Description
This is a set of 4 answer hunts:
- Basic Derivative Answer Hunt (a free resource already--click here to get it free even if you do not want the bundle!)--updated!
- Product Rule Answer Hunt
- Chain Rule Answer Hunt
- Basic Integral Answer Hunt
Each Answer Hunt activity will last about 40 minutes. I use them at the end of each section for a fun(ish) activity that gets your students up and moving around! Each activity has a "Worksheet" to show work and indicate an answer.
The basic idea of each activity is: I put students into pairs and give them a clipboard. They then start with any poster and then take the derivative (or integral) of the function on the bottom. Next, they hunt for the poster with that answer on the top. They take the derivative/integral, of the function on the bottom and repeat until they have all 10.
I like hanging them in the main hall of my school building and then spread them out as I walk among them. Most students appreciate getting to leave the classroom, clipboards in hand!
My students really enjoy these--and you can get all 4 of mine for $3.50. Additionally, if I make anymore of them, you can get the newest ones for no additional cost.
I also have other products in my store:
Calculus Puzzles:
Other cool stuff from my store:
- Chemistry Element Tarsia Puzzle: Triangular Puzzles about Elements and their properties.
- Measurement War: Standard Units vs Metric Units
- Lunch Detention *or other* Passes: Now has 4 different versions.
- Easy Hall Passes
Answer Hunt Bundle--Derivative, Product Rule, Chain Rule, Basic Integrals
Highlights
Description
This is a set of 4 answer hunts:
- Basic Derivative Answer Hunt (a free resource already--click here to get it free even if you do not want the bundle!)--updated!
- Product Rule Answer Hunt
- Chain Rule Answer Hunt
- Basic Integral Answer Hunt
Each Answer Hunt activity will last about 40 minutes. I use them at the end of each section for a fun(ish) activity that gets your students up and moving around! Each activity has a "Worksheet" to show work and indicate an answer.
The basic idea of each activity is: I put students into pairs and give them a clipboard. They then start with any poster and then take the derivative (or integral) of the function on the bottom. Next, they hunt for the poster with that answer on the top. They take the derivative/integral, of the function on the bottom and repeat until they have all 10.
I like hanging them in the main hall of my school building and then spread them out as I walk among them. Most students appreciate getting to leave the classroom, clipboards in hand!
My students really enjoy these--and you can get all 4 of mine for $3.50. Additionally, if I make anymore of them, you can get the newest ones for no additional cost.
I also have other products in my store:
Calculus Puzzles:
Other cool stuff from my store:
- Chemistry Element Tarsia Puzzle: Triangular Puzzles about Elements and their properties.
- Measurement War: Standard Units vs Metric Units
- Lunch Detention *or other* Passes: Now has 4 different versions.
- Easy Hall Passes




