Exponent Rules Coloring Worksheet | St. Patrick’s Day Math Activity

This Exponent Rules Coloring Worksheet is a St. Patrick’s Day math activity for grades 6 to 8. It has 12 questions that ask students to simplify expressions using exponent rules.

How it works

As students work through the worksheet and find the correct answers, they use specific colors to complete a related coloring page. So the practice comes with some art built in.

Assign it as homework, classwork or a review session.

Quick facts

• Skill: simplifying expressions using exponent rules
• Grades: 6–8
• Answer key: included

Bundles and related resources

A digital drag and drop version of these questions is sold separately as the Multiplying and Dividing Exponents Digital 8th Grade Math Activity.

The coloring worksheet is available in this bundle:

• 8th Grade Math Curriculum Resources Mega Bundle

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