TrigTeach

These task cards are great practice for all types of reference angle problems. The first ten are the easiest and the most straightforward. Trig functions are then used when practicing the reference angles. Students should be familiar with exact values for their trig functions as the last ten (31-40) use exact values.

This is a great practice set of problems for initiating converting from DMS to decimal degree form. I like to have my students do this by hand and not just know how to punch in buttons on a calculator.

These task cards are great practice for the new learner and a great remediation tool for those that need a little extra help. 1-10 and 21-30 are simple radian to degree and degree to radian conversions. 11-20 and 31-40 use decimal degrees and degrees, minutes, and seconds. Many different activities are provided. There is not just one way to use task cards.

These problems are good for a review of Pythagorean Theorem. Trig students need to be prepared for finding the third side of the triangle when doing trig. The first five problems are pictures, the second use typical a,b,c values, the third uses coordinates (x,y) and then find r, and then the last five problems are story problems. This is a great quick review. :)

These task cards are great reinforcing material for your students to practice. There are a few methods that can be used for the task cards. (Individual or Group work ) These can be used as a introduction or a remediation type tool.

Do your students need practice with Trig cofunctions? These cards progress in ability levels and fun. There are many different ways to do task cards and a list of ways is given to you the user.