Exponent games

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

Teaching exponents in middle school math..."which one's the exponent and which one's the base?" "Do I multiply the exponent and the base?" (NO, please don't!) Middle schoolers have lots of questions when it comes to exponents. Help your 6th and 7th (and maybe 8th?) graders master exponents with the exponent math wheel, as explained in this blog post. Head to the post for all the tips!

In today’s blog, I’ll teach students how to play a spinner game that will allow them to write and solve numerical expressions involving whole number exponents! This will meet the Arizona Common Cor…

Exponents can be a challenging concept for middle school students to grasp. But with this fun and engaging activity, they'll be experts in no time! Introducing Exponent War - the perfect way to teach exponents in a way that's both fun and educational. This blog post has everything you need to get started, including step-by-step instructions and tips for success.

Our 10-year old participated in a summer camp for kids who love math. What I love about this camp is that they care less about what grade level each child is at, and more about where their abilities are. This enabled my soon-to-be fifth grader to complete some sixth grade math concepts, like exponents. He's a whiz at multiplication so it's no surprise that he found base numbers and their powers to be a fun challenge! I devised a fun game for us to play together. I made two dice - one with…

Help students understand what happens to numbers when we multiply and divide by powers of ten using this hands on math game. Students build numbers on their place value mat and then multiply and divide. They also practice seeing and using powers of ten written with exponents. Grab it free! Multiply & Divide by Powers of Ten Game: Includes Exponents

When I teach laws of exponents in algebra, I love using activities and interactive notebook foldables. There are ideas for introducing properties and rules of exponents, the dreaded negative exponents, and multiplying and dividing exponents. Use an activity after the notes, before giving a worksheet for homework. #mrseteachesmath #exponents

Check out these ten engaging ways to get students the practice they need with properties of exponents. Includes a variety of resources and activities to reach all learners.

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

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Teach the concepts of square root and exponents in a hands-on way using LEGO bricks! Students will love this algebra lesson.

Free Algebraic Expressions Worksheet where the students must solve problems that will help then work their way through a maze!

I recently discovered Tarsia Puzzles and they are my new favorite go-to activity for practicing math problems. In this lesson, I used them to practicing power to a power, product rule, and quotient rule for exponents. The students had to correctly work out 30 problems to piece the puzzle together and they had way more fun practicing this way than a worksheet. I overheard some great discussions about the rules and misconceptions (which they can self-identify when they don't find the answer…

Exponents Powers of Ten Digital Task Cards are paperless, interactive, self-correcting and no prep #5thgrade #6thgrade #math #boomcards #taskcards #activities #ipad #games #commoncore #kids #fun #exponents #numbers #students #standard form #powers

Check out this free Multiplying Exponents with the Same Base Lesson Plan that includes a short Multiplying Exponents video lesson and free Multiplying Exponents worksheet with answer key! (Tags: Algebra, Algebra I, Free Worksheets, Answer Key, Multiply Exponents, Exponent Rules, Laws of Exponents, Variables, Negative Exponents)

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

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

These printable PDF math card games focus on length, area, volume, circle concepts, angles, Pythagorean Theorem, and more middle school geometry concepts.

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Students can practice calculating square roots of perfect squares by playing this interactive square root game.