Gradient of the tangent
PowerPoint presentation , 14 slides explaining to understand the meaning of the slope of a curve at a point.
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Higher order derivatives
A 12-slide PowerPoint presentation teaching high school calculus students how to find second, third, and higher-order derivatives, including notation and worked examples.
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How many solutions to an Equation Editable PowerPoint
This PowerPoint presents equations without solutions and equations with infinite number of solutions. Course 8.EE .C.7.A
Human Body and Golden Ratio PowerPoint and Study Guide
A math/interdisciplinary PowerPoint lesson exploring the Golden Ratio (Phi, 1.618) as it appears in the human body and in Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man, connecting math, art, and history.
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Infinite Limits
PowerPoint presentation , explaining what happened when a limit goes to infinity clarifying the concept of infinite limits and the concept of vertical asymptote.
Intro to Logarithms Lesson
In this Intro to Logarithms Activity, high school students will begin think about the topic of logarithms in a simple way. Logarithms are so different than what students are used to, it can be a challenge to teach.
Intro to Metric Conversions – 5th Grade Math
This presentation connects metric prefixes with models showing the factor-of-ten relationship between adjacent units. Worked examples lead students toward recognizing conversion patterns before they try further problems. Use the staircase as a reference at first, then ask students to explain the multiplication or division behind a conversion.
Intro to US Unit of Measurements
This is a 49 page PowerPoint which is a complete teaching lesson. This is a 5th grade lesson which covers the Common Core Standard: Measurement and Data 5.MD Convert like measurement units within a given meaurement system. 1.
Introduction Lesson for Multiplication of Fractions
A 25-slide PowerPoint lesson that teaches multiplying fractions both conceptually (using 'of' models, e.g. finding 1/4 of 1/2) and via the standard multiply-numerators/multiply-denominators algorithm, standard 5.NBT/5.NF.4a.
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Introduction Lesson for Zero and Negative Exponents
This is a 70 slide PowerPoint Lesson is for the introduction of zero and negative exponents. Students are given a step - by - step explanation for understanding fof the properties of zero and negative exponents.
Introduction to derivative
PowerPoint presentation , 8 slides explaining to Understand the meaning of derivative function
Introduction to the concept of limits
Introduce limits with a rational function that is undefined at x = 1 but approaches 2. Students complete a calculator table before viewing the answers, then follow three worked examples using substitution, factoring and one-sided graph behavior. Compare approaching a value with evaluating the function at that value, and use the final example to explain why opposite infinite one-sided behavior gives no two-sided limit.
Laws of Exponents Lessons | Intro Lesson: Exponents Basics
An introductory mini-lesson (video plus guided notes and a summary sheet) teaching the basics of exponent notation -- base, exponent, and the concept of repeated multiplication -- as a lead-in to a Laws of Exponents lesson series.
Laws of Exponents Lessons | Lesson 1: Zero + Negative Exponents
Lesson 1 of a Laws of Exponents series: a video-supported guided-notes lesson teaching the zero-exponent rule and the negative-exponent rule (moving powers across a fraction bar) and how to simplify expressions using both.
Laws of Exponents Lessons | Lesson 2: Product Rule
Lesson 2 of a Laws of Exponents series: a video-supported guided-notes lesson teaching the product rule (adding exponents of like bases when multiplying powers), including expressions with coefficients and multiple variables.
Laws of Exponents Lessons | Lesson 3: Quotient Rule
Lesson 3 of a Laws of Exponents series: a video-supported guided-notes lesson teaching the quotient rule (subtracting exponents of like bases when dividing powers), including expressions with coefficients and multiple variables and negative-exponent results.
Laws of Exponents Lessons | Lesson 4: Power Rule
If you are about to begin teaching Laws of Exponents to your math students, this is a great series of lessons that will guide and/or complement your instruction. This is Lesson 4: Power Rule.
Limiting Reagents and Percent Yield - Senior Chemistry Lesson
A senior chemistry lesson teaching limiting reagents, excess reagents, the steps for determining a limiting reagent, and percent vs. actual (theoretical) yield in stoichiometry.
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Limits at infinity - exponential functions
The slides review exponential end behavior before working through limits at infinity, including expressions with polynomial exponents and exponential fractions. Worked examples show how to identify and factor a dominant term when direct evaluation is not enough. Use the sequence to connect symbolic manipulation with the behavior of a function and its possible horizontal asymptote.
Limits at infinity - Polynomial functions
PowerPoint presentation , 13 slides explaining how to calculate the limit of polynomial functions, as the function approaches either to positive or negative infinity.
Limits at infinity - transcendental functions
Title: Limits at Infinity - Transcendental Functions Developed carefully for high school teachers, particularly those instructing Grades 10 through 12, the resource Limits at Infinity - Transcendental Functions is designed to help…
Linear vs Nonlinear Functions PowerPoint for Math Course 8.F.A.3
Linear vs Nonlinear Functions PowerPoint for Math Course 8.F.A.3 An unexceptional teaching resource for Grade 8 educators, focusing on the enthralling sphere of functions, particularly linear and nonlinear variants.
Math Divisibility Rules Notes and Activities
Discover a comprehensive and dynamic educational experience that will empower your students to master the intricate world of divisibility rules.
Math: Mesopotamia Thematic Unit
Math: Mesopotamia Thematic Unit is a great resource for students to explore early Babylonian mathematics!