This activity engages the students in folding a circle or a paper plate to learning the xy-coordinates and the radian measure for 16 angle measures.  A recent revision has added pictures to the directions to help the students through the folding steps. 

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Jet Tour of Calculus - Five Days of Lessons - Bundled

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This is a Jet Tour of the 5 main topics students will learn about in AP Calculus or Calculus:

1. Instantaneous Rate of Change

2. Behavior of a Function

3. Definite Integrals

4. Using Formulas to find Definite Integrals

5. Limits

Each lesson is designed to use the graphing calculator to building understanding for the five topics graphically, numerically, analytically, and verbally. Each lesson is designed to be completed in one regular class period of 40-50 minutes.

A two question assignment is also included.

Answers to all activities are included.

This is a great way to begin a study of calculus.

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Students can used their graphing calculators to build an understanding for the formal definition of a derivative (limit as h approaches zero of (f(x+h)-f(x))/h). Students will set up the forward difference quotient, the backward difference quotient, and the symmetric difference quotient approaching the same limit. Then students will let h equal 1, 0.1, 0.01, and 0.001) to notice that all the difference quotients approach one function.

The function they are all approaching will be called the derivative of the original function.

This is a great activity to use with the students prior to working analytically with the students to find the derivative of many basic functions. It gives the students a visual picture of what is happening to the difference quotients as h approaches zero. 

Students can use this activity to develop all the basic derivative rules that they will need to memorize in Calculus.

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This activity sheet, containing 20 questions, has the 
students working with the sum of the angles in a polygon, sum of the exterior angles in a polygon, and the measure of a single angle in a regular polygon.

The students will

• develop the rule for the sum of the angles in a polygon;
• find the number of sides given the total degree measure of the interior angles;
• explain why a polygon cannot have a certain total number of 
  degrees;
• solve for a missing angle in a polygon;
• find the measure of one angle in a regular polygon; and
• solve for interior and/or exterior angles 
  on a polygon.

Answers are included for all exercises.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/32-Activity-Sheets-for-Calculus-3387974

These 32 Activity Sheets cover most of the topics you will teach in AB Calculus.  Each activity sheet has approximately 15 conceptually based questions with answers. 

You can use each activity sheet as the foundation for one of your lessons.

The 32 activity sheet include these smaller bundles. Each activity sheet and each bundle can be purchased separately.

A Bundle of Activity Sheets for Calculus - 1

1. Activity Sheet on Continuity and the Intermediate Value Theorem

2. Activity Sheet on Limits

3. Activity Sheet on Derivatives

4. Activity Sheet on Rate of Change

5. Activity Sheet on Derivatives of Products and Quotients

6. Activity Sheet on the Chain Rule

7. Activity Sheet on Implicit Differentiation

8. Activity Sheet on Derivatives of Inverse Functions

9. Activity Sheet on Related Rates

A Bundle of Activity Sheets for Calculus - 2

10. Activity Sheet on Extreme Value Theorem

11. Activity Sheet on The Mean Value Theorem

12. Activity Sheet on The First Derivative Test

13. Activity Sheet on Concavity and the Second Derivative

14. Activity Sheet on Curve Sketching Chain Rule

15. Activity Sheet on Optimization Problems

16. Activity Sheet on Differentials

A Bundle of Activity Sheets for Calculus - 3

17. Activity Sheet on Antiderivatives and Indefinite Integrals

18. Activity Sheet on Summation and Area in Calculus

19. Activity Sheet on Riemann Sums and Definite Integrals

20. Activity Sheet on the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

21. Activity Sheet on the 2nd Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

22. Activity Sheet on Integration using Substitution

23. Activity Sheet on Using Natural Logarithms with Integration

24. Activity Sheet on Integrating with Inverse Trigonometric Functions

A Bundle of Activity Sheets for Calculus - 4

25. Activity Sheet on Area Between Two Curves

26. Activity Sheet on Volume of a Solid of Revolution

27. Activity Sheet on Volume of Solids with Known Cross Sections

28. Activity Sheet on Accumulation and Net Change

29. Activity Sheet on Using Trapezoidal Approximations with Integration

30. Activity Sheet on Separable Differential Equations

31. Activity Sheet on Slope Fields

32. Activity Sheet on Growth and Decay

Each of these activity sheets can be bought separately in my store by clicking on each individual title.

There are also smaller bundles of activities named A Bundle of Activity Sheets for Calculus - 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Are you wondering how to teach Calculus students are slope fields?

Are you wondering what a slope field is?

Are you looking for some classroom materials to use to teach slope fields?

Does your textbook lack much information on slope fields?

Then you will probably want to check out this bundle or any of the seven individual products included in the bundle.

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Many new teachers and experienced teachers are looking for ideas for teaching the concept of multiplying monomials and binomials or factoring polynomials.  I have created 12 lessons on these concepts.  Each lesson includes an explanation of the technique being studied and a set of problems for the students to complete based upon the explanation.  The idea presented in the explanation could become part of the teacher's presentation of the topic.  Or the teacher can hand the explanation to the students and have them study it explanation on their own.  Each lesson comes with a complete set of answers. 

The rectangular box method is used to complete the multiplication of binomials.  After students become comfortable with multiplying binomials, students are challenged with trying to find two binomials that multiply together to make a trinomial.  Students are encourage to try to use the rectangular box method in reverse.  As students work with the rectangular box they discover that they need to take the middle term of the trinomial and split it into two monomials.  Students look for four greatest common factors and then confirm that the two binomials they have found do multiply together to make the trinomial. 

These 12 lessons can be purchased separately or at a reduced price at a bundle. 

The 12 lessons are

1.Multiplying Monomials

2.Multiplying Monomials and Binomials

3.Multiplying General Binomials with Leading Coefficients of 1

4.Multiplying Binomials with Leading Coefficients of 1

5.Looking for Patterns When Multiplying Binomials with Leading Coefficients of 1

6.Multiplying Binomials with Leading Coefficients Not Equal to 1

7.Multiplying Special Binomials

8.Practice Multiplying Binomials

9.Reverse Multiplying (Factoring) Polynomials with Leading Coefficients of 1

10. Reverse Multiplying (Factoring) Polynomials with Leading Coefficients Other than 1

11. Factoring by Grouping

12. Factoring into Monomials and Binomials

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