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Get your students practicing and reviewing essential learning from AP Calculus AB with these weekly quizzes. You can use these as an end of week assessment after new learning or as a tool for spiral review throughout the year to keep essential skills fresh as you take on new learning. There are two forms of each quiz for your use as reassessment tools or as a second quiz option for later in the year. There are quizzes focused on key learning objectives and spiral/mixed review in this set of A

Common Core Aligned Editable Unit on Solving Quadratic Equations! This is a print ready-to-use unit, everything you need to teach your students how to solve quadratic equations. Each lesson comes with a bell ringer, introductory/connection activity, examples and notes, practice activity, exit slip, and homework. The bell ringers and homework assignments include spiral review and test prep questions to gear your students up for learning for the day and to keep practicing the skills they need t

Aligned to practice AP Calculus AB Exam Topics 1.5, 1.6, and 1.7 - These Limits Task Cards are a great way to change things up and practice determining limits using algebraic properties of limits (Topic 1.5), determining limits using algebraic manipulation (Topic 1.6), and selecting procedures for determining limits (Topic 1.7). Students are required to solve limits algebraically and graphically to get a variety of practice to help prepare them for your upcoming Limits test and/or the AP Calcul

Limits On A Graph is aligned to practice AP Calculus AB Exam Topics 1.2, 1.3, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, and 1.9 - This activity requires that students match each function to its graph, limit statements, and verbal limit expression. Students practice simplifying functions, identifying types of discontinuities, and then use that to identify limits that accurately describe each function. This activity will help students prepare for a Limits test and/or the AP Calculus AB exam. This is a great pairs activity

Aligned to practice AP Calculus AB Exam Topics 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4 - Limits in Verbal Representation Sorting Activity requires students to match 20 limits in verbal representation to one of six functions. Students practice finding limits using tables, graphs, and function notation. It helps students get comfortable with the language of limits and it incorporates one-sided limits, two-sided limits, and limits involving infinity. Each limit applies to only one function so students are able to che