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8th grade calculus task cards
Operations With Complex Numbers QR Code Task Cards
For this activity, students will practice adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing complex numbers. Task Cards #1-16 are adding/subtracting, #17-28 are multiplying and #29-36 are dividing. I sometimes like to do them one set at a time with students so that they first get comfortable with adding/subtracting, then move onto multiplying, then move onto dividing or rationalizing the denominator.For task cards, I will sometimes do them as a “scoot” activity, posting them on desks and having stu
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Algebra 2 Activities Year Long Bundle
Task Cards - 100 Calculus Derivatives Task Cards Activity Math Review
Calculus Derivatives Task Card Activity DIGITAL PDF AND PRINT: You will download 100 printable calculus derivatives task cards for your students to practice and master how to evaluate derivatives. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Each of these 100 Limits Challenge Task Cards (print or digital) has a different approach in evaluating limits. In some cases, attempt to evaluate the limit using direct substitution will result the value of the limit as indeterminate, students will need to use factoring, simplify
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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COMPLEX FRACTIONS RATIONAL EXPRESSIONS GAME TASK CARDS CHALLENGING
Algebra 2 Honors, Precalculus, Algebra 2, Review, CHALLENGINGPractice simplifying complex fractions (rational expressions) with a GAME! This is a self-checking game to practice simplifying complex fractions. There are 24 half-sheet cards.Skills for factoring trinomials, by grouping, sum/difference of cubes, and difference of squares are needed. How the game is played…An answer page is provided with the answers listed in a scrambled fashion. Each answer has a money amount associated with it. Aft
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: RATIONAL UNIT BUNDLE 4 GAMES/ACTIVITIES CHALLENGING HONORS
L'épicerie
Voici un ensemble de 42 cartes. Les élèves doivent suivre les indications sur les cartes et piger les aliments. Travaille principalement les additions et les soustractions avec l'argent.
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2nd - 12th
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Santa's Toy Workshop
This is a problem solving math activity.Students can work in groups or individually to calculate the total cost of creating the selected toys.They need to use the "toys and materials" grid to know what materials they need to make each toy. In the "market" grid students can see what is the cost of each material (there is an extra grid with decimals for older kids.) Then, they are given several "task cards" (there are 16 cards) where it's written the amount of toys that each elf has created.Finall
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3rd - 8th
RADICAL EQUATIONS BANK GAME TASK CARDS CHALLENGING HONORS
Algebra 2 Honors, Precalculus, Algebra 2, Review, CHALLENGINGPractice solving radical equations with a CHALLENGING GAME! This is a self-checking game to practice solving radical equations. There are 24 half-sheet cards OR 24 mini cards (8 per page).Skills for factoring are needed.How the game is played…An answer page is provided with the answers listed in a scrambled fashion. Each answer has a money amount associated with it. After students complete a task card, they should find their answer on
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8th - 11th
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POSTERS , TASK CARDS : Multiples, Minimum Common Multiple
In this 17-page file you can find the definition of multiple and minimum common multiple. Contains examples for better understanding, posters with multiples of numbers from 2 to 13 and 3 task cards for practice or examination. Of course, you can use as a poster both the first two pages with the definitions and examples.I hope you find it useful and helpful!
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6th - 9th
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Logarithmic Functions Task Cards
Students work in partners to complete the task cards on exponential and logarithmic functions. Answers for each task card are on as a QR code.
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8th - 12th
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Outdoor Division
1. Print and laminate the tiles so learners can write on the line their answers (also means they can be reused!)2. Take the learners outside and split into groups of 2-4. Allow the learners to find the materials/have materials readily accessible for them. 3. Give learners time to answer the questions. Have them write their answers on the tile.4. Have the learners come up with their own using the blank tiles. Swap with another group.5. Check the answers in class with learners.
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1st - 8th
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