Description
Are you looking for a quick, fun activity that will give your students practice in finding the value of exponents? If so, this is a game you will want for your classroom.
This resource was created to give my students a fun way to practice finding the
value of exponents. This is a skill that needs repeated practice, as students tend to interpret problems like 5 squared as 10 (because they confuse what is multiplied) instead of 25. I am making several games for them to use throughout the year in their partner/small group practice activity time during my math classes.
To assemble the game, copy pages 3-18 double-sided on card stock, cut, and laminate. You’ll also want to make copies of page 19, so you know which card to use to start.
There are 48 game cards, so this can be played with the whole class, and some students will have more than one playing card. It can also be played in smaller groups of 4-6 people, with each player having several cards.
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Description
Are you looking for a quick, fun activity that will give your students practice in finding the value of exponents? If so, this is a game you will want for your classroom.
This resource was created to give my students a fun way to practice finding the
value of exponents. This is a skill that needs repeated practice, as students tend to interpret problems like 5 squared as 10 (because they confuse what is multiplied) instead of 25. I am making several games for them to use throughout the year in their partner/small group practice activity time during my math classes.
To assemble the game, copy pages 3-18 double-sided on card stock, cut, and laminate. You’ll also want to make copies of page 19, so you know which card to use to start.
There are 48 game cards, so this can be played with the whole class, and some students will have more than one playing card. It can also be played in smaller groups of 4-6 people, with each player having several cards.
