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Exponents and Order of Operations Digital Interactive Notebook and Activities
What is the fourth dimension? or the fifth? In my exponents lessons, I get asked this all the time. The very first page of this resource has a visual I use to explain why a zero exponent is 1, and how you can visualize dimensions beyond a cube. With four different activities, there's plenty of practice, including in Order of Operations problems and a super challenging puzzle. Enjoy! In this download you will receive:Teacher Guide with Answer KeysEditable Version of the original PPT so you can ad
4th - 7th
Basic Operations, Math, Order of Operations
Negative and Zero Exponent Rule INB
This material was designed to assist in teaching an advanced class learning content above their curriculum. Specifically, I had to teahc students with "number" bases, but most resources only had variable bases. I made this resource with a combination of number bases and variable bases so students could be itnroduced to both, but mostly have the number base that was needed for my curriculum. The second page challenges students to apply what they've learned in this mini unit using both variables a
6th - 7th
Basic Operations, Numbers, Order of Operations
CCSS
7.NS.A.1d
, 7.NS.A.2
, 7.NS.A.2c
Also included in: Mini Exponent Laws INB unit
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