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Free precalculus task cards
Simplifying Radicals Using Imaginary Number i Boom Cards™ Digital Activity
This FREE set of 20 digital, self-checking task cards is a great way to help your algebra students practice simplifying radicals using the imaginary number i. Students are shown one question at a time and LOVE getting instant feedback as they practice simplifying square roots of negative numbers. The cards are scaffolded to increase in difficulty. The first 7 cards break the problems down into smaller steps by showing students how to factor out the -1 and perfect square factors. The final 13
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Radical Expressions Bundle: Printable & Digital Activities
Factoring Polynomials Task Cards
These factoring polynomials task cards are a great way for students to review all factoring methods. There are 16 task cards which include factoring using:· GCF· Difference of Squares· Trinomials· Difference & Sum of Cubes· Grouping 11 of the cards will factor with only one method, while 4 of them require 2 types of factoring (ex: grouping then difference of squares) and one prime is included. Included in this product:· 16 printable task cards· Student record sheet· Answer KeysYou may also
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Factoring Polynomials All Methods Complete Lessons
Circuit Training - Algebra 2 Review - Precal Preview
24 problems for review in the circuit format! Great for review before standardized tests (SAT, ACT), or for the beginning of the semester. Your students will be engaged as they practice their math skills because they will have to find their answer to advance in the circuit. This element of self-check in the math classroom is essential! Can be easily made into task cards or a scavenger hunt.
The answer key is not included because the answers are embedded in the circuit.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training - Quadratic Functions and Equations (algebra)
Do your students need more practice toggling between the three forms of a parabola (vertex form, factored form and general form)? Then this circuit will help! Assembled by my colleague Jency, this circuit gives students (algebra 2 level is the intention but considering it's free, download it for yourself and decide!) engaging practice. There is no answer key because the answers are embedded in the circuit (it is how students move from one problem to the next). All the teachers needs to do is
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10th - 12th
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Circuit Training - Complex Numbers (algebra)
Give your students engaging practice with the circuit format! My student teacher, Brenda Crow, wrote this self-checking 24-question circuit which involves imaginary and complex numbers. Great for algebra 2 level or even for precalculus review.
We do not include answer keys with our circuits since the answers are imbedded in the circuit. (Students begin in the first box, work the problem, and then hunt for the answer. When they find the answer, that becomes the new problem. They continue
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10th - 12th
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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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Task Cards - Solving Trigonometric Equations
Task Cards that can be used in a variety of ways! Speed dating is illustrated but that's just one example!These cards feature basic trigonometric equations and DO NOT feature identities.
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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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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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Domain and Range Task Cards Freebie
These domain and range task cards include:8 task cardsstudent answer sheetteacher answer keyThis resource is designed specifically for on-level students in PreCalculus. Simplify your prep time with this print-and-go resource, crafted to enhance student engagement and mastery of function concepts. Give your students the opportunity to sharpen their skills while enjoying the learning process!If you liked this resource, please check out this bundle!Pre-Calculus | Functions Task Cards Growing Bund
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11th - 12th
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Circuit Training - Prerequisites for Precalculus
Engage your students with this 16-question review circuit! To advance to the next question, students must hunt for their answer. This encourages them to be precise and also encourages to ask questions when they are stuck. Can be used in class, as an assignment, for standardized test prep, as guided notes, you name it! My students love this format and will work very hard at practice if the problems are organized in this format.
Can easily be made into a scavenger hunt and/or task cards.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Logarithmic Equations Boom Cards™ Digital Activity
This set of digital task cards is a great way to help students practice solving logarithmic equations with logs on both sides. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback! The deck of cards increases in difficulty and contains several lesson cards with examples. Never used Boom Cards™ before? They are great to use in the classroom or with distance learning! Students LOVE the immediate feedback and teachers love that they're graded automatically! They work on just about
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9th - 12th
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Graph, Function, Table Matching Card Activity
Match the graph of the function with the function equation as well as the table of values for the function. 18 sets, 54 cards.
Suggest printing on card stock and laminating.
Answer sheet and answer key included
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9th - 12th
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AP Precalculus Topic 1.1-1.3 Station Rotation
Use this slideshow to review AP Precalculus topics:1.1: Change in Tandem1.2: Rates of Change1.3: Rates of Change in Linear & Quadratic Functions.This slideshow contains 9 Station rotation problems perfect for groups of 4 to circulate around the classroom. Print each slide and post around room or on group tables and set a timer for 3 minutes each problem (9 x 3 minutes = 27 minutes). Groups travel the classroom together to solve each problem together and write their solutions on paper. When
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11th
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Finding Limits Analytically - 2 problems on each 8 TASK CARDS - FREEBIE
EVALUATING LIMITS ANALYTICALLY - TASK CARD ACTIVITYThere are two problems (A and B questions) on each of the 8 cards. Question A is to evaluate a limit analytically and Question B is to prove a limit’s equality. Half of the cards are 8 questions asking students to find the limits of rational and involving radicals functions as x approaches infinity. The other half of the cards contains limits where x approaches a finite number. Students are to find the limits of rational functions, functions in
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Properties of Logarithms Match
Power, product, and quotient properties of logarithms matching.
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9th - 12th
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Domain and Range Stations
Instructions: There will be one page on each table. Each page has a graph on one side and a function on the other. Students will have four minutes to rotate around the room in a clockwise direction to find the domain and range of each graph.Once completed, we will repeat the same process of finding thedomain algebraically.
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10th - 12th
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Solving Quadratic Equations Task Cards
End of Unit activity: Solve quadratics using factoring, extracting roots, completing the square and the quadratic formula. Students make the connection with each method and the graph. Students also work through the importance of the discriminant and how the result of the discriminant relates to the graph of the quadratic. Use as a partner packet or as task cards. Desmos was used for the graphs.Alina V Design and Resources for the task cards. Please use as you wish. You may not sell the activity,
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10th - 12th
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Existence of a Limit Graphical Task Cards
This activity is designed for AP Calculus or Calculus 1.These versatile task cards inspire active learning and critical thinking across various subjects. From interactive problem-solving to group discussions, they offer opportunities for skill mastery and collaborative exploration. These cards include a set with and without the QR codes. These cards address Unit 1 of the AP Calculus CED, focusing on the graphical evaluation of limits in cases where a limit exists.Non existence Cases· Jump disco
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculus Limits Analytically Task Card Activity (freebie)
This activity has 10 task cards, focusing on evaluating limits expressions analytically. This task cards activity could be used in a precalculus or calculus class. Please see my other task card activity, which has 24 task cards for limits analytically, along with the answer key and student recording sheet.
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9th - 12th
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Rational Functions Asymptotes Activity: Sort FREE!
Rational Functions Asymptotes Activity: Sort is an activity that helps students categorize math concepts! It is great for students to do after they have learned multiple concepts that could easily be mixed up. What’s great is that students get a chance to collaborate and then receive immediate feedback on their understanding!Curricular Content:Horizontal Asymptotes and Slant Asymptotes for Rational FunctionsHow this activity can be used in class:The Sorting Activity can be used in many ways, and
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9th - 12th
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Rewrite Exponential Expressions as Logarithms Task Card Activity
Self-checking task cards for rewriting logarithms into exponential form, and rewriting exponential expressions as logarithms!The set includes 16 of each type of problem and can be printed as individual sets of task cards or as question on the front/answer on the back type cards, for students to quickly check their answers.Check out my other exponential/logarithmic resources!Thanks for checking out my store, Mathy Mrs. J! Please leave feedback to help me continue to improve my products for you.
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10th - 11th
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Also included in: BUNDLE: Exponential & Logarithmic Functions Resources
Converting Polar Points and Equations into Rectangular Points and Equations
This circuit contains 20 problems that involve converting Polar Points into Rectangular Points (and vice versa) along with converting Polar Equations into Rectangular Equations (and vice versa). Students start in box #1 and solve that problem. Then they search for the box with that answer and label that box #2. They follow in that manner until they have completed all the boxes and also found their last answer back in box #1. This assignment is meant to review, not teach. The equations are a
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10th - 12th
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The Quadratic Function - WebQuest Intervention (Follow up lesson)
Follow up lesson of the Quadratic function and its graphThis is a WebQuest Activity + digital task cards on google formsObjective: This is a follow up lesson for students that didn't quite understand the concept of the the quadratic function the first time it was introduced in class.Includes:The topic covered:1. The quadratic function and its graph (parabola)2. The quadratic equation3. The quadratic function in vertex form, f(x) = a(x - h)^(2) + k4. The discriminant in the quadratic equation
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11th - 12th
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