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Create a Calc-u-lentine Box Activity

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Give your Calculus students a "crush" on math this February! This hands-on project transforms the traditional Valentine’s Day card box into a comprehensive portfolio of Calculus applications. From maximizing volume to approximating the area of a heart, this project requires students to apply core concepts to a physical 3D object. This project is designed for High School Calculus (AB, BC, or Dual Enrollment). Students are challenged to design a card box where every side represents a different Cal

11th - 12th

Calculus

Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Accumulation & Derivative Review Valentine's Day

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Calculus and Chai

This Valentine’s Day Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Accumulation Functions and Derivatives Review is the perfect self-checking and no prep activity for your calculus class! Includes 15 practice problems with a variety of questions including evaluating accumulation functions, finding definite integrals from graphs, the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, finding derivatives from graphs, and analytical applications of differentiation questions such as critical points, extrema and intervals of c

11th - 12th, Higher Education

Calculus

CCSS

MP1

, MP2

, MP3

Calculus Fall and Thanksgiving Bingo Review: Limits, Derivatives, Applications

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Miss Lee's Marvelous Math

It’s Thanksgiving time! Your students like to do fun things leading up to Thanksgiving break and you like them to keep their brains sharp. Use this Thanksgiving Bingo to review the things they have learned so far in Calculus or AP Calculus in an enjoyable way. Topics: LimitsFinding derivatives using product, quotient and chain rulesHigher-order derivativesUsing derivatives to find the slope of a tangent lineApplications of derivative in business settingsFinding critical pointsAnswer key is incl

11th - 12th, Higher Education

Applied Math, Calculus

Ateliers Paysage de Pâques / easter activitie

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La maternelle arc-en-ciel

Atelier de manipulation comprenant 14 planches de travail et les étiquettes d'images. L'enfant doit déposer le nombre demandé d'images afin de construire le paysage de Pâques. Nombres de 1 à 15, une feuille de route et 2 planches de travail vierges afin de travailler d'autres nombres. Option: On peut utiliser des autocollants scrapbooking, petites décorations de Pâques.. au lieu des étiquettes plastifiées.

PreK - 2nd

Calculus