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Unit Circle Art Project:The Unit Circle Art Project is a hands-on project designed for high school Pre-Calculus students. This activity combines mathematical concepts with creative design as students construct and label a unit circle, using a compass and protractor and incorporate the unit circle into an artistic design. What's Included:Student Directions SheetRubric for AssessmentExemplarsThis project helps students visualize and understand the unit circle while encouraging creativity. The incl

Exponential Functions Application Word Problems: Guided NotesThis product includes guided notes, a homework assignment and answer key for quick assessment. The guided format reduces overwhelm and helps students focus on key concepts, problem-solving strategies, and vocabulary while following along with instruction. Answer Key included!Topics Covered:Exponential GrowthExponential DecayCompound InterestContinuous Compound InterestWhy Teachers Love This Resource:⭐ Scaffolded format supports all le

This activity is an engaging , self-checking scavenger hunt perfect for your students to practice evaluating piecewise functions. This product includes: A 14 question scavenger hunt. Print the 14 stations and scatter around the room (and in the hallway if possible, the kids love to leave the room!). Distribute the recording worksheet to each student, then place students in groups of 2-3 and assign a starting problem. They solve the problem at their station. Students will evaluate the piecewis

Simplifying Trig Expressions Solving with Fundamental Identities Scavenger Hunt A 12-question scavenger hunt where students will simplify trigonometric expressions involving use of reciprocal, Pythagorean and quotient identities. Simplifying may require FOILing, distributing, complex fractions and exponent rules. ANSWER KEY INCLUDED. Print the 12 stations and scatter them around the room (and in the hallway if possible—students love to leave the room for this!). Distribute the recording worksh

This activity is an engaging , self-checking scavenger hunt perfect for your students to practice modeling with exponential growth and decay. This product includes: A 12 question scavenger hunt. Students will solve application word problems about exponential growth and decay. Print the 12 stations and scatter around the room (and in the hallway if possible, the kids love to leave the room!). Distribute the recording worksheet to each student, then place students in groups of 2-3 and assign a s

Graphing Trigonometric Functions Reference SheetHelp your students graph all six trigonometric functions and recognize the parent graphs key features. The reference sheet clearly outlines the following for each function: GraphDomainRangeAsymptotesPeriod

Solving Trigonometric Equations with Fundamental Identities Scavenger Hunt A 10-question scavenger hunt where students will solve trigonometric equations involving use of reciprocal, pythagorean and quotient identities. Algebra will include linear and quadratic equations requiring factoring or solving by square roots. Print the 10 stations and scatter them around the room (and in the hallway if possible—students love to leave the room for this!). Distribute the recording worksheet to each stud

Solving Trigonometric Equations Scavenger Hunt A 12-question scavenger hunt where students will solve trigonometric equations involving basic math, square roots, factoring by GCF, and factoring trinomials. Print the 12 stations and scatter them around the room (and in the hallway if possible—students love to leave the room for this!). Distribute the recording worksheet to each student, then place students in groups of 2-3 and assign a starting problem. They solve the equation at their station,

This activity is an engaging , self-checking scavenger hunt perfect for your students to practice modeling with exponential growth and decay. This product includes: A 12 question scavenger hunt. Students will solve application word problems about exponential growth and decay. Print the 12 stations and scatter around the room (and in the hallway if possible, the kids love to leave the room!). Distribute the recording worksheet to each student, then place students in groups of 2-3 and assign a s

Angle of elevation and depression word problems. Problems include utilizing trigonometry to solve for missing sides and inverse trigonometry to solve angles. Answer key included!