Scientific Notation Activity Maze
- Teacher Contributor:
- Math Lab Classroom
- Grade Level:
- 8th Grade
- Subject:
- Math
- Activity:
- Maze
Description
Students will:
* Translate from scientific notation to standards form
Your students will be engaged with this scientific notation math activity. Students translate from scientific notation to standard form and follow the arrow with the correct answer to the next problem. Easy to give quick feedback so students know how they are doing. Easy set up - just print. Contains color and black and white versions, plus answer key. Great way to practice translating scientific notation!
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