How do you play the exponent and root dots and boxes game?

Two players take turns drawing a segment between neighboring dots. Closing the fourth side of a box claims it, and the player evaluates the expression inside, such as a cube root or a power, and adds it to a running total. There is no answer key, since every game plays out differently.

How do you write a fraction as a repeating decimal?

Divide the numerator by the denominator until the digits start to repeat, then draw a bar over the repeating part. On Repeating Decimal Shading Puzzle students do this for 4/9, 3/11 and 7/12, then shade every cell that equals one of them.

8th Grade Number Puzzles Worksheets

Ages 13-14 · Free previews · Print-ready PDFs

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

Number puzzles turn practice into a game, a maze or a hidden picture. There are 5 sheets for 8th grade here, and 4 of them have answer keys. Function Value Maze, Output Becomes Input feeds each output into the next rule, Which One Does Not Belong, Linear Functions compares graphs, tables, equations and stories, and Repeating Decimal Shading Puzzle reveals a picture from fractions such as 4/9. Exponent and Root Dots and Boxes Game is a partner game with no answer key. These pages practice 8.EE.A.2, 8.F.A.1, 8.F.A.2 and 8.NS.A.1.

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$Exponent and Root Dots and Boxes Game - 8th Grade Math Puzzles worksheet preview$

Exponent and Root Dots and Boxes Game

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$Function Value Maze, Output Becomes Input - 8th Grade Math Puzzles worksheet preview$

Function Value Maze, Output Becomes Input

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$Nonogram With Exponent and Square Root Clues - 8th Grade Math Puzzles worksheet preview$

Nonogram With Exponent and Square Root Clues

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$Repeating Decimal Shading Puzzle - 8th Grade Math Puzzles worksheet preview$

Repeating Decimal Shading Puzzle

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$Which One Does Not Belong, Linear Functions - 8th Grade Math Puzzles worksheet preview$

Which One Does Not Belong, Linear Functions

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Students start at the top left with x = 2 and use the room's rule, such as y = 3x − 3, to find y. They go through the door that shows y, and that y becomes the next room's x. They write x and y in every room they visit.

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8th Grade Number Puzzles Worksheets

Exponent and Root Dots and Boxes Game

Function Value Maze, Output Becomes Input

Nonogram With Exponent and Square Root Clues

Repeating Decimal Shading Puzzle

Which One Does Not Belong, Linear Functions

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