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Preview of Scientific Notation Differentiated Guided Notes & Worksheets | 8.EE.3 | 8.EE.4

Scientific Notation Differentiated Guided Notes & Worksheets | 8.EE.3 | 8.EE.4

Scientific Notation - Differentiated Guided Notes, Guided Practice Worksheet, Independent practice Worksheet. CCSS 8.EE.3, 8.EE.4 & KAS 8.EE.3, 8.EE.4 (Common Core State Standards & Kentucky Academic Standards. This purchase includes:Differentiated guided notes (with key) Two versions. Version 1 - Students fill in the blank. Version 2 -Filled in already, students will highlight or underline important parts. Two different worksheets (with key)Worksheet 1 - 8 guided practice problems and 8
Preview of Operations with Scientific Notation - Rules - Foldable

Operations with Scientific Notation - Rules - Foldable

Created by
MsMeyersMath
This foldable can be used for a interactive notebook or as a review of rules for all operations with scientific notation. Rules include: -scientific notation to standard from -standard form to scientific notation -adding and subtracting when the exponents are the same -adding and subtracting when the exponents are different -multiplying and dividing -rules for how to rewrite final answer in proper scientific notation
Preview of Scientific Notation War

Scientific Notation War

Created by
Emily Bricker
After students learn how to convert numbers from scientific notation to standard form, you can use this game to reinforce the concept. Students will need a regular deck of cards and will randomly select numbers that they will need to arrange in a way to maximize their number and win the game.
Preview of Working with Scientific Notation Worksheet 8EEA4

Working with Scientific Notation Worksheet 8EEA4

Created by
TheBrightestKid
This 8th grade math worksheet trains students to work with scientific notation numbers and calculate operations that have both scientific notation and standard notation. We also get familiar with the metric prefixes (pico, nano, micro, milli, kilo, mega, giga, tera) and calculator notation.The worksheet is designed for 8.EE.A.4. Answers to all questions are included, most answers have also step(s) so the students can see how you get the answer. Contents:Addition, answer in standard notation: Add
Preview of Operations with Scientific Notation "Attack" Game

Operations with Scientific Notation "Attack" Game

Created by
Victoria Boor
Includes 14 problems. Mix of all 4 operations.If you're not familiar with "Attack" games, here's how they work:Students work in teams. Each team draws a picture on big paper which gets posted in the room for everyone to see. A problem is put on the board--ALL teams complete the problem. Then the teacher chooses a group (name cards or dice are helpful here) to answer the question. If they answer correctly, they choose another group to "attack" and an X gets drawn on that team's picture. If they
Preview of Scientific Notation Gallery Walk Task Cards

Scientific Notation Gallery Walk Task Cards

Created by
CCMath
Students will convert 14 incorrectly written scientific notated numbers into their correct forms. This may be used as a gallery walk, as stations, or task cards. Student and answer sheet provided.
Preview of Scientific Notation Foldable

Scientific Notation Foldable

This foldable is great for learning or reviewing Scientific Notation. Not only do you get a great visual learning tool, but you also get a great examples and a great Guided practice to do with your students. You can glue this great learning tool into your Math notebook, notes, Lap Book or just as a great resource to keep in your binders. You can also make a wonderful wall display.
Preview of Scientific Notation Project

Scientific Notation Project

Created by
Lucie Remy
This is a project that can be completed in a math or science class. The purpose of this project is to get students thinking how writing in scientific notation can be used outside of the classroom. Students are to think of six different locations, and find the distance between them. For example, the distance between the North Pole and South Pole. The students would have to find the distance and then create a word problem. I had my student keep the unit of measure the same with all of the distan
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