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If you are also looking for notes, worksheets, assessments, activities, and projects that cover the entire year of Calculus, then you have come to the right place! This bundle contains everything you need to teach a full year of Honors Calculus, Dual Enrollment Calculus, or any other Calculus class for students not interested in AP.Imagine the hours of planning time you will save when you purchase this bundle! Want a free sample? Go here: Higher Order Derivatives and Straight Line Motion Lesson

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

Teaching Calculus Limits and need a head start? This resource offers a structured curriculum covering the fundamental concepts of calculus limits. With 8 engaging lessons, accompanying guided-notes, homework assignments, a quiz, a quiz review, a test, a test review, and answer keys, this resource will save you valuable preparation time and provide structure for your lessons. This resource will last you through 12 class periods (each lasting approximately 1 hour). These lessons were designed for

Teaching a unit on Derivatives and need a head start? This resource offers a structured curriculum covering the fundamental concepts of differentiation. With 9 engaging lessons, accompanying guided notes, homework assignments, a quiz, a quiz review, a test, a test review, and answer keys, this resource will save you valuable preparation time and provide structure for your lessons. This resource will last you through 13 class periods (each lasting approximately 1 hour). These lessons were desig

This bundle contains the exam review for both first and second semesters. Editable versions are included so you can customize them to fit your needs! Microsoft Word and Equation Editor (usually included with Word) are required in order to edit the files. Note that these are designed for my non-AP Calculus class. However, if you teach AP Calculus and you are looking to give your students some extra practice, these are great resources. Topics Covered in First Semester (57 problems):limits from gr

Check your calculus students' understanding of finding limits from graphs with this ready-to-go worksheet The worksheet comes with an answer key for your convenience. Need resources for the entire unit? This resource is included in: Calculus Limits | Unit 1 | Calculus Notes and HomeworkBundle and save! Skip the prep and grab the Calculus Course Full Curriculum Bundle. This all-in-one resource includes a full year of notes, homework, and tests - all at a massive discount. Grab the complete cu

Teaching a unit on Graphical Behavior of Functions in your Calculus class and need a head start? This resource offers a structured curriculum covering the fundamental concepts of differentiation. With 8 engaging lessons, accompanying guided-notes, homework assignments, a quiz, a quiz review, a test, a test review, and answer keys, this resource will save you valuable preparation time and provide structure for your lessons. This resource will last you through 12 class periods (each lasting approx

Teaching a unit on Applications of the Derivative in your Calculus class and need a head start? This resource offers a structured curriculum covering the concepts of Optimization, Implicit Differentiation, and Related Rates. With 5 engaging lessons, accompanying guided-notes, homework assignments, a test, a test review, and answer keys, this resource will save you valuable preparation time and provide structure for your lessons. This resource will last you through 8 class periods (each lasting a

Check your calculus students' understanding of the properties of limits with this engaging, self-grading, no-prep circuit activity—an ideal assignment to be given as homework, classwork, or extra practice. This worksheet covers AP Calculus CED Topic: 1.5 Determining Limits Using Algebraic Properties of LimitsThere are 2 versions!Version A was created for Honors CalculusVersion B was created for AP Calculus Most of the questions on version A are also on version B.This resource is included in the

Teaching a unit on Integration in your Calculus class and need a head start? This resource offers a structured curriculum covering the fundamental concepts of integration. With 7 engaging lessons, accompanying guided notes, homework assignments, a quiz, a quiz review, a test, a test review, and answer keys, this resource will save you valuable preparation time and provide structure for your lessons. This resource will last you through 12 class periods (each lasting approximately 1 hour). These l

Calculus students practice finding absolute extrema (a.k.a. global extrema) with these 12 problems organized in a circuit. Most problems require students to find absolute maxima or minima (two problems ask the students to find only the critical numbers). For the convenience of the teacher, the worked solutions are included. The digital version uses Google Forms. This resource covers the following topics from the CED for AP Calculus: 5.2 Extreme Value Theorem, Global versus Local Extrema, and

Students practice solving problems involving antiderivatives and indefinite integration in this engaging, self-checking, no-prep circuit worksheet. Not only will this worksheet challenge their ability to answer questions about these important calculus concepts, but it also injects an exciting twist by requiring them to search for the answers in different parts of the worksheet. The worksheet comes with the answer key your convenience, and for a digital experience, a Google Forms version is also

Calculus or Precalculus students work in small groups to sort 18 cards with graphs and 18 cards with limit statements about the graphs. Students like this hands-on activity as it is more engaging than a worksheet. This activity is perfect for the beginning of a Calculus class as a review for evaluating limits from a graph or for the end of Precalculus after they have been introduced to limits. Bundle and save! Skip the prep and grab the Calculus Course Full Curriculum Bundle. This all-in-one r

Students practice using the First Derivative Test and the Second Derivative Test in these self-grading CIRCUIT ACTIVITIES for Google Forms which can be given as homework, classwork, or extra practice. A pdf version is also included in each product.Click HERE to save 30% by buying my Slow Growing Calculus Bundle. As I add more Calculus products to my store, they will get added to this bundle. That means that you get a discount on the products already included, and then you can re-download to get

Students work through 57 problems that practice the first three units of calculus: Limits, Derivatives, and Applications of Derivatives. Keep reading for a complete list of topics. An editable version is included so you can customize it to fit your needs! Microsoft Word and Equation Editor (usually included with Word) are required in order to edit the file. The complete worked solutions are included! You may also be interested in my Calculus Exam Review Second Semester. Or save when you buy

Students solve 16 problems about particle motion in a straight line (position, velocity, acceleration) in this self-checking circuit worksheet. The full worked solutions are included for your convenience. Bundle and save! Skip the prep and grab the Calculus Course Full Curriculum Bundle. This all-in-one resource includes a full year of notes, homework, and tests - all at a massive discount. Grab the complete curriculum here. Students need to be familiar with the product rulechain rulederivat

Teaching a unit on U Substitution and Differential Equations in your Calculus class and need a head start? This resource offers a structured curriculum covering these important concepts of integration. With 3 engaging lessons, accompanying guided notes, homework assignments, a quiz, a quiz review, and answer keys, this resource will save you valuable preparation time and provide structure for your lessons. This resource will last you through 6 class periods (each lasting approximately 1 hour). T

Students practice using the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to evaluate a definite integral in this engaging, self-grading, no-prep worksheet. Students find the sum of their answers and then check the sum by scanning a QR Code. Not only will this worksheet challenge their ability to answer questions about the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, but it also injects an exciting twist by requiring them to use their devices to scan a QR code to check their answers. Finally, a fun reason for students to

Students solve 20 problems involving the Properties of Definite Integrals, sum the answers, then scan a QR code to check their sum in this engaging, self-grading, no-prep Sum It Up Activity that uses QR Codes. Not only will this worksheet challenge their ability to answer questions about definite integrals, but it also injects an exciting twist by requiring them to use their devices to scan a code to check their answers. Finally, a fun reason for students to use their phones in class! Bundle and

Calculus students practice solving integration by u-substitution problems in this engaging, self-checking, no-prep Circuit Activity. There are two versions of the circuit: one for AP Calculus and one for non-AP Calculus students. The digital versions use Google Forms. The printable versions are non-editable pdfs. Want the entire unit? This resource is included in Calculus Integration Part 2 | Unit 6 | Calculus Notes and HomeworkBundle and save! Skip the prep and grab the Calculus Course Full