Mrs Mathson

Using new integration techniques requires practice for students to become more confident and fluent and there's nothing more satisfying than practice problems that instantly let students see if they're right or wrong! Worksheets get repetitive and dont let our students know if they're right or wrong without us checking their work, and this pixel art activity changes that up! This activity includes 15 indefinite integrals that require u-substitution to find the antiderivative. Instead of having s

Need practice for your students on finding the volume of a solid of revolution? Look no further! This Google Form iSpy activity includes 2 different versions for students and includes a total of 10 unique problems. Students will use both the disk and washer methods and will revolve around both the x- and y-axes as well as other vertical and horizontal lines. At the start of the Google Form, students click the link to access the iSpy board and then select which character they want to start with.

This self-grading Google Form activity includes 22 indefinite integral questions that test students ability to determine which integration method to use. Possible techniques students will need to use are: Power rule for integrationBasic integration formulas (trig functions, 1/x, etc).u-substitutionInverse trig integralsCompleting the SquareLong or synthetic divisionIntegration by partsPartial fractionsStudents are given an x- and a C-value for each integral to use to find a numeric answer for e

Need practice for your students on determining convergence and divergence of infinite series? Use this interactive Google Slides/PowerPoint activity! Students will work through 7 problem sets (a total of 15 problems) to practice determining which convergence test to use and if different series converge or diverge. This interactive presentation is set up as a digital notebook. Students will write justifications in provided text boxes, use movable check marks to show which convergence test they us