Trigonometry
This section of the website has all the resources associated with the teaching and learning of TRIGONOMETRY. The section is subdivided in to the sections below where you can find teaching activities that help you to engage your classes with the key mathematical ideas and help to practise working and thinking with them! Here you can see all trigonometry activities in one place.
Non right-angled Trigonometry
The following activities are all designed to help teachers engage their students with these key ideas. The activities cater for a range of students and many of them can be used in different ways at different...
Right Angled Trigonometry
The following activities are all designed to help teachers engage their students with these key ideas. The activities cater for a range of students and many of them can be used in different ways at different...
Trigonometric Functions
The following activities are all designed to help teachers engage their students with these key ideas. The activities cater for a range of students and many of them can be used in different ways at different...
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Trigonometry
All Activities Free
On the other pages in this section we have divided our activities in to sub-topics. This page has them all together in one
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Trigonometry
Trigonometry Function Family Free
The main part of this activity is to produce lovely images like the one on the left. To do that you will need to recognise
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Trigonometry
Trig Modelling - Sound Free
Do you like music? If you play a musical instrument you’ll know that some combinations of notes sound great, and others
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Trigonometry
Discovering SOHCAHTOA Free
This investigation will help you learn how to find unknown sides in right-angled triangles. Trigonometry (comes from Greek
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Trigonometry
Proof - Pythagoras' Theorem Free
Would you build a house on sand? Hopefully, not! In mathematics, just like the construction industry, we like to be sure
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Trigonometry
Sine Cosine: Model Waves Free
The whole of the modern world is founded on our ability to be able to define perfectly the position, and movement, of waves.