Can’t wait to get started!
T2 on Wednesday! Make sure your homework is organized so you can turn it in right away to maximum your test time.
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Intermediate Value Theorem |
Wksht: IVT (1-9); wksht: Always, sometimes, never (limits) |
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6-minute stations: limits |
Wksht: “what did the math book say?” Wksht: “Twinning” (1-9) |
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T2 |
Amplify: “What is the derivative anyway?” (link on GC) |
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Derivatives |
Myap: Unit 1 Student Practice Level 1 |
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Amplify:“function and deriv card sort” (link on GC) |
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SCHOOL HOLIDAY! |
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Continuity Notes |
Wksht: limits and continuity |
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Limits of Composite Functions |
Tricky limit problems |
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Infinite Limits: One-sided limits |
p. 88 (13-21odd, 33-47odd) |
F |
Limits at Infinity |
Wksht: limits at infinity Intro to IVT on Amplify |
Did you know that next Monday is a holiday?
We have our first test on Thursday! Start studying yesterday. 🙂
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Finish Friday notes |
Day 3 HW |
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Common Notation Errors |
p. 67 (5-57 EOO, 63-73 ODD, 115-120 ALL) |
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Workday (for working and catching up, not visiting!) |
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Th |
T1 |
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F |
Squeeze Theorem (video on google classroom) |
p. 68 (89, 90) |
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Understanding the Limit |
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Finish |
Day 1 and Day 2 HW |
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Sketching Limits Activity |
Big 10: Estimating Limit Values from Tables Limits from a graph: Task Cards (on GC) |
Th |
Understanding the Limit (properties) |
1.2 wksht |
F |
Understanding the Limit (algebraic approach) |
Day 3 HW |
Welcome back!
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First Day of School! Please read the following that you will find in the list on the right side of the blog: #1 Classroom Procedures #2 Homework Sessions #3 WOHS AP/Honors Guidelines and Contracts Sign and return the signature page for the contract by Friday. |
Assign: “Quiz 1” (due on Friday) |
Th |
Introducting Calculus: Can change occur at an instant? |
Assign: Lesson 1.1 wksht Work on quiz 1 |
F |
Finish Introducing Calculus |
Assign: Intro to limits wksht (if we do not finish the notes today, then this will be assigned on Monday) Amplify (was desmos and the link is on google classroom): #1 Limits from graphs and tables; #2 Intro to limits |