Bring clarity, confidence, and consistency to your AP Calculus classroom with these AP Calculus Anchor Charts designed specifically for upper-level math instruction. Whether you’re introducing new concepts or reinforcing key skills, these visuals give students a reliable reference point that supports independent problem-solving and deeper conceptual understanding. Created with AP Calculus AB curricula in mind, these anchor charts break down complex topics into clean, student-friendly visuals t
Mastering slope intercept form word problems is such an important component to math fluency. This activity if FUN and engaging for students! As they get the questions correct, the picture gets colored in!
Students can simplify, multiply, divide, add and subtract rational expressions on the 50 pennants. There are 10 of each type of problem included. Once the pennants are completed, they can be hung around the room. Included are 50 pennants. Each group of students can be given a set of pennants, scissors and either glue, tape or a stapler. Students can be in charge of cutting out the pennants. Groups can compete to see which group can complete the most pennants or your entire class can add pennants
Google Sheets - students solve multiplication of polynomials problems to AUTO-GENERATE pixel art images in Google™ Sheets . These self-checking, EDITABLE, digital activities work with ANY device with Google™ Sheets (iPads, Chromebooks, and more). Easily integrate Google Classroom or Google Drive™ online storage service into your May, Spring, or all year plans with this low prep and paperless!
Systems of Equations Digital Drag and Drop Activity- Distance LearningLooking for an online activity? This resource is PERFECT for e-learning. This is the exact activity I sent to my students while teaching systems of linear equations! This is a Google Slides resource that can easily be uploaded to Google Classroom so the students can work at their own pace. This product is also editable! In this Google Slides, there are 8 graphs of systems of linear equations students must determine how many