Exponent Game
Play this fun exponent game with Kiwi to practice the six rules of exponents. The rules are displayed below each question. If you get a wrong answer, Kiwi will give you a hint about which rules to apply.
Exponents
Updated on March 5, 2017
These websites have games and interactive lessons designed to help kids master their skills with calculating exponents. They include concepts and procedures for powers, roots, squaring and cubing numbers, radicals, exponential and scientific notation. For teachers, some of the sites have lesson plans and activities.
Scientific Notation Exponent Game
In the Scientific Notation Exponent Game, kids practice rewriting equations by changing the exponent to get the correct equivalent expression.
Algebra Exponent Workout
This Basics of Algebra Exponent Workout is an interactive where kids practice using exponents in algebraic form. If they have difficulty, there is an “In Depth” link where students can reviews the rules of calculating exponents.
Exponents Greater than Less than Game
Practice comparing numbers written with exponents. First you decide the base minimum and maximum numbers. Then you select the minimum and maximum exponent numbers. You then get an interactive practice of comparing two numbers with exponential notation.
ThatQuiz Root & Exponent
Students can practice calculation of exponents, roots and logarithms in an interactive quiz format. You can customize the quiz for level of difficulty, number of problems, timed or untimed up to 30 minutes.
Rules for Exponents
The author discusses basic rules for exponents as shorthand for multiplication. She goes on to detail and provide examples for positive and negative exponents, 0 as an exponent, scientific notation, engineering notation, and fractional exponents.