Mr Oaks MathAP Calculus AB & BC

Coming Spring 2027

Calculus you
can see.

A complete course for AP Calculus AB & BC. See the ideas come to life, work through them, and get ready for exam day.

112lessons, AB and BC
120lesson videos
1,639practice problems
480AP-style multiple choice
58free-response questions
11unit tests

How every lesson works

  1. Video frame: a secant line turning into the tangent line, next to the limit definition of the derivative

    Watch

    An animated video for each topic serving as a complete lesson. See the beauty of calculus in action.

  2. A page of guided notes for Topic 2.1 with blanks to fill in and a graph

    Take Notes

    Guided notes follow the video beat by beat. Fill in the notes on screen, or use print packets.

  3. A practice problem answered 12 and marked correct, with the worked solution shown below

    Practice

    Complete a set of practice problems, including multiple choice and free response questions in the style of the AP exam. Get instant feedback.

  4. A unit test question: dy/dx at x = 1 for a cube root plus 2 over x squared, with answer C, negative 2, selected

    Test

    Take on a quiz for each section, a test for each unit, and full AP-style practice exams to make sure things have stuck.

Video frame: a solid of revolution sliced into discs, one disc highlighted Video frame: the slope of a cardioid at a point, worked out beside its graph

The course

Concepts first, with rigor

Each lesson opens with an idea you can see, such as discs stacking into a volume or the line tangent to a polar curve. The worked examples go slowly, with every step on screen. The practice that follows is at the level of the AP exam.

The course map lays out all ten units of AB and BC in the College Board's suggested order. If your trig is rusty, the Trig Course covers what calculus needs in 8 short lessons. The formula sheet gathers every definition and theorem from the course on one page.

A lesson page: the topic title, tabs for lesson, practice, AP test prep and quiz, the notes and the video side by side

Each topic

Four steps, one page

Lesson, practice, AP test prep, and a quiz sit in tabs on the same page. Your account will save your answers and your progress.

Units end with a unit test, and the test prep in every topic uses the AP exam's own question styles: multiple choice and free response, scored the way the College Board scores them.

A practice exam question with a countdown clock reading 59:57 and four answer choices

Exam practice

A full exam, timed like the real one

The practice exams run with the same format and structure as the AP exam, with a graphing calculator built in for the calculator sections. See your raw score and your estimated AP score.

A Calc AB and Calc BC exam are free with an account.

For teachers

Teach it with your class

Create a class, share its join code, and see your students thrive. Track students' work and manage grades from your teacher dashboard.

Every topic has printable notes, practice, quizzes and answer keys, plus a slide deck for teaching the lesson live.

The teacher dashboard: one row per student with lesson progress bars, practice counts and quiz scores for each topic
The class dashboard, shown with a demo class.
The answer key page for the Topic 2.1 notes, blanks filled in A printable AP test prep page of multiple-choice questions
A person writing mathematical equations on a whiteboard

Subscription options

Much of it is free

Every lesson video in the course is free to watch. So is everything in Units 1 to 3: notes, practice, test prep and quizzes. The Trig Course, the formula sheet and one full-length practice exam for AB and BC are free too. You can read and practice without an account; a free account saves your work.

A student membership opens Units 4 to 10 and more practice exams. Teachers can buy the course materials to print and teach from, or get a class subscription that covers every student.

Adder Oaks, smiling, outdoors among trees

Who made this

Hi, I'm Mr Oaks

I've taught math in central Virginia for over fifteen years. I built this course around how I teach calculus: a visual introduction to each idea, with rigorous practice to lock it in.

Mr Oaks Math · AP Calculus AB & BC

Coming Spring 2027

Animated lessons, guided notes, practice, quizzes, and full AP-style exams. A complete course, built to make calculus visible.

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