Learning Math with Ms K

This coloring activity is a fun way to help students practice converting between logarithm and exponential form. The end result is a pretty picture that you can hang in your classroom and a student who is a whiz at converting from log to exponential form!

This is a simple coloring activity to practice finding the values of special angles from the unit circle. Students can use their calculator or their unit circle. They can use the answers given to determine what to color each piece of the picture. This is a fun alternative to a worksheet and gives students the opportunity to have some fun with coloring while they learn about trig values and the unit circle.

This is a simple coloring activity to practice finding the values of special angles in radians from the unit circle. Students can use their calculator or their unit circle. They use the answers given to determine what to color each piece of the picture. This is a fun alternative to a worksheet and gives students the opportunity to have some fun with coloring while they learn about trig values and the unit circle.

The first unit in Precalculus is all about functions. This product contains all the materials you'll need! Included are student notes, lesson notes (in PowerPoint format), assignments for each lesson, a mid-unit quiz, a review and two forms of the test with keys.

This activity will help your students understand the steps to solving a quadratic equation using the complete the square method. Students will drag the steps into the order necessary to solve each quadratic equation.

This foldable is helpful when students are learning inverse trig functions (csc, sec, cot). They can use this as a resource during classwork, on their homework and even on a quiz/test! It helps them learn which function to use, and helps cement the relationship between the trig functions and their inverses.

This coloring activity is a fun way to help students practice solving simple exponential equations. These are pretty quick problems, and students should be able to do this easily.

Students will practice dividing polynomials and finding remainders. They will use the answers to color a picture.

These printables are a great way to display the Law of Sines and Cosines formulas around your room. Your students will fill in the formulas and color the printables to make a fun resource for your classroom.

This flag has 30-60-90 and 45-45-90 triangles for students to label. This is a great resource to hang in your room for student to use to do work. It also gives students a chance to show their artistic side!