Powers have patterns
Evaluate powers and write exponents from repeated multiplication.
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Practice with a purpose.
- 23 powers to evaluate and 12 exponents to name
- Repeated multiplication practice
- A separate parent answer key
Make room for thinking.
The exponent counts copies of the base. For 2^3, multiply 2 × 2 × 2.
Based on Math Buddies lesson targets 8-u1-l1 · 8-u1-l6. The printed questions are curated for this pack.