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Free high school calculus worksheets
Hidden Figures - Movie Watching Guide and Assessment
This set of 20 questions will help your students take notes on the significant historical, scientific, and mathematical events in the movie Hidden Figures. There are easily 20 more questions that can be asked, I just happened to focus on these. You might give your students the assignment to come up with three questions of their own that aren't included in these 20, and have them provide the answers as well. If you notice any inaccuracies and / or inconsistencies, please email me at virginia.co
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6th - 12th
Day One Circuit-Style Activity Freebie
Do you want to set high-expectations from the very first day of school? Be sure to greet students at the door on the first day and give them this engaging circuit-style activity. It breaks the ice and sets the tone for your academic expectations. There are three different levels for your Algebra 2, PreCalculus, or AP Calculus students. This is a self-checking assignment in a “Circuit-style” training. Students start their brain training in Cell #1, then search for the answer. They label that bloc
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Algebra Error Detection Practice Worksheet
Algebra Error Detection Practice Worksheet
Students must "grade" this worksheet and correct any problems with incorrect answers. This forces students to think critically and analyze work. Also, this can lead to a good discussion about what kinds of errors earn partial credit.
This worksheet requires knowledge of the following topics:
- rational exponents
- order of operations
- combining like terms
- radicals
This was created to be a review of algebra errors before a pre-calculus or
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10th - 12th
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Circuit Training - CHAIN Rule (calculus)
This circuit has 20 questions which all require chain rule. There are many different functions from power to trig, but there are no logarithms, exponential, nor inverse trig functions (written especially for those of you who teach late trancendentals). For some of the problems, students will just need to find the derivative and then search for it to advance in the circuit. For other problems the students will need to evaluate the derivative at a given value. There are a few questions which
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training - Review on Use of a Calculator in Calculus
Download and use this at the end of your calculus course. This circuit is a good review of calculator use with derivatives, integrals, and applications. The answers lead from one question to the next in a scavenger-hunt fashion. 12 questions.
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11th - 12th
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Circuit Training - Inverses of Trig Functions and Solving equations
This 28-question circuit was written by honors precalculus teacher, Jennifer McManus and it is challenging! Rigorous! I love it! I haven't even finished it yet because I keep messing up -- so be careful.
It is so wonderful that she wants to share it with everyone for free!
Work this one BEFORE your students so you know what they need to know before they start. Remember, the answers are imbedded in the circuit (it is how students move from one question to the next), so no answer key is incl
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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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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Circuit Training - The Last Circuit! (calculus)
Download and use this at the end of your calculus course. Fun! The answers lead from one question to the next in a scavenger-hunt fashion. No calculuator needed. 12 questions.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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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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Circuit Training - Volumes of Rotation / Revolution (calculus)
Your students will stay engaged and get good practice with these 18 volumes of rotation problems in the circuit format. Students must search for their answers to advance in the circuit. It makes the students ask questions when they get stuck! All of the problems can be worked without a calculator, but you may want to have the students use technology to speed them up and have them work on the set ups. All of the problems are simple polynomials -- no trig or exponentials. This circuit is grea
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Trigonometric Identities Formula Sheet
Great reference page for trigonometric identities:
Quotient Identities
Reciprocal Identities
Pythagorean Identities
Even and Odd Identities
Sum and Difference Identities
Half and Double Angle Identities
Completed Unit Circle
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9th - 12th
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Calculus II / BC Calculus (polar, series, parametric, vectors, con / div tests)
Written by veteran calculus teacher Nancy Stephenson, this 18-page resource is 4 individual resources; two card matches and two circuits.
1. Card Match - Tests for Convergence and Divergence of Series (5 pages)
2. Card Match - Polar Graphs and Areas (7 pages)
3. Circuit - Parametrics and Vectors (3 pages)
4. Circuit - Taylor Polynomials and Taylor Series (3 pages)
For the card matches, the answers are included. For the circuits, the answers are imbedded in the circuit; it is how the
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Solve for X by Completing the Square
This file contains 10 versions of solving for X by Completing the square with radicals that will always simplify, values in front of the radicals and numbers that require critical thinking. I will be moving into the answer key very soon but for now enjoy the free worksheets for all to enjoy :)
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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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Circuit Training - Calculus (regular) First Semester Review
This circuit was written a few years ago by one of the finest calculus teachers out there: Nancy Stephenson. It is a mixed set of review problems where students hunt for their answers to get to the next problem. Your students will love working in this format.
Note: Some of the problems are duplicated within the other free review circuits.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training Calculus (AB) First Semester Review
This circuit was written a few years ago by one of the finest calculus teachers out there: Nancy Stephenson. It is a mixed set of review problems where students hunt for their answers to get to the next problem. Your students will love working in this format.
Note: Some of the problems are duplicated within the other free review circuits.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Derivatives up to Product Quotient & Implicit AB BC Calculus Circuit
Two Versions Included!
A fourteen question self-checking assignment. This is my unit 2 review, but can be used anytime after covering implicit differentiation.
I've included both versions. They are both appropriate for any calculus course, just depends on where you want to use it. I would not assign both since there is a lot of overlap. That's why I've included both so you can preview my materials. I use the implicit version in BC and the other in AB, but again it just depends where you
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11th - 12th
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Circuit Training - Derivatives n More by Kelly
This is a lovely circuit written by my AP Calculus colleague Kelly Hicks. It is perfect for when your students know just enough to be dangerous -- first derivative, second derivative, velocity and acceleration. There are two graphs and one table too. You and your students will love this 18-question circuit!
To advance from one question to the next, students hunt for their answers. It keeps the students engaged and talking about the mathematics. My students do not get up when the bell rings
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Rational Function Graphs Extension Questions - PreCalculus
This worksheet is used after teaching vertical, horizontal, slant and quadratic asymptotes of Rational Functions. Questions include working backwards (given the graph, write an equation) which includes work with vertical, horizontal and slant aymptotes, x intercepts and y intercepts. There is also a question where the student must work long division backwards for the slant asymptote. There are questions that require writing describing when asymptotes occur and what they look like. Also inclu
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10th - 12th
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Radians, Degrees and Angles Guided Notes - Trigonometry
Guided Notes for Trigonometry to guide inquiry and review basic terms regarding angles.These notes also introduce degrees and guide students through converting between angles and degrees.Whats included:2 page guided notes setguided notes answer key
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11th - 12th
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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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Circuit Training Derivatives with Tables and Graphs
Download and use this after your students learn how to find derivatives of the basic functions. This circuit includes product rule and quotient rule. There are no chain rule problems in this circuit. This circuit is intended to be done without a calculator. The answers lead from one question to the next in a scavenger-hunt fashion. 16 questions.
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11th - 12th
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The Power, Product, Quotient & Chain Rules - Practice WS(4 pages-30 prob)FREEBIE
This practice worksheet consists of 4 pages and contains 30 problems. Students will practice differentiation using the basic properties of derivatives, the power, product, quotient and chain rules. There are included only polynomial, rational and functions involving radicals.• Page 1 requires students to find the first derivative of 10 functions . There are six polynomials and four fractional expressions. Students may use synthetic division of polynomials and the quotient rule or only the quoti
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11th - 12th
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