MathIsSpechtacular

This activity is a set of 8 linear word problems that requires students to write a linear model and answer a second question about that problem. At the bottom of each problem the students are required to rate their understanding of each question with a symbol... lightning bolt (I've got this, no problem), a happy face (I did alright, but it might be wrong) and an exclamation point (I need more help!). I like this activity because it allows me to see where my students actual understanding leve

Students will be able to use and distinguish between basic exponential growth, decay, compound interest and continuously compounded interest word problems. The file is in a Word Document for easy editing if needed. There is also an answer key with the set up of each problem.

There are 8 Non-Calculator Multiple Choice questions and one Free Response in this general review set covering topics such as tangent lines, slope fields, integration techniques, interpretation of graphs, limits and more. There is an answer key provided for both the MC and FR.

Word Problems dealing with simple and damped harmonic motion that used only trigonometry(not physics) to solve. Answer key is included.

This is a short project that requires students to find pictures of objects or places in the world, place them on a coordinate plane, and approximate the slope from one point to another. At the end of the project, students are asked essential questions on their individual projects, as well as how their findings relate to another student's and the actual slope of the object itself.