1. Graphing a function in an arbitrary window.2. Finding zeros of a function.3. Finding a numeric derivative.4. Finding a numeric integral. This activity will give instruction for finding bounds(points of intersection), storing values as variables for use in calculations, and integration using the numeric integration feature on the calculator.This short in
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Unit Circle Quiz, Practice, and Key
File contains three pages: a blank unit circle quiz, a blank unit circle practice page, and a unit circle key. 2/22/2022 - fixed typo on the key12/29/2023 - added Easel activityPlease leave me a comment if you have any suggestions on how to make the Easel assignment better. I was hoping that students would be able to copy and paste the square root and pi symbols to put in the boxes, but I don't know if it actually works to do that.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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FREE AP Calculus AB/BC | Unit 0: PreCalculus Review | Notes and Homework
Product Description -Class: AP Calculus AB/BCTopic: Unit 0: PreCalculus Review Lesson 0.1 – Types of Functions Lesson 0.2 – Intro to TrigonometryTopics covered include:- linear, quadratic, cubic, exponential logarithmic, rational, absolute value, square root, greatest integer (step), trigonometric, polar, and parametric functions- trig ratios- degrees vs. radians- unit circle- inverse trig- trig identities_____________________________________________________________
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9th - 12th
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Circuit Training - Limits with Operations and Compositions
This challenging limits use operations and compositions of graphically and algebraically defined functions. This circuit is difficult. It is best for teachers to polish their skills on this style of problems and possibly to grab a couple of ideas for exam problems.If you put it in front of students, use it with very strong students or consider pairing or tripling up to do as a team activity.Circuit includes graphs of the resulting relationships and a link to Desmos graphs with points to drag to
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9th - 12th
End Behavior of Rational Functions--Rules and Practice
The first page of this resource discusses the "short cuts" to determining the end behavior of rational functions, while at the same time referencing the limitations. Graphs of functions are given to visually support those rules. Page two is a brief five problem practice worksheet and page three is the answer key for the worksheet. At the moment I am considering this a "mini resource" and offering if free of charge. I would appreciate feedback from anyone who uses it on how to improve this res
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9th - 12th
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Calculus: Rates of Change and Limits - Warm-Ups
The videos are to be used as a PREVIEW of the next day’s lesson. This helps students come to class with some prior knowledge before the lesson is taught. The warm-ups are given as a quick way to check and see if each student watched the short videos.
There are several benefits to this method:
• Students are immediately engaged in the lesson because they already “know” something about it.
• Students that learn at a slower pace, develop confidence and are more willing to participate in class bec
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10th - 12th
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Recognizing Multiple Representations of Linear Relationships
This product is a good overview of Linear Relationships and how to recognize them in symbolic form (equations), tabular form (tables), graphical form (graphs), and contextual/verbal form (words/stories). It can be used as an overview for units on Linear Relationships. I've used it as a review for upper-level math students, such as Algebra 2 and Calculus students. If you like this handout, you may also appreciate "Recognizing Multiple Representations of Quadratic Relationships."
James Kiefer
Precalculus Stuff You Must Know Cold
⭐⭐ This Precalculus Honors Stuff You Must Know Cold handout provides you with seven pages of important learning objectives while reviewing for Precalculus Honors Final Exam. Students will have a condensed set of concepts and topics they should know backwards and forwards…definitions, theorems, properties, family of functions and more. ⭐⭐This handy reference sheet will help your students get ready from the very beginning of school, or used as an intensive review before the exam date. Student page
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9th - 11th
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Calculus - Power Rule for Derivatives - CodeBreaker FREEBIE!
This calculus Code Breaker activity can be used as a fun warm-up or cool-down after learning the Power Rule for Derivatives! Organize students in groups of three and give each student a Player problem sheet. The problems on each Player sheet are different, yet similar in difficulty and nature. Once students complete their problems, they are instructed to come up with their Personal Code. After all three players have their Personal Codes, they work together to determine the CodeBreaker code. This
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Parent Function Handout
Summary sheet including equations and graphs for the basic families of functions. It includes constant, linear, absolute value, quadratic, cubic, square root, cube root, exponential, logartihmic and reciprocal (rational) functions. Useful for students to learn the basic graph shapes before transformations.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus 12 Worksheet - Review of Logarithms, Exponents, and the Natural Log
I'm sure I'm not the only one who finds my Calculus 12 students come in very weak on the basics of logs & exponents from Math 12. I use the accompanying two worksheets to help review the key log & exponent concepts they'll need in Calculus. Evaluating logarithms by inspection and with a calculator, understanding what they are, using log laws, solving logarithmic equations, solving exponential equations. The second worksheet mimics the first one but entirely using the natural number an
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12th
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AP Precalculus Stuff You Must Know Cold
⭐⭐ This AP Precalculus Stuff You Must Know Cold handout provides you with eleven pages of everything important while reviewing for the AP Precalculus Exam. Students will have a condensed set of concepts and topics they should know backwards and forwards…definitions, theorems, properties, family of functions and more. ⭐⭐This handy reference sheet will help your students get ready from the very beginning of school, or used as an intensive review before the exam date.✅You might want to check out my
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10th - 12th
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Arithmetic/Geometric Sequences and Series Practice
This practice page includes both arithmetic and geometric sequences and series. Reference notes are provided at the top of the page and include the nth term formulas and sum of a series formulas. Also included is an explanation of sigma notation. This practice page is great for use during the first time the unit is introduced, as a tutorial page, to send home to parents to help at home, or for end-of-year review. There are eight practice problems, evenly split between arithmetic and geometri
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10th - 12th
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Algebra 2 Stuff You Must Know Cold
⭐⭐ This Algebra 2 Honors Stuff You Must Know Cold handout provides you with five pages of important learning objectives while reviewing for Algebra 2 Final Exam. Students will have a condensed set of concepts and topics they should know backwards and forwards…definitions, theorems, properties, family of functions and more. ⭐⭐This handy reference sheet will help your students get ready from the very beginning of school, or used as an intensive review before the exam date.✅You might want to check
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9th - 11th
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PUZZLE MATH: Mixed Derivatives
This is a small collection of 3 math worksheets on the Calculus topic of derivatives. The worksheets provide instant feedback and fun for the math students because the answers correspond to letters or images that lead to the decoding of secret messages and pictures. They are also self-grading, which makes them ideal for customized treatment of learners. They are tested by multiple teachers, including the author and her colleagues. If you like these, you'll love "PUZZLE MATH: Trigonometry and Log
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10th - 12th
Volume of Solids with Known Cross-Sections Reference Sheet
This is a reference sheet that students and educators have found helpful in deepening their understanding of how to set-up and evaluate integrals to determine volumes of solids with known cross-sections.Providing students with reference sheets or posting them in the classroom proves to support a more meaningful conceptual understanding of the topic. Research supports the practice of integrating conceptual understanding with procedural fluency to empower students and strengthen their strategic co
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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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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Flow chart for solving quadratic equations
This flow chart gives a structured way to solve a quadratic equation. I came up with this after noticing that even my pre-calculus and calculus students spent a lot of time (when they reached a quadratic equation) trying to factor. If the students use this regularly, they will remember the method and save a lot of time. A good strategy for preparing for SATs too.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Quadratic equations - solve in pairs
These tasks are designed for studying the topic "Solving Quadratic Equations" and include the use of the discriminant formula. The set includes 4 packs, each containing 2 cards.The main idea is to apply acquired knowledge and promote teamwork. Two students receive cards of the same color, each with different equations written on them. They solve these equations sequentially. The tasks are different, but the product of the roots of each equation should be the same. This way, students can check ea
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8th - 10th
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Connecting the Graphs of the First and Second Derivatives
This is one of my favorite activities to get students to find patterns between the graphs of the first and second derivative in relation to the original function. It asked students to sketch them based on the given curve, then find intervals of increasing/decreasing, concavity, etc. It then asks them to constantly look at connections between the graphs.
This activity consistently generates high quality discussions during and after.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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