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This simple worksheet gives the students a visual for squares and cubes, to give students a better understanding and introduce the material in a different way.
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Perfect Squares and Cubes Worksheet - Introduction to Exponents
Brittany Kiser - Memorable Math
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5th - 9th
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2
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Description
This simple worksheet gives the students a visual for squares and cubes, to give students a better understanding and introduce the material in a different way.
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quick and easy to use
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As an ELA teacher who hasn't taught math in quite a while, I appreciated the ease of this product and how easy it was to use. It kept the kids' attention and they were doing some great learning.
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This helped my students understand the difference between perfect squares and perfect roots
Great resource for my students. I believe this resource will really help in my middle school math class by giving them a better understanding of the concepts and helping them build more confidence in solving problems.
Great resource, helped all my students to understand the concept.
A great resource that I used with my extension students. Very simple and easy to understand & complete.
This activity was just what I wanted and needed for the task presented.
This was a simple, basic introduction to exponents. I like that there was not too much information, which made it easy for my special ed students to process.
Good review activity for 7th grade and good introduction for 6th grade.
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