CalculusLady

Includes category plates with 30 cards for categorizing. Each card gives either an equation or a graph ranging from polynomials to trigonometric functions. A great activity for discussing even and odd functions!

Students must match transformations of sine and cosine equations to their graphs. Transformations include a change in amplitude, reflection over the x-axis, vertical translation, and phase shift. (8 pairs total)

Students match transformed reciprocal trig functions to their graphs. (12 graphs)

Students work in groups to work law of sines problems in this pick 3 card game. There are 12 cards in each category making 1728 possible questions!

This Valentine's day color by number consists of 5 law of sines problems and one example problem. Answers are included.

Students use a graph of a sine function to find the amplitude, vertical shift, period, and phase shift. Then they write an equation to describe the graph. (4 graphs total)

Includes basic knowledge of angles, using trigonometric functions to solve problems, and graphing trigonometric functions and their reciprocals.

After graphing the sine function, students will answer questions using the graph and knowledge about periodic functions.

Contest creating a Unit Circle poster for a precalculus or trigonometry class.

A Valentine's color by number featuring four law of cosines problems of various types, looking for sides and angles.