AP Calculus Interactive Lectures Vol. 1

This book covers all the topics needed for success on 2025 AP Calculus AB exam. 


Imagine having interactive PowerPoint lectures that illustrate every problem, walking you through the procedure step-by-step. Imagine having every proof, illustration, or theorem explained concisely and accurately.


This Book contains immersive and comprehensive PowerPoint presentations for every topic covered by AP Calculus AB classes or the AB part of Calculus BC classes. They can be used for both review and learning, a perfect fit for every student no matter their current knowledge of Calculus. 

If you are a teacher who wants to learn about licensing options to use these lectures for classroom presentations please contact captain@mathboat.com


Every example and every lesson targets a specific skill or formula. With this book, you will have every concept you need to know at the tip of your fingers. At the end of this book, you will find the list of all the formulas and theorems needed for the AP test. 


This Interactive eBook has all of the tools and teaches you the tips and tricks to master Calculus in no time.


Our books are written by Mrs. Rita Korsunsky, a High School Mathematics Teacher with many years of experience teaching AP Calculus.

Her lectures are rigorous, effective and engaging. Students frequently credit their success on the AP Exam to these thorough, detailed and concise lecture notes.

 

Her students’ AP Scores speak for themselves: 


In average 100% of her students pass the AP Exam

 and 94% of her students get 5 on the AP Exam


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Also suggested for success on the AP Exam is Mathboat’s “Multiple Choice Questions to Prepare for the AP Calculus AB Exam”. This book provides the reader with comprehensive practice, which will help the student gain confidence, knowledge and test taking skills necessary to do well on the AP Exam.

The exams in this book are in the same format as the Multiple-choice section of the actual AP Exam. The problems in these exams are similar in their level of difficulty, wording and variety to those on the AP Exam.