This exponent foldable was inspired by To The Square Inch. I had my Algebra 1 students create an exponent problem of their choice. They had to illustrate it on their exponent foldable. We labeled the exponent, the base, and the power as our vocabulary words.
Exponent Foldable
We glued our exponent foldable in our Algebra 1 interactive notebooks.
Some of my students chose very large exponents, so they had to write very, very, very small!
More Activities for Teaching Exponent Rules
- 9 Fun Exponent Rules Activities
- Exponent Rules Match-Up Activity
- Exponent Rules Review Game with ACT Questions and Distractors
- Mmm Exponent Task and Card Sort Activity
- Negatives and Exponents Graphic Organizer
- Exponent Rules Notes
- Exponent Rules Card Sort Activity and Karuta Game
- Exponent Rules Review Game – The Game of Grudge
- Foldable Book of Exponent Rules
- Exponent Foldable
Anil7pute
Wednesday 21st of September 2016
Awesome
Dom Poirier
Sunday 28th of August 2016
Awesome!! This would serve great in my class!! I'm assuming the odd numbered pages are the students' "output" portion of the INB? :) I'm contemplating incorporating the INB in my classroom and making sure I understand ;)
Matt Miller
Tuesday 16th of August 2016
WOW! I just started interactive notebooks in algebra this year and my students were wrestling mightily evaluating an expression today. Those PEMDAS organizers are perfect!! Thanks for the ideas!
Sarah Carter (@mathequalslove)
Wednesday 17th of August 2016
Glad you like them!
Unknown
Monday 2nd of December 2013
Thank you so much for posting all this information about interactive notebooks!! I am in the process of starting this with my struggling algebra class and I think it's a great way for them to use their notes for assistance!! You have definitely giving me some great ideas and I appreciate all the picture posts- I'm a total visual learner!! Wish me luck!
Sarah Carter (@mathequalslove)
Wednesday 16th of April 2014
You're welcome! I hope interactive notebooks are going great with your algebra class! If you ever need any help, just let me know!
Anonymous
Wednesday 18th of September 2013
I just recently bought your interactive journal from Teachers pay teachers. I love your work. You inspire me. Please keep up the great work. Thank you A seasoned teacher. Cathy
Sarah Carter (@mathequalslove)
Thursday 17th of April 2014
Hi Cathy, I think you must have me confused with someone else. I don't have any resources posted on TpT. But, thanks for visiting my blog!