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Looking for a fun and engaging activity to help your students practice finding the derivative of a relation using implicit differentiation? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice using implicit differentiation to find the first derivative of relations. The 12 questions also include trig functions. You may choose to have students work independently or in groups. A scavenger hunt is an excellent way to take any ordinary lesson and turn it into a fun and engaging active learning activity

Looking for a fun and engaging activity to help your students practice finding limits analytically? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice using algebraic manipulation to evaluate a limit when it is in its indeterminate form. Students will practice factoring, rationalizing, and simplifying complex fractions. The 12 questions include the indeterminate form 0/0 only. You may choose to have students work independently or in groups. A scavenger hunt is an excellent way to take any ordinary

Looking for a fun and engaging activity to help your students practice finding limits graphically? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice finding the one-sided or two-sided limit from a graph of a piecewise function. You may choose to have students work independently or in groups. A scavenger hunt is an excellent way to take any ordinary lesson and turn it into a fun and engaging active learning activity where students are moving around, thinking about the content, and practicing skill

Looking for a fun and engaging activity to help your students practice solving for the length of an arc of a circle? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice finding a missing arc length, radius, or central angle. The central angle is in degrees only. You may choose to have students work independently or in groups. A scavenger hunt is an excellent way to take any ordinary lesson and turn it into a fun and engaging active learning activity where students are moving around, thinking about th

Looking for a fun and engaging activity to help your students practice solving for arc length and sector area of a circle? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice finding the length of an arc, the area of a sector, or the measure of an angle. You may choose to have students work independently or in groups. A scavenger hunt is an excellent way to take any ordinary lesson and turn it into a fun and engaging active learning activity where students are moving around, thinking about the conten

Looking for an activity to engage Geometry students who are learning the properties of chords, secants, and tangents? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice finding the missing angle or arc when chords, secants, and tangents intersect. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for Geometry students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when working with inscribed angles, central angles, angles created by intersecting chords, and angles

Looking for an activity to engage Geometry students who are learning the properties of chords, secants, and tangents? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice finding the missing length when given chords, secants, and tangents in a circle. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for Geometry students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when working with segments created by intersecting chords, secants, and tangents. Problems include:

Looking for an activity to engage Algebra students who are practicing writing arithmetic and geometric sequences recursively? In this scavenger hunt activity, students will write a recursive formula based on a sequence and use a recursive formula to determine a specific term in a sequence. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for Algebra students. A scavenger hunt is an excellent way to take any ordinary lesson and turn it into a fun and engaging active learning a

Looking for an activity to engage Algebra students who are graphing linear inequalities? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice determining a linear inequality given a graph. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for Algebra students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when working with linear inequalities. You may choose to have students work independently or in groups. A scavenger hunt is an excellent way to take any ordinary le

Looking for an activity to engage Algebra students who are practicing evaluating functions? In this scavenger hunt, students will evaluate functions for inputs in their domains. Functions will be represented as equations, graphs, and tables. Various types of functions are included such as linear, quadratic, cubic, square root, piecewise, absolute value, exponential, and rational. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for Algebra students. This scavenger hunt is perfe

Looking for an activity to engage Algebra 2 students who are learning about probability? In this scavenger hunt, students will understand the conditional probability of A given B as P( A and B)/ P( B). Students will interpret two-way frequency tables and use them to find the probabilities of a union or intersection. Students will apply the Addition Rule, P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) – P(A and B), and interpret the answer in terms of the model. This is a self-checking activity that provides immed

Looking for an activity to engage Geometry students who are practicing using properties of parallelograms to solve for missing angles? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice finding the missing angle by using the properties of a parallelogram. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for Geometry students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when working with parallelograms. You may choose to have students work independently or in gro

Looking for an activity to engage Algebra 2 students who are learning about geometric series? In this scavenger hunt, students will use the geometric series formula to solve problems. Many of the cards are word problems that will require a higher level of thinking. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when working with geometric series. You may choose to have students work independently or

Looking for an activity to engage Geometry students who are practicing the points of concurrency and their special properties? In this scavenger hunt activity, students will use their knowledge of the properties of the centroid, orthocenter, incenter, and circumcenter to solve algebraic problems. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for Geometry students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when working with the different points of concur

Looking for an activity to engage Algebra 2 students who are practicing simplifying complex numbers? In this scavenger hunt, students will add, subtract, and multiply complex numbers. Students will also need to simplify powers of i. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for Algebra 2 students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when working with the operations of complex numbers. You may choose to have students work independently or in g

Looking for an activity to engage Algebra students who are practicing completing the square? In this scavenger hunt, students will solve a quadratic equation by using the completing the square method. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when solving quadratic equations by providing repeated exposure of the skill. You may choose to have students work independently or in groups. A scavenger

Looking for an activity to engage students who are writing equations of piecewise functions? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice writing equations of piecewise functions given a graph. Graphs include, linear, quadratic, square root, and absolute value. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when determining an equation given a graph by providing repeated exposure of the skill. You

Looking for an activity to engage students who are practicing writing equations of lines? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice writing equations of lines in slope intercept form. Students are given either two points, a graph, or a point and a slope. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when working with equations of lines in slope-intercept form. You may choose to have students w

Looking for an activity to engage Algebra students who are practicing writing the equation of a parabola given the focus and directrix? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice with the locus definition of a parabola and write the equation of a parabola given a focus and directrix. You may choose to have students work independently or in groups. A scavenger hunt is an excellent way to take any ordinary lesson on parabolas and turn it into a fun and engaging active learning activity where s

Looking for an activity to engage students who are learning the properties of logarithms to expand logarithmic expressions? In this scavenger hunt, students will practice expanding logarithms by using log rules. This is a self-checking activity that provides immediate feedback for students. This scavenger hunt is perfect for students to gain confidence when trying to expand logs by providing repeated exposure of the skill. You may choose to have students work independently or in groups. A sca