Showing posts with label exponents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exponents. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

MATH LESSON - 8th grade Math (8.EE1,2) Activities - Exponents Plus I Have - Who Has Game

by Hilda Ratliff

Grade 8      

                                                              
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Five different activities which keep students engaged are included in this product. See Preview for samples of answer keys.

1st Activity: Using the grid provided in the resource or using your own grid paper, students will discover the meaning of zero and negative exponents by writing powers of 2 and relating the values to areas of squares and rectangles. This activity makes very clear that 2 raised to the 0 power is 1. The values of 2 raised to a negative power are modeled also. The activity continues in a similar fashion using squares and rectangles to model powers of 3. 5 student pages

2nd Activity: Guided notes are given on definitions relating to writing numbers in exponential and expanded form. Students will be guided to use these forms to discover the rules of exponents for multiplying and dividing numbers with like bases. 3 student pages

3rd Activity: Multiple choice questions dealing with properties of exponents are given to have students choose which expressions are equivalent or not equivalent. Students are instructed to justify their answers. 2 student pages

4th Activity: Topics covered - Square Roots, Cube Roots, Irrational and Rational Numbers, Equations with the variable squared or cubed. 5 student pages

5th Activity: I Have - Who Has Game on exponents, square roots and cube roots 

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Thursday, November 6, 2014

Math Lesson - "Common Core Math 6th Grade - Exponents - CCSS 6.EE.1"

by Hilda Ratliff

Grade 6 

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Keep your students engaged as you introduce exponents with guided notes. After independent practice and an extension activity the students can practice what they have learned by playing a board game.


1st Activity – This activity defines exponent and has blanks for students to fill in on (1) reading a number with an exponent, (2) writing a number in exponential form, (3) writing a number in expanded form, and (4) evaluating a number in exponential form.

2nd Activity – This activity is independent practice on what was covered in the 1st activity.

3rd Activity – This activity is an extension activity on simplifying expressions that involve exponents and the four operations.

Group Activity – Board Game
A game board and 30 game cards may be used to review exponents with numerical expressions. 

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Enjoy!