Students need to know how to condense logarithmic expressions using the power rule, quotient rule, and product rule, rewrite log expressions in exponential form, and solve equations. Some of the problems require solving quadratic equations by factoring and checking for extraneous solutions. There are a total of 12 problems. An answer key with worked-out solutions is included.

For this activity, I cut up the half sheets and post them randomly around my room, allowing students to walk around and work in groups. I give students the answer doc and they can start at whatever half sheet they’re closest to. Once they write the answer down, they search for the answer on a different half sheet, write the mathematical symbol and complete the new problem. I love this twist on a basic worksheet because it gets students moving and working with their peers.

I’ve also included the same problems as a circuit worksheet so students who were absent can complete the problems, or you can use this activity as a circuit training for the whole class.

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