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Bell Ringer. In your Math Journal, tell about Friday’s lesson. What information did you recall from previous years? Was there anything discussed that you had never heard about? What was your favorite thing about the lesson ?. Monday January 27, 2014. Properties of Exponents.

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Bell Ringer

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  1. Bell Ringer • In your Math Journal, tell about Friday’s lesson. What information did you recall from previous years? Was there anything discussed that you had never heard about? What was your favorite thing about the lesson?

  2. MondayJanuary 27, 2014 Properties of Exponents

  3. Do you remember? • As a class, we will go over p. 51 in the textbook.

  4. Properties of Exponents

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  11. Practice • With your learning partner, practice the ODD problems on the Properties of Exponents worksheet.

  12. Review • How did you do on the odd problems?

  13. Homework • Complete the Properties of Exponents worksheet (the EVEN problems).

  14. Exit Ticket • On a piece of notebook paper, answer the following: • 1. When do you add the exponents? • 2. When do you subtract the exponents? • 3. When do you multiply the exponents? • 4. How do you get 1 when using exponents? • 5. When do you switch the exponent from the denominator to the numerator?

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