Exponents Concept Intro - Picture to Power - Exponents to Three (Level 1)

This math topic introduces the concept of exponents, particularly emphasizing the representation of calculations involving powers of two, three, and other numbers up to nine. It uses imagery and examples involving geometric arrangements of blocks to illustrate the practical application of exponent expressions. Students are asked to analyze pictures portraying blocks arranged in rows, squares, and cubes, and to express the total number of blocks using exponent notation. The exercises range from basic exponent expressions like squaring and cubing to more visually complex arrangements, helping learners grasp foundational exponent concepts in a visual and contextual way.

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Exponents Concept Intro - Picture to Power - Exponents to Three Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Exponents Concept Intro - Picture to Power - Exponents to Three (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Exponents - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/exponents_intro/

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What exponent expression shows how to find the number of blocks in the 6 long row?

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What exponent expression shows how to find the number of blocks in the 2 wide by 2 long by 2 high cube?

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What exponent expression shows how to find the number of blocks in the 8 wide by 8 long square?

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What exponent expression shows how to find the number of blocks in the 11 wide by 11 long by 11 high cube?

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What exponent expression shows how to find the number of blocks in the 3 long row?

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What exponent expression shows how to find the number of blocks in the 9 long row?

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What exponent expression shows how to find the number of blocks in the 12 long row?

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