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Not grade specific calculus interactive whiteboards
Express As A Percentage Maths Bingo Game Activity
OverviewExpress As A Percentage Maths Bingo Game is an engaging PowerPoint downloadable game/activity designed to help students revise the math topic of expressing an amount as a percentage. With 30 adaptable questions and answers included, this game encourages active participation and critical thinking. Students pick 9 numbers at the beginning, and the teacher projects the PowerPoint game, creating an interactive and enjoyable revision session.PowerPoint StructureSlide 2 Table of 30 Answers A t
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2021-22 Bitmoji Classroom -MATH (Editable-GOOGLE SLIDES)Syllabus & Weekly Agenda
See the attached video for a better understanding of the product. This is a GOOGLE SLIDES syllabus/agenda combo that can be used for the 2021-2022 academic school year in your classroom. Click on this youtube link to see the video description. Thank you!!!https://youtu.be/Zro4EFxnPVU*Although advertised as math, the slides can easily be edit to fit any content.
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Grade 12 Differential Calculus in PowerPoint
Average gradient and formula, gradient at a point, limits, limit examples, using limits to find the gradient at a point, instantaneous gradient, first principles & examples, differentiation notation & rules, find the pint given the gradient, equation of the tangent, standard form of cubic graph, turning point from a cubic graph, sketching cubic graphs, point of inflection, maxima & minima, speed velocity & acceleration, many examples. Excellent for classroom teaching with a data
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11th - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â G 12 Maths: Trigonometry, calculus, analytical & euclidean geometry in PP.
Derivatives and Integrals demonstrated visually as Interactive Desmos Graphs
Desmos is a free interactive web-based graphing calculator.
This summer, I created two Desmos graphs to demonstrate integrals and derivatives to a class of teenagers in a visual, interactive, intuitive way. I am sharing these graphs here so that you will use them to demonstrate integrals and derivatives, but I also challenge you to create and share your own Desmos graphs to demonstrate all sorts of cool stuff. Desmos, itself, is intuitive and easy to use, but I've also commented each graph so th
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