FREE Powers of 10 Chart

Published:
May 18, 2016

Sarah Shelton

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Here is a handy chart to keep in a middle school math notebook.

CA_PowersOf10ChartIf your students are learning about the Power of 10 then this will be a great chart to help them remember. This is great for a math notebook or to make as a bookmark.

Download the FREE Powers of 10 Chart HERE.

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