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I'll email you my Limits at Infinity Mystery Pixel activity. It has 10 limits in a self-checking Google Sheet, a printable recording sheet, an answer key and directions.
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Is it really free?
Yes. The activity is free and there is no credit card. If you like it, the rest of my activities are in the membership. If you don't, keep it anyway.
Will it fit my students?
It is built for Calculus. Students find 10 limits at infinity of rational functions, as x goes to infinity and to negative infinity, including two with square roots. The self-checking sheet shows them right away if they are on track.
How much work is it on my end?
Almost none. Open the PDF, click the link to make your own copy of the Google Sheet, and assign it in Google Classroom or share the link. You need a Google account.
What teachers say
From reviews in my Teachers Pay Teachers store.
“I used this with 8th and 9th grade Alg 1 as a review worksheet when I was gone. It was easy for the students to do on their own as a review. Good variety of problems. Answer key was provided.”
Shannon W
“Self checking and instant feedback and 2 things my high school seniors enjoyed most about this resource. They also loved the word search aspect to take a break from "all the math you made us do all year"”
Kayla M
“Iā€™m glad I purchased this resource! It worked well for my group, and I appreciate the time and care that went into creating it.”
Chandler
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