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Is your child a little confused by exponents? They look strange, but they can be fun! Show your child how to navigate exponents and powers with this collection of exponent resources. They'll help with multiplication, and may even come in handy with other math topics, like area and volume, too. Your student can show exponents and powers who's boss with our variety of resources.
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Regular equations aren't the last stop for multiplication. Dress up multiplication problems with exponents -- a way of multiplying several of the same number at once. Instead of writing out a long list of numbers in yourorder of operations, learn to use exponents to make complex equations cleaner. It looks strange, but after a few tries, it becomes easy, and sort of a neat math trick! To get started, try a simple worksheet with your student, and once they advance a bit, they can do an online exercise or even a game. For teachers and caregivers, we also have lesson plans to help you put together an expert lesson on exponents. All our materials are developed and reviewed by a team of education experts, and are based on national learning standards -- so you know we have the best of the best. Expect exponent excellence with materials from the experts at Education.com.
