Precalculus projects

What's the biggest box you can make out of an 8 1/2 x 11 piece of paper? Go. That's the question I posed to my precalc classes yesterday....

This precalculus activity is designed for students to practice recognizing and simplifying trigonometric identities. Students cut out the shapes in the printout and put them together by matching questions and answers on corresponding sides to create the shape in the given solution. There are 21 questions to match with their corresponding answers on the puzzle pieces.

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You should definitely shoot candy when you cover projectile motion in Algebra! I got this fun idea from Sean, who even had his students build their own catapults! He’s a rock star. Luckily…

These 5 geometry projects for middle or high school are a great alternative assessment for your student. Project-based learning is so important to...

Looking for a fun extra credit math project? This website tells you which mathematician was born on your birthday! Makes a fun link between math and history and a fun way for students to gain some extra credit in math.

It doesn't get more real than rockets! See how you can use a rocket project to model real world quadratic functions through a project or...

A blog that is usually about innovative or fun math lessons in my math class but is sometimes about what happens when you're making other plans.