Math and Physics

This template is great for high school mathematics teachers that are looking to plan their life one week at a time! Teachers are able to include their "I CAN" statements, the standards that are to be covered, a brief outline of the daily lesson and a reflection - all on one easy to review document. This is great for documentation, lesson planning and keeping your curriculum organized! Make your life easier and plan it a week at a time!

This spreadsheet allows users to change various parameters and to have several quantities automatically calculated and several graphs automatically generated. The following pages are included: 1D Kinematics, 1 Object, constant acceleration 1D Kinematics, 2 Objects, constant acceleration Simple Projectile Motion, 1 Object Simple Projectile Motion, Comparing 5 trajectories Atwood Machine Coupled Masses Simple Harmonic Motion DC Circuit with 2 resistors in series and in parallel. This spreadshee

This spreadsheet illustrates key concepts from AP and introductory calculus. It requires some basic knowledge of Excel to modify. Cells that are automated are highlighted in light-green. Cells that require manual input are highlighted in light-blue. This spreadsheet can be used to illustrate key ideas in class, to generate graphs that can be "copy/pasted" into notes and quizzes, or to inspire ideas for student-based spreadsheet projects. The first sheet automatically graphs a function and a t

This is a basic grade book spreadsheet. It calculates on a point-based system. It also generates the mean, standard deviation, median, max, and min for each assignment. The grade distribution for each class is automatically calculated and the number of missing assignments for each student is automatically generated. The grading scale and be manually adjusted in the formulas if desired. Please know that this is a BASIC grade book. I can add functionality as requested and release the updates f

At the push of a button this spreadsheet automatically randomly generates new worksheets (and an updated key) for what we call "mad minutes." Mad minutes consists of 20 arithmetic problems that students are to complete at a relatively quick pace without a calculator. The purpose is to increase numeracy and automaticity. I've even used these in Calculus to enhance students' number sense. I can add other worksheets/functionality if requested and I will release updates free of charge.