Multiply Decimals by Powers of Ten using Exponents Bundle

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by Think in Numbers

Price: 400 points or $4 USD

Subjects: math,mathMiddleSchool,mathElementary,expressionsAndEquations,midSchoolDecimals,exponents,baseTen,placeValue,decimals,operationsAndAlgebraicThinking,multiplicationAndDivision,patterns

Grades: 5,6

Description: These two boom decks help 5th Grade and 6th Grade students practice multiplying decimals by powers of ten using exponents. Aligned to 5.nbt.a.2 and 6.ee.a.1 Deck 1: Decimals, Powers of Ten and Exponents Review This boom deck is designed to help students review and understand how to multiply decimals by powers of ten, (using exponents to denote powers of ten). Question types are varied to engage and challenge students for example: Identify the base number/exponent Multi-choice questions True or False questions Solve the calculation : decimal x power of ten Fill in the missing power of ten Re-write an expression using an exponent What number has been multiplied by a power of ten The first two cards are not shuffled and the remaining 17 questions are randomized. Deck 2 - Place Value Patterns when multiplying by Powers of 10 Included in this product: 3 Teaching boom cards (please see preview) 32 Questions in varied formats Thirty two question slides are provided where students complete tables with correct information using their knowledge of patterns of powers of ten and place value. The products in each table have been designed to demonstrate the movement you would see in a place value chart to reinforce this learning. Four types of questions are included to engage students 1. Fill in the missing products 2. Fill in the missing power of ten 3. Drag and drop the calculation needed to work out the product. 4. Combined missing information.