Description
Exponents: Multiplication Rule--this zip file includes both a Notebook and Powerpoint file that clearly illustrates the multiplication rule used in exponents, followed by 7 guided practice problems as well as a handout sheet of 60 practice problems and answer key. Instructions on how to get, or use, Notebook software for free are included.
Emphasis is placed on understanding the language of math, what each symbol means and why the multiplication rule makes sense by building on prior knowledge.
When we use symbols and letters to represent ideas, those symbols and letters are described as a language. If students can "read" the language of math, then they can understand what the question or problem is expecting them to do. If they can "read" the language of math, then they can follow the "directions" and complete the task at hand. Most students would say that doing math isn't difficult, but understanding the language of math can be.
This series aims to teach the concept of exponents while developing math literacy skills through carefully planned, step-by-step, visually appealing, accurate and thought provoking slides.
If you would like a lesson on the division rule for exponents, Click Here
Want a lesson on zero and negative exponents? Click Here
If you want one for the power rule, Click Here or for making negative exponents positive Click Here
Emphasis is placed on understanding the language of math, what each symbol means and why the multiplication rule makes sense by building on prior knowledge.
When we use symbols and letters to represent ideas, those symbols and letters are described as a language. If students can "read" the language of math, then they can understand what the question or problem is expecting them to do. If they can "read" the language of math, then they can follow the "directions" and complete the task at hand. Most students would say that doing math isn't difficult, but understanding the language of math can be.
This series aims to teach the concept of exponents while developing math literacy skills through carefully planned, step-by-step, visually appealing, accurate and thought provoking slides.
If you would like a lesson on the division rule for exponents, Click Here
Want a lesson on zero and negative exponents? Click Here
If you want one for the power rule, Click Here or for making negative exponents positive Click Here
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Grades
8th - 12th
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Pages
35 slides
Answer Key
Included
Teaching Duration
90 minutes
Description
Exponents: Multiplication Rule--this zip file includes both a Notebook and Powerpoint file that clearly illustrates the multiplication rule used in exponents, followed by 7 guided practice problems as well as a handout sheet of 60 practice problems and answer key. Instructions on how to get, or use, Notebook software for free are included.
Emphasis is placed on understanding the language of math, what each symbol means and why the multiplication rule makes sense by building on prior knowledge.
When we use symbols and letters to represent ideas, those symbols and letters are described as a language. If students can "read" the language of math, then they can understand what the question or problem is expecting them to do. If they can "read" the language of math, then they can follow the "directions" and complete the task at hand. Most students would say that doing math isn't difficult, but understanding the language of math can be.
This series aims to teach the concept of exponents while developing math literacy skills through carefully planned, step-by-step, visually appealing, accurate and thought provoking slides.
If you would like a lesson on the division rule for exponents, Click Here
Want a lesson on zero and negative exponents? Click Here
If you want one for the power rule, Click Here or for making negative exponents positive Click Here
Emphasis is placed on understanding the language of math, what each symbol means and why the multiplication rule makes sense by building on prior knowledge.
When we use symbols and letters to represent ideas, those symbols and letters are described as a language. If students can "read" the language of math, then they can understand what the question or problem is expecting them to do. If they can "read" the language of math, then they can follow the "directions" and complete the task at hand. Most students would say that doing math isn't difficult, but understanding the language of math can be.
This series aims to teach the concept of exponents while developing math literacy skills through carefully planned, step-by-step, visually appealing, accurate and thought provoking slides.
If you would like a lesson on the division rule for exponents, Click Here
Want a lesson on zero and negative exponents? Click Here
If you want one for the power rule, Click Here or for making negative exponents positive Click Here
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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Great Resource! Very well organized, helpful, standards-aligned, and engaging. Thank you!
Ty
Good resource
VERY detailed and useful download. Multiple formats for use in your classroom and a huge set of questions to cut and paste from.
Thank you!
You are welcome!
Thank you. This is a great way to relate exponents to the students.
Glad you liked it!
Great lesson.
thanks
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