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In this activity (much like the game Clue, but based on the TV show WHODUNNIT) students can work independently or in groups to solve 7 problems about optimization using calculus. After each answer they will receive a clue. After solving the 10 questions, students will determine the "victim," "location," and "method" of the mystery! Check out my store if you are looking for a digital version of this fun activity! Recording Sheet & Answer Key included!!

In this activity (much like the game Clue, but based on the TV show WHODUNNIT) students can work independently or in groups to solve 10 problems based on solving right triangles. Questions require the use of Trig Ratios and Pythagorean Theorem. After each answer they will receive a clue. After solving the 10 questions, students will determine the "victim," "location," and "method" of the mystery! Check out my store if you are looking for a digital version of this fun activity! Recording Sheet

This is a great activity to use the day before Thanksgiving break that is not too demanding, but still has students thinking and working. Review questions cover the following topics: finding remainder from dividing polynomials (synthetic or long division)applying operations with polynomialsfinding characteristics of rational functions (i.e., coordinates of holes, vertical asymptotes)solving equations that involve square rootssolving equations that involve radicalssolving exponential equations us

In this activity students can work independently or in groups to solve 16 problems about functions and their graphs. After each answer they will receive a clue. After solving the 16 questions, students will determine the "person," "location," and "method" of the mystery using process of elimination. Recording sheet and answer key included! Students must be able to... Identify domain & range from a graphWrite intervals of increasing & decreasingIdentify the end behavior of a functionFind the aver

Students will practice properties of trapezoids and kites with this fun self-checking activity! Students will solve 12 problems. Each problem solved will lead the students to a new problem to solve until they have solved all 12 problems. Answer key included!Problems include: finding missing angles in kites and trapezoids (including isosceles trapezoids)isosceles trapezoidsfinding midsegments of trapezoidsEnjoy!

In this activity (much like the game Clue, but based on the TV show WHODUNNIT) students can work independently or in groups to solve 10 problems based on solving right triangles. Questions require knowledge of Exterior Angle Theorem, Congruence Statements, Triangle Sum Theorem, and more! After each answer they will receive a clue. After solving the 10 questions, students will determine the "victim," "location," and "method" of the mystery! Recording Sheet & Answer Key included!!

Product includes 12 task cards to display around the room. Each task card prompts students with prerequisite review questions (from Algebra 2) that they are expected to know upon entering PreCalc. Each card has a corresponding QR code so students can check their solutions. Recording sheet included!

This is a great matching activity that can be used on as a review for geometric transformations. Students must match the 16 cards with letters to the correct corresponding number card. Students must be able to identify the following transformations... translationsreflectionsrotationssymmetry (line and rotational)Recording sheet and answer key included!

These task cards provide students with a great, hands-on opportunity to practice naming and describing points, lines, and planes. Students must be able to... identifying angles by reading a protractorapplying angle addition postulateidentifying complements & supplements of angleslinear pairssegment bisectorsThis set includes 16 unique questions, a student recording sheet, and a teacher answer key. Enjoy!

Students will practice simplifying radicals in this fun self-checking activity! Students will solve 12 problems. Each problem solved will lead the students to a new problem to solve until they have solved all 12 problems. Recording sheet included!Students must be able to... Write differential equations from a sentence (proportional vs. inversely proportional)Find general solutions of DEs (separable DEs)Find particular solutions of DEsIdentify the DE of a slope fieldUse DEs to solve growth/decay

This engaging digital escape room includes 12 different slides with unique codes to break. Print and digital versions included. The digital version is a self-checking Google Form that can be uniquely assigned for each student on google classroom. The escape room includes the following topics: solving right triangles using Pythagorean Theorem and SohCahToausing special right trianglesusing law of sines and law of cosinesword problems involving angles of elevation and depression.

Students work in groups to: Finding scale factorSolve for missing side lengths of similar polygonsDetermine whether triangles are similar Finding area and perimeter of similar polygonsUsing the AA, SAS, and SS similarity theoremsSum It Up is a fun activity that allows students to practice the procedures listed above. Students work in groups of 4, where they each complete 9 similar problems. The group's SUM of the answers to each question will give them the answer. An answer key is included to ch

Speed dating is a highly interactive strategy that can liven up any classroom! During this activity, you'll see students working together, hear math talk, and checking solutions with their "dates." My students always request speed dating! Topics: -Law of Detachment/Syllogism -Writing related conditionals (converse, inverse, and contrapositive) -Writing counter examples -Inductive vs. Deductive Reasoning Also includes a recording sheet if used for speed dating! How it works: This activity includ

These task cards provide students with a great, hands-on opportunity to practice applying integration and associated procedures. These 16 task cards review... performing translations, reflections, and rotationswriting translations from a graph or coordinates in component form (vector form) or "regular" formidentifying the degrees for rotational symmetry This activity includes a recording sheet with graphs for questions that might require graphing. Each task card includes a corresponding card wit

Students will practice factoring polynomials with GCFs in this fun self-checking activity! Students will solve 12 problems. Each problem solved will lead the students to a new problem to solve until they have solved all 12 problems. Answer key included! Printable & Digital versions included. Problems include: solve equations for the roots/solutions (given in factored form)identify GCFssolve equations for the roots/solutions by identifying the GCFThis activity does not require knowledge of fac

This is a great matching activity that can be used on as a review for an early activity when learning integration. The set includes 16 questions and 16 answers. Students must be able to... apply the power rule for integration (some questions ask them to manipulate a form so that the power rule can be used)evaluate initial value problems after use of the power rulesimple trig function integration (only sine and cosine -- manipulation to get sine and cosine)This is a great activity to get student

This self-checking worksheet activity provides students with 15 questions to practice... identifying the sum of the interior angles of a polygoncalculating sums/each angle of a regular polygonidentifying the measure of exterior angles of a polygonnaming polygons by the number of sidesIf the answer is correct, the box will turn green. If it is incorrect, the box will turn red. This is a great self-checking activity that gives students immediate feedback!

This self-checking google worksheet allows students to practice graphing quadratics in intercept form. It provides immediate feedback for students. The cells turn green when they are correct, and red when they are incorrect. The digital worksheet include 12 questions: 6 questions given a graph and asked to identify vertex, axis of symmetry, x-intercept, and y-intercept3 questions given quadratic function and asked to identify vertex, axis of symmetry, and x-intercepts (requires factoring)3 que

Students will practice simplifying radicals in this fun self-checking activity! Students will solve 16 problems. Each problem solved will lead the students to a new problem to solve until they have solved all 16 problems. Recording sheet included!

This fun activity gives students an opportunity to practice using the Pythagorean Theorem and Special Right Triangles with an interactive math word story ! This activity includes 16 cards with unique questions that require use of the Pythagorean Theorem, 45-45-90 Special Right Triangles, and 30-60-90 Special Right Triangles. After students solve each card, it will lead them to a word to fill in the story. Students will know they have answered the 16 questions correctly if their story is correct