Properties of Exponents Coloring Page – Halloween Math Activity

Students in grades 6 to 8 practice the properties of exponents on this coloring worksheet. They identify the correct operation to simplify each exponent problem, then take their answers to a coloring page.

How it works

Each correct answer lets students color one piece of a larger image, so the hidden picture appears as they work through the exponent rules. It is exponent practice with art built in, and a break from traditional math problems.

Use it as a homework assignment, a class activity or a review session.

What’s included

• Easy-to-follow instructions
• Two coloring pages. The Halloween-themed page fits October, and a generic version is included for the rest of the year.
• Answer key

Quick facts

• Skill: properties of exponents
• Grades: 6–8
• CCSS: 8.EE.A.1
• Answer key: included
• Pages: 4

Bundles and related resources

This worksheet is part of the 8th Grade Math Curriculum Resources Mega Bundle.

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Terms of use

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