HS Math Resources

This is a comprehensive Trigonometry Final Review Packet! I typically use it in the final week to give kids a refresher before their final. The packet covers the following topics: o Converting from radians to degrees and from degrees to radians o Simplify trig expressions using unit circle values o Area of SAS/SSS triangle formulas o SOH CAH TOA o Using SOH CAH TOA to find ratios of a given triangle o What’s the difference between a reference angle and a co-terminal angle? o Even/odd identities

This is a 4 day activity that guides students through how to prove Trigonometric Identities. Day 1: Students learn the concept of what they are trying to do through concepts they already understand (Prove statements!) Day 2: Students learn the Pythagorean Identities and utilize them to prove basic identities. Day 3: Students learn basic techniques for proving identities Day 4: Students learn advanced techniques for proving identities

GRAPHING CALCULATOR REQUIRED! Students will use their graphing calculators to explore how these graphs are created and how to create equations from graphs! This is a 3 day lesson and should be done after students have been introduced to polar coordinates. Polar paper is also included to be attached with any homework you assign.

This is a Jeopardy Review that I use with my students before exams. Topics covered: -Simplifying radical expressions (including cube root problems) -Simplifying imaginary numbers -Solving quadratic equations using complex numbers -Simplifying expressions with fractional exponents

This is a final review topic for Algebra 2 (Semester 1 Topics) The topics covered are below: o All types of factoring (squares, cubes, by grouping, etc…) o Solving linear equations o Solving quadratic equations using factoring, completing the square, square root method o Add/Subtract/Multiply/Dividing Rational Expressions o Solving Rational Equations o Solving quadratic equations using the quadratic formula o Utilizing the discriminant o Simplify/add/subtract/rationalizing radicals o Understand

Part 3 of a 3 part series of graphing cardioids! This is a worksheet that will guide students through understanding how to graph roses and how to write the equations when given a graph. They will need a graphing calculator! If you like my work, check out the full lesson here

Part 2 of a 3 part series of graphing cardioids! This is a worksheet that will guide students through understanding how to graph limacons with loops and no loops and how to write the equations when given a graph. They will need a graphing calculator! If you like my work, check out the full lesson here

This is a Jeopardy Review that I use before my exam. Topics covered: -Factoring cubes -Factoring trinomials -Solving quadratic equations -Solving rational equations -Simplifying rational expressions Note: 100 pt questions are left blank for you to fill in "quick hitting" questions of your own. In the past, I've put anything from easy math questions to trivia questions. The reasoning for this is that students typically don't pick the 100 pt questions.

This is a Algebra 2 Final Review Guide for Semester 2 This is a final review guide I give to students before a final exam. It normally takes about 4-5 days to finish. The topics covered are below o Utilize vertex form to graph parabolas o Solve quadratic inequalities o Graph polynomial functions using zeroes/end behavior/LT/multiplicity o Find domain/asymptotes of rational functions o Graph rational functions with/without holes o Solve polynomial and rational inequalities o Simplify composite f

This is for Trig/Precalculus teachers who need to help their students brush up on their Trig ratios. There are 14 Speed Quizzes here to use. Each Speed Quiz has 10 questions and vary in using degrees/radians/reciprocal functions. For Trig (students who are just learning trig) I recommend administering them in order. Total time: 3-6 Weeks depending on how often you want to quiz. For Precalculus (start where you feel is appropriate for your students)

This is a review worksheet you can give to students to review Matrices. This worksheet has rigorous problems involving matrix multiplicationinverse matricessolving a system of equations using inverse matricesmatrix addition/subtractionscalar multiplicationThese could also be used for great test questions! Answers are included! If you need a detailed answer key, feel free to contact me and I can help you with anything you need.

An excellent worksheet that has students practice applying the Law of Sines and Cosines without the use of a scientific calculator! Have students work through this worksheet to see how the Law of Sines/Cosines can be done by hand!

Part 1 of a 3 part series of graphing cardioids! This is a worksheet that will guide students through understanding how to graph cardioids and how to write the equations when given a graph. They will need a graphing calculator! If you like my work, check out the full lesson here

This is a FREE sample of a 4 part Mini Unit for teaching how to prove trigonometric identities. Day 1 focuses on teaching students the concept of what it means to prove an identity. Students will work through basic algebraic examples and move to basic trigonometry examples. If you find this work interesting/effective, check out the full lesson below! Check out the full lesson here!

This is for Trig/Precalculus teachers who need to help their students brush up on their Trig ratios. These are 2 Speed Quizzes that should be given to students to complete. 2-3 Minute time limit is ideal for each quiz. Each Speed Quiz has 10 questions and vary in using degrees/radians/reciprocal functions. If you like my work OR/AND your students need more help becoming fluent in this skill, check out my full speed quiz curriculum here

This is a FREE sample of a Trigonometry Final Review Packet. This is the first 2 pages of the packet that I give to my students to help them study for their final exam. There are 10 pages total (2 pages of answers included). If you like the sample, check out the full packet here!

One of my best review games to use with students! Can be used with any subject! Just fill in questions and answers into the slides and you're ready to go! The powerpoint is also fully customizable and you can even put your own sound effects into it! Check out my math jeopardy reviews here: Alg2 Topics #1, Alg2 Topics #2

This is a FREE sample of my Algebra 2 Semester 1 review guide. Even though it's only 2 pages, it has 22 problems to check out! If you like my work, check out the full Semester 1 review guide hereYou can also find the full Semester 2 review guide here

This is a FREE sample of my Algebra 2 Semester 2 review guide. Even though it's only 2 pages, it has 13 problems to check out! If you like my work, check out the full Semester 2 review guide hereYou can also find the full Semester 1 review guide here