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Decorate your math classroom with these Favorite Mistakes posters, which contain common mistakes that secondary math students make. There are 17 posters that print on letter-sized paper (8.5-inch by 11-inch) or tabloid-sized paper (11-inch by 17-inch). You can print and use all 17 or only the ones that suit your space and your students. Now available with the alternate spelling: "favourite."What teachers are saying:“I receive so many compliments from students about these, as I have them hanging

Tired of your students making the same algebraic mistakes over and over? Give them these worksheets with common mistakes and ask them to determine if it is a mistake and to correct it. This resource contains 2 worksheets:One worksheet with 14 questions: "Simplify or Not?” Students must determine if each expression can be simplified; if it can be simplified, then they must do so.One worksheet with 22 questions: “Common Mistakes Correction.” Students find the one correct mathematical statement fro

Students solve problems that require them to either condense or expand a logarithmic expression using the Product Property, Quotient Property, and/or Power Property of logarithms. There are 2 levels of this worksheet! The first level could be used for an on-level Algebra 2 or Precalculus class. The second level could be used for an Honors Algebra 2 or Honors Precalculus or as additional practice. The answer key for Level 2 includes the worked solutions. For Level 1, the answer key contains

Students work collaboratively or individually to match 20 cards that have a right triangle trigonometry (SOHCAHTOA) word problem with 20 cards that have the answers. Students need to be familiar with the angle of elevation and the angle of depression. Bundle and save! Skip the prep and grab the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This all-in-one resource includes a full year of notes, homework, tests, and projects - all at a massive discount. Grab the complete curriculum here.Ideas for how to

Students sort cards with exponential or log equations with cards that have their solutions. There are 3 levels: 12 questions for level one, 10 questions for level two, 10 questions for level three. Mix and match to suit your students. This Card Sort activity can be used in an Algebra 2 class or a PreCalculus class: on-level or honors level. I have a digital version of this product: Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations DIGITAL CARD SORT. You can save 20% when you buy both the digital a

Students practice solving exponential growth and exponential decay application problems in this engaging circuit activity. Both the print and the digital versions are self-checkingwhich saves you time from having to check homework. Use that time to plan your lessons, have a cup of coffee, or close your eyes and take some deep breaths. The digital version uses Google Forms. The printable version is a non-editable pdf. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This

Engage your students with this card sort activity that includes 32 cards with polynomial functions on them. How many questions are there?There are 8 questions put into 4 categories. 8 cards have the equation of a polynomial function 8 cards have the zeros8 cards have the graphs 8 cards have the equations written in factored form Mix and MatchYou can mix and match as needed. For example, use only the cards with equations and the cards with the graphs; or use only the cards with the equations and

Check your students' understanding of the Sine and Cosine Graphs with this engaging, self-grading, no-prep circuit activity which can be given as a homework assignment, practice, or a quiz. Includes answers and explanations for the convenience of the teacher. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework, quizzes, tests, and projects!How does a circuit work?Students begin

Students solve an exponential or log equation, find its solution, then drag and drop the answer to the question in this engaging and interactive digital card sort which for use with Google Slides (TM). Ideal for distance learning. This product is the digital version of Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations CARD SORT. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework,

Engage your students with this hands-on activity while they practice and reinforce their understanding of Transformations of Functions (translations, dilations, reflections). There are 3 different levels; mix and match to suit your students! See the Preview for sample questions. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework, quizzes, tests, and projects!How many questions

Students practice solving exponential and logarithmic equations in this engaging circuit activity. Both the print and the digital versions are self-checking which saves you time from having to check homework. Use that time plan your lessons, have a cup of coffee, or close your eyes and take some deep breaths. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework, quizzes, tests,

Students answer questions involving e and natural logs in this engaging, self-checking, no-prep circuit activity. This is intended to be practice after students’ first lesson on e and natural logs. How does a circuit work?Students begin with the problem in the top left. They answer the question and find the answer somewhere else and write “2” in the blank. Students then solve *that* problem, find the answer and write “3” in the blank and so on until they have solved every problem and returned to

Students work with a partner or in small groups to practice compositions of functions and inverse functions in this engaging Scavenger Hunt activity with a winter theme. How does it work?The problems are organized in a scavenger hunt: students start at any station, they work the problem at the bottom of the paper, then find the answer at the top of another station. Students continue in that fashion until they return to the station where they started. What do the students need to know?Students n

Students solve problems involving shifting, reflecting, and stretching graphs of functions in this ready-to-print, no-prep worksheet. This resource was updated in August 2025; it was designed for Precalculus students, but could also be used for Algebra 2 students. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework, quizzes, tests, and projects!Objectives covered:Identify tran

Students solve problems that require understanding of the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra including: (a) given the equation of the polynomial find all zeros and (b) given the zeros write an equation for the polynomial. Answers are graded automatically in the digital version which uses Google Forms. You may prefer this similar resource: Polynomial Functions CIRCUITClick HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full yea

Save yourself hours of prep time when you use these 7 EDITABLE lessons to teach Functions and Their Graphs (including Transformations, Operations, Inverse Functions) to your Precalculus students. Student guided notes accompany each lesson. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework, quizzes, tests, and projects!What topics are covered?Slopes and Equations of LinesNon-L

Save yourself time by assigning this self-checking, no-prep circuit activity where students use their knowledge of functions to answer questions about relations, domain, range, and function notation. The digital version uses Google Forms. The printable version is a non-editable pdf. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework, quizzes, tests, and projects!How many ques

Students practice problems involving geometric sequences and series in this self-grading circuit worksheet which can be given as homework, classwork, or extra practice. The digital version uses Google Forms. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework, quizzes, tests, and projects!What types of problems are included?Find the nth term of a sequence when given the first te

Students answer basic questions involving logarithms in this engaging, self-checking, no-prep circuit activity. The answer key is included. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework, quizzes, tests, and projects!How does a circuit work?Students begin with the problem in the top left. They answer the question and find the answer somewhere else and write “2” in the bla

Students use their knowledge of amplitude and period to answer questions about the graphs of sine and cosine. All functions have only been transformed by their period and amplitude; there are no horizontal or vertical translations. Click HERE to SAVE BIG by buying the Precalculus Full Curriculum Bundle. This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year Precalculus course: notes, homework, quizzes, tests, and projects!There are 3 parts to this worksheet:A circuit with 8 questionsSketc