Exponent activities

Kids learn exponents as they play four games that require them to match various expressions with the same value. Set has 40 printable cards and instructions. #6E11 #Exponents #RepeatedFactors #ExponentGames #K8MathSense

Exponent Rules were some of my early creations. I started there because when I was teaching, this was the area I struggled with trying to find resources for. I found an abundance of activities that combined rules, but had a hard time finding activities that focused on one or two rules at a time. So that is why and how my larger bundle of Exponent Rules came about.

Check out this fun and free exponent properties activity for your 8th grade, Algebra, and middle school math classroom. Your students will love practicing the laws of exponents as they complete this activity. More engaging than any worksheets, your students will master the exponent rules. Click here to gets your free. #makesenseofmath

Looking for the perfect activity to teach exponent rules or laws of exponents? Here are 9 exponent rules activities that I have used with my own students over the years.

Use these fun and easy techniques to teach exponents to beginners in fun and engaging ways your students will love.

Why is a number raised to the zero power equal to 1? And why do terms with negative exponents become fractions? Are we able to see this through visual models? Yes! In this short video, you'll see how exponents take on a pattern and can be modeled concretely with cut paper. We'll start with 3 raised to the 2nd power and work our way to 3 to the -2.

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Are you looking for an exponent activity for your 6th grade math students? This exponent card game is your answer!