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This coloring activity provides you with practice performing various vector operations such as: finding the component form, standard unit vector form, magnitude, angle between two vectors, dot product, adding vectors, subtracting vectors, and multiplying by a scalar. Why should I include coloring activities in my classroom? Research has shown that coloring can reduce math anxiety, increases creativity, increases memory, increases mindfulness and attention, and increases student enjoyment and engagement in class. Included in this resource: ✔ Vector Operations Coloring Activity 1 (4 pages) ✔ Vector Operations Coloring Activity 2 ( 4 pages) ✔ Answer keys Included (8 pages)

This coloring activity provides your students with practice evaluating the six trigonometric functions of angles found on the Unit Circle. This product includes two different coloring activities. In the first activity, students practice finding the sine, cosine, and tangent of unit circle angles (over 40 problems). Student are asked to find the cosecant, secant, and cotangent of angles found on the unit circle (over 40 problems) on the second coloring activity. Included in this resource: ✔ Unit Circle Coloring Activity 1 (1 page - Finding Sin, Cos, and Tan) ✔ Unit Circle Coloring Activity 2 (1 page - Finding Csc, Sec, and Cot) ✔ Answer keys Included (2 pages)

This maze activity provides your students with practice converting between angle measures. Students will practice converting from degree measure to radian measure, from radian measure to degree measure, and from degree, minute, second (DMS) measure to decimal degree measure. Maze activities are a fun and enjoyable way to practice fundamental math skills which have many benefits that enhance a students learning. Benefits of Maze Activities in High School Math Classrooms: Reduce math anxiety Increase student engagement Easy and fast to grade Can be used as an individual, pair, or group activity Can be used as a warm-up activity, classwork assignment, homework, review of prerequisite skills, or to reinforce current skills

This activity provides your students with practice solving limits algebraically using the following algebraic techniques: direct substitution, factoring, rationalizing, multiplying out, and simplifying complex fractions. This algebraic limit worksheet is a fun way to provide your students with extra practice evaluating limits. Why should I include coloring activities in my classroom? Research has shown that coloring can reduce math anxiety, increases creativity, increases memory, increases mindfulness and attention, and increases student enjoyment and engagement in class. Included in this resource: ✔ Limits Algebraically Coloring Activity 1 ( 1 page) ✔ Limits Algebraically Coloring Activity 2 ( 1 page) ✔ Answer keys Included (2 pages)

This coloring activity provides your students with practice solving limits algebraically using the following techniques: direct substitution, factoring, multiplying out, rationalizing, solving piecewise-defined functions, and absolute value functions. Why should I include coloring activities in my classroom? Research has shown that coloring can reduce math anxiety, increases creativity, increases memory, increases mindfulness and attention, and increases student enjoyment and engagement in class. This coloring activity is an enjoyable method of practice an important calculus skill. Included in this resource: ✔ Evaluating Limits Coloring Activity 1 (3 pages) ✔ Evaluating Limits Coloring Activity 2 (3 pages) ✔ Evaluating Limits Answer keys Included (6 pages)

This coloring activity provides your students with practice using the definition of continuity to determine if a function is continuous or discontinuous. If the function is discontinuous, students will classify them as removable (point), jump, or infinite discontinuity. Why should I include coloring activities in my classroom? Research has shown that coloring can reduce math anxiety, increases creativity, increases memory, increases mindfulness and attention, and increases student enjoyment and engagement in class. This coloring activity is an enjoyable method of practice an important calculus skill. Included in this resource: ✔ Classifying Discontinuity Coloring Activity 1 (3 pages) ✔ Classifying Discontinuity Coloring Activity 2 (3 pages) ✔ Answer keys Included (6 pages)

Students use the description cards to find the equation of linear functions and match the linear equation with its graph. This matching activity includes 18 equation sets. Each set includes one equation card, one description card, and one graph card. The equations are written in both slope-intercept and standard form. Using the description cards student will practice finding the equation of a line given two points, slope and a point, slope and y-intercept, equation of a parallel line and a point, or the equation of perpendicular line and a point. Included in this resource: ✔ 18 linear equation cards ✔ 18 description of relationship cards ✔ 18 linear graph cards ✔ Student answer form ✔ Answer key

Students will analyze the equations of trigonometric functions (including finding period, amplitude, phase shift, and vertical shift) and use them to match the equation to both the graph and the transformations. Included in this resource: ✔ 18 Trigonometric Function Cards (2 pages) ✔ 18 Transformation Cards (2 pages) ✔ 18 Trigonometric Graph Cards (5 pages) ✔ One Blank Answer form for students (1 page) ✔ Answer Key (1 page)

Students will practice evaluating limits written in the indeterminate form using the following techniques: factoring, complex fractions, rationalizing, multiplying-out, special trigonometric functions, piecewise defined limits, and absolute value limits. This product includes 7 worksheets (one worksheet for each of the topics listed above). Each activity consist of 4 questions. For each number, students choose “This” or “That” question to answer. There are many benefits to “This or That” Activities, here are just a few: Personalize Learning: Students feel an ownership of their work when they get to choose which problems to work. Perseverance: With traditional worksheets, if a student starts a problem and gets stuck, they will give up. But with another option there, students will try the other option. Fun: Student find “This or That” worksheets more fun then traditional practice. Practice and Revision: If a student is struggling with a concept, the teacher can illustrate the process by solving the “This” problem with the student. Then they can assign the “That” problem for the student to practice the new skill. Included in this resource: ✔ This or That Factoring Worksheet for Limits in Indeterminate Form ✔ This or That Simplifying Complex Fraction Worksheet for Limits in Indeterminate Form ✔ This or That Multiplying Out Worksheet for Limits in Indeterminate Form ✔ This or That Rationalizing Worksheet for Limits in Indeterminate Form ✔ This or That Piecewise-Defined Limits ✔ This or That Absolute Value Limits ✔ This or That Special Trigonometric Limits ✔ Answer Keys Included

Law of Sines Bingo is a fun and engaging way for your students to practice using the Law of Sines to find the length of missing sides and angles of triangles. For each question students are given three pieces of information about the triangle (either ASA, AAS, or SSA information) and are asked to find one of the missing sides or angles. Once they find their answer (rounded to the nearest tenths place) they mark the corresponding answer on their bingo board. If there are two possible triangles that can be formed for the given data, the students must find the corresponding measure in BOTH triangles. This engaging and fun activity is perfect for teachers and students looking to make trigonometry practice more exciting and effective. I have included two different bingo games in this product: Bingo and Turbo Bingo. The bingo game is the traditional bingo game with 24 answer blanks plus 1 free space in the middle of the board. To win this game, a player must get 5 bingo chips in a row (either vertical, horizontal, or diagonal). Turbo Bingo is played similar to bingo except the game board is smaller (15 angler blanks plus 1 free space) and players only need 4 bingo chips in a row (vertical, horizontal, or diagonal) to win this game. Turbo bingo also has fewer questions, so it is more likely that the answer will appear on the player’s Turbo Bingo board. Included in this product: ☞ 45 Bingo Board ☞ 48 Bingo Question Cards ☞ Bingo Question Reference Sheet (4 pages) ☞ 45 Turbo Bingo Boards ☞ 24 Turbo Bingo Question Cards ☞ Turbo Bingo Question Reference Sheet (2 pages) ☞ 6 Prize Certificates (2 of which are blank, so you can customize for your class) ☞ 96 Multi-color bingo chips

Master trig identities with interactive Google Slides flashcards—perfect for Trigonometry, Precalculus, and Calculus review, test prep, and study! Help your students memorize and review essential trigonometric identities with this interactive digital flashcard activity! This self-paced Google Slides resource is ideal for Trigonometry, Precalculus, and Calculus students who need to strengthen their understanding of key formulas through active recall and self-check practice. What’s Included: 54 trigonometric identities for students to practice * Organized by category: Basic Trigonometric Identities (Reciprocal, Ratio, Pythagorean, Even/Odd, Right-Triangle Trig Ratios) * Cofunction Identities * Sum & Difference Formulas * Double-Angle Identities * Half-Angle Identities * Power-Reducing Formulas * Product-to-Sum Identities * Sum-to-Product Identities Interactive click-to-reveal answers for instant feedback Easy navigation for focused practice Great for independent learning, bell work, review games, or exam prep How It Works: Students choose a category of trig identities to practice. Each slide shows part of an identity—students complete it mentally or on . paper. Click the “Answer” button to reveal the correct identity. Navigate back to the menu or continue within the same category. Why Teachers Love It: No prep – just assign and go! Boosts formula fluency with active recall Excellent for test prep or classroom review Flexible for individual, small-group, or whole-class use Give your students the confidence to master trig identities—click “Add to Cart” to get started today!

This resource includes everything you will need to successfully teach your students about the unit circle. Student will learn to identify the Unit Circle and describe its relation to real numbers. Use special right triangles to determine the order pair on the unit circle associated with the given angle measure. Then use knowledge of reference angles to develop the Unit Circle. Then students will learn how to use the Unit Circle to evaluate the six trigonometric functions of special angles found on the Unit Circle. This product includes: Unit Circle Guided Notes: Guided notes are printable notes that help students organize lecture content and actively respond to material presented in class. A Google Slides presentation is included that you can click through while teaching the lesson. Unit Circle Practice Activity: This is designed to provide your students with practice finding the six trigonometric functions of special angles found on the unit circle. This includes negative angles and angles greater than 360 degrees. Unit Circle Check Point Activity: This activity can be used as exit tickets, warm-ups, or topic quizzes. This check point activity assesses your students understanding of angle conversions. Included in this Bundle ✔ Google Slides (194 slides) ✔ Student’s Guided Notes (4 pages) ✔ Teacher’s Guided Notes Answer Key (4 pages) ✔ Unit Circle Practice 1 (1 page) ✔ Unit Circle Practice 2 (1 page) ✔ Unit Circle Practice Answer Keys (2 pages) ✔ Unit Circle Check Point 1 (2 page) ✔ Unit Circle Check Point 2 (2 page) ✔ Unit Circle Check Point Answer Keys (4 page)

In this product, students will practice finding the six trigonometric functions of acute angles in right triangles, apply right triangle ratios to solve application problems, and use right triangle trigonometry to find the missing sides and angles of a given right triangle. Previous knowledge of angle of elevation, angle of depression, and DMS form of angles is helpful in completing some problems. **Right Triangle Trigonometry Guided Notes: ** Guided notes are printable notes that help students organize lecture content and actively respond to material presented in class. A Google Slides presentation is included that you can click through while teaching the lesson. Right Triangle Trigonometry Practice Activity: This activity can be used as classwork assignment, homework assignment, or re-teaching activity. Right Triangle Trigonometry Check Point Activity: Check Point Activities can be used in multiple ways depending on the needs of your students. Most of the time I will use them as either exit tickets – to assess my students learning at the end of the lesson, warm-ups – to evaluate students learning at the beginning of the next lesson, or topic quizzes – to obtain a formal assessment of students understanding of the lesson. Included in this Bundle ✔ Google Slides (177 slides) ✔ Student’s Guided Notes (3 pages) ✔ Teacher’s Guided Notes Answer Key (3 pages) ✔ Right Triangle Trigonometry Practice 1 (2 pages) ✔ Right Triangle Trigonometry Practice 2 (2 pages) ✔ Answer Keys (4 pages) ✔ Right Triangle Trigonometry Check Point 1 (1 page) ✔ Right Triangle Trigonometry Check Point 2 (1 page) ✔ Answer Keys (2 pages)

This product includes everything you will need to successfully teach your sketching graphs in standard position, find positive and negative coterminal angles, and find an angle’s reference angle. This product includes: Coterminal and Reference Angles Guided Notes: Guided notes are printable notes that help students organize lecture content and actively respond to material presented in class. A Google Slides presentation is included that you can click through while teaching the lesson. Coterminal and Reference Angles Practice Activity: This is designed to provide your students with practice sketching angles in standard position, finding coterminal angles, and determining the reference angle of a given angle. Coterminal and Reference Angles Check Point Activity: This activity can be used as exit tickets, warm-ups, or topic quizzes. This check point activity assesses your students understanding of standard position of an angle, coterminal angles, and reference angles. Included in this Bundle ✔ Google Slides (106 slides) ✔ Student’s Guided Notes (3 pages) ✔ Teacher’s Guided Notes Answer Key (3 pages) ✔ Coterminal and Reference Angle Practice Activity 1 (2 pages - Degrees) ✔ Coterminal and Reference Angle Practice Activity 2 (2 pages - Radians) ✔ Coterminal and Reference Angle Practice Activity 3 (2 pages - Degrees and Radians) ✔ Practice Activity Answer Keys Included (6 pages) ✔ Coterminal and Reference Angle Check Point 1 (1 page - Degrees) ✔ Coterminal and Reference Angle Check Point 2 (1 page - Radians) ✔ Coterminal and Reference Angle Check Point 3 (1 page - Degrees and Radians) ✔ Check Point Answer Keys Included (3 pages)

This bundle includes everything you will need to successfully teach your students how to convert between Radians, Degrees, and DMS angle measures. This product includes: Converting between Radians, Degrees, and DMS Guided Notes: Guided notes are printable notes that help students organize lecture content and actively respond to material presented in class. A Google Slides presentation is included that you can click through while teaching the lesson. Converting between Radians, Degrees, and DMS Practice Activity: This is designed to provide your students with practice converting from radian measure to degrees, from degrees to radian measure, from DMS (degrees, minutes, and seconds) to decimal degrees, and from decimal degree measure to DMS. Converting between Radians, Degrees, and DMS Check Point Activity: This activity can be used as exit tickets, warm-ups, or topic quizzes. This check point activity assesses your students understanding of angle conversions. Included in this Product ✔ Google Slides (95 slides) ✔ Student’s Guided Notes (3 pages) ✔ Teacher’s Guided Notes Answer Key (3 pages) ✔ Angle Conversion Practice 1 (1 page - degrees to radians) ✔ Angle Conversion Practice 2 (1 page - radians to degrees) ✔ Angle Conversion Practice 3 (1 page - decimal degrees to DMS) ✔ Angle Conversion Practice 4 (1 page - DMS to decimal degrees) ✔ Angle Conversion Practice Answer Keys (4 pages) ✔ Converting between Radians, Degrees, and DMS Check Point 1 (1 page) ✔ Converting between Radians, Degrees, and DMS Check Point 2 (1 page) ✔ Converting between Radians, Degrees, and DMS Check Point Answer Keys (2 pages)

This resource includes everything you will need to successfully teach your students about the unit circle. Student will learn to identify the Unit Circle and describe its relation to real numbers. Use special right triangles to determine the order pair on the unit circle associated with the given angle measure. Then use knowledge of reference angles to develop the Unit Circle. Then students will learn how to use the Unit Circle to evaluate the six trigonometric functions of special angles found on the Unit Circle. This product includes: Unit Circle Guided Notes: Guided notes are printable notes that help students organize lecture content and actively respond to material presented in class. A Google Slides presentation is included that you can click through while teaching the lesson. Unit Circle Practice Activity: This is designed to provide your students with practice finding the six trigonometric functions of special angles found on the unit circle. This includes negative angles and angles greater than 360 degrees. Unit Circle Check Point Activity: This activity can be used as exit tickets, warm-ups, or topic quizzes. This check point activity assesses your students understanding of angle conversions. Included in this Bundle ✔ Google Slides (194 slides) ✔ Student’s Guided Notes (4 pages) ✔ Teacher’s Guided Notes Answer Key (4 pages) ✔ Unit Circle Practice 1 (1 page) ✔ Unit Circle Practice 2 (1 page) ✔ Unit Circle Practice Answer Keys (2 pages) ✔ Unit Circle Check Point 1 (2 page) ✔ Unit Circle Check Point 2 (2 page) ✔ Unit Circle Check Point Answer Keys (4 page)

Polynomials Task Cards: A Versatile 3-in-1 Resource for Building Algebra Mastery Transform your algebra lessons with this 3-in-1 Polynomials Task Cards set! This resource includes task cards for bell work, engaging review games, and exit tickets, giving you the tools to ensure your students succeed with polynomial operations. Perfect for teachers and homeschoolers, this set supports student learning with ease and flexibility. What’s Included in This Product? 50 Task Cards for Bell Work *Start your class with a quick and focused warm-up activity to get students engaged right away. *Helps reinforce key skills while setting a productive tone for the lesson. *Includes color and black-and-white versions for easy printing. Showdown Review Game *Add excitement to your lesson with this interactive and competitive review game. *Encourages teamwork and active participation while reinforcing key concepts. *Great for group work and test prep. 25 Exit Tickets *Conclude your lesson with a focused activity to assess student understanding. *Repurposed from the 50 task cards, these exit tickets provide an easy way to evaluate individual progress. *A seamless way to wrap up your class while gaining insight into student learning. What Skills Do These Task Cards Cover? The Polynomials Task Cards set focuses on critical algebra skills, including: — Describing polynomials by degree and number of terms. — Adding and subtracting polynomials to simplify expressions. — Multiplying polynomials by monomials, binomials, and trinomials. — Factoring monomials from polynomials. — Factoring quadratic expressions, including: — The difference of two squares. — Perfect square trinomials. Why You’ll Love This Resource *Versatile Use: Use as bell work, group activities, or exit tickets to fit your needs. *Engaging Format: Interactive games and focused activities make learning fun. *Time-Saving: No-prep materials that are ready to print and use. *Targeted Practice: Covers essential polynomial skills to build algebra confidence. Perfect for Classrooms and Homeschooling Whether you’re leading a group of students or teaching one-on-one, the Polynomials Task Cards set is an invaluable tool for supporting your learners in mastering polynomial operations. Take the stress out of planning and watch your students thrive with this versatile resource! Add the Polynomials Task Cards to your cart today and make algebra easier and more engaging.

Solving Polynomials Task Cards: A Versatile 3-in-1 Resource for Algebra Mastery Transform your algebra lessons with Solving Polynomials Task Cards, the ultimate resource for helping students practice solving quadratic equations with ease and confidence! This 3-in-1 set is designed for use as bell work, interactive review games, and exit tickets—providing flexibility and engagement for both teachers and students. What’s Included in Solving Polynomials Task Cards? 50 Task Cards for Bell Work Start your class with a focused, engaging warm-up activity to set the tone for learning. Reinforce essential algebra skills while keeping students on track. Includes both color and black-and-white versions for easy, flexible printing. Showdown Review Game Make learning exciting with a competitive, team-based activity that builds collaboration and understanding. Perfect for test prep or group review sessions. Encourages active participation while solidifying key concepts. 25 Exit Tickets End your lesson with targeted practice to assess student understanding. Repurposed from the task cards, these exit tickets make evaluation quick and simple. A seamless way to gather insights on student progress before moving to the next topic. What Skills Do Solving Polynomials Task Cards Cover? This set focuses on mastering key quadratic equation-solving techniques: Solving quadratic equations by factoring. Solving equations that involve the difference of squares. Using the quadratic formula to solve equations. Using the factors of a quadratic equation to find solutions. Note: This set does not include complex numbers—students will write “no real solution” for equations without real solutions. Why You’ll Love This Resource Versatility: Use these task cards for bell work, review games, or exit tickets. Engagement: Students will enjoy interactive and hands-on practice. Convenience: No-prep, print-ready materials save time and effort. Targeted Learning: Designed to strengthen foundational algebra skills. Whether you’re teaching in a classroom or homeschooling, Solving Polynomials Task Cards is an essential tool to support student success. Don’t wait! Add Solving Polynomials Task Cards to your cart today and give your students the confidence they need to solve quadratic equations like pros!

Indefinite Integral Task Cards: A Comprehensive 3-in-1 Resource for Calculus Success Engage your students and build their confidence in calculus with Indefinite Integral Task Cards, a versatile resource designed to reinforce essential integration skills. This 3-in-1 product can be used as bell work, review games, and exit tickets—making it perfect for classrooms and independent study alike! What’s Included in Indefinite Integral Task Cards? 50 Task Cards for Bell Work Start each class with focused, skill-based practice to prepare students for success. Helps reinforce integration concepts while setting a productive tone. Includes color and black-and-white options for easy printing. Showdown Review Game Boost engagement with a competitive and collaborative game that makes calculus fun! Perfect for group activities or test prep sessions. Encourages active participation and reinforces key ideas. 25 Exit Tickets Wrap up lessons with concise, targeted practice to evaluate student understanding. Repurposed from task cards for quick and convenient assessment. Gain valuable insights into student progress and readiness. What Skills Do Indefinite Integral Task Cards Cover? This set focuses on mastering a wide range of integration techniques: Evaluating indefinite integrals using basic properties of integrals. Finding the indefinite integral of exponential and logarithmic functions. Integrating inverse trigonometric functions. Evaluating indefinite integrals of basic trigonometric functions. Simplifying rational functions before integrating. Using initial conditions to find specific antiderivatives. Note: Knowledge of integration by substitution is not required for this activity. Why You’ll Love This Resource Versatility: Perfect for bell work, review games, or exit tickets. Engagement: Keeps students actively involved with hands-on learning. Convenience: Ready-to-print, no-prep materials save you time. Comprehensive Practice: Covers essential calculus skills to support student success. Whether you’re preparing students for exams or solidifying their understanding of integration, Indefinite Integral Task Cards is the ideal resource for your calculus classroom. Ready to transform your calculus lessons? Add Indefinite Integral Task Cards to your cart today and empower your students to master integration!

Exponents and Exponential Functions Task Cards: A Versatile 3-in-1 Resource for Engaging and Effective Learning Make math instruction easier and more effective with this 3-in-1 resource! The Exponents and Exponential Functions Task Cards set is perfect for bell work, interactive review games, and exit tickets, giving you a flexible way to support student learning. Whether you’re teaching in a classroom or homeschooling, these activities ensure your students stay engaged while mastering key concepts. What’s Included in This Product? *50 Task Cards for Bell Work Start your class on the right foot! Use these task cards as a quick, no-prep warm-up activity to immediately engage students.Helps focus students’ minds on math, builds foundational skills, and sets a productive tone for your lesson. Task cards are available in color and black-and-white versions to fit your printing needs. Showdown Review Game Turn learning into fun with this competitive classroom game! Students work in teams to solve problems and compete to win, ensuring active participation and collaboration. Ideal for reviewing and reinforcing key concepts in an exciting, engaging format. 25 Exit Tickets End your class with these focused activities that assess learning and understanding. Repurposed from the 50 task cards, these exit tickets allow you to quickly and effectively evaluate individual progress. The perfect way to conclude your lesson while gathering valuable insights into your student’s grasp of the material. What Topics Do These Task Cards Cover? The Exponents and Exponential Functions Task Cards focus on the following learning objectives: *Evaluating and simplifying expressions with positive, negative, and zero exponents. *Writing and converting numbers in and out of scientific notation. *Performing operations with numbers in scientific notation. *Simplifying expressions by multiplying exponents with the same base. *Using properties of exponents to solve and simplify problems. *Solving exponential growth and decay problems, including those involving compound interest and population growth. Why You’ll Love This Resource *Flexible Use: Ideal for bell work, reviews, or exit tickets, adapting to your lesson plans. *Student Engagement: Encourages participation and teamwork with interactive games and activities. *No-Prep Solution: Saves you time with ready-to-use materials that are easy to print. *Valuable Insights: Exit tickets provide quick assessments to guide your instruction. Perfect for Teachers and Homeschoolers Whether you’re managing a classroom or teaching at home, the Exponents and Exponential Functions Task Cards set is a must-have resource for reinforcing important math concepts. Get ready to engage your students and elevate their understanding of exponents and exponential functions! Add this resource to your cart today and simplify your math instruction.