A printable PDF game is available from TeachingCollegeMath's website. The game is titled "Exponent Block," and it comes with instructions, a game board and cards. The game is played like bingo, with answers to exponent questions printed on the board. The cards have exponent questions, which are solved to place the cards on the correct answers, ultimately making a bingo line across the board to win. This game helps students practice simplifying exponential equations with no negative exponents in the answers, and can be played with one player but is more challenging played by two.
Grossmont Union High School offers an "Exponential Rules" Matching Card Game on its website. Download the game on a Word document available online, then print and cut the cards. To play the game, students match two cards with equal equations. There are over 200 exponent flashcard sets on the Quizlet website. The flashcard sets all come with printable or virtual flashcards and worksheets with audio components. The flashcard sets also come with quizzes that can be customized for true or false, multiple choice, matching or written answers, and can be taken online or printed with answer sheets.
Students can play an interactive exponents game named "Asteroids" on the MathDork website. Players must solve exponential equations as asteroids with numbers pelt the screen. Players destroy the asteroids with the correct answers on them to score points and lose points when incorrect answers are chosen. StudyStack has an exponent matching game that prompts players to match verbal descriptions of exponential terms.
Simulated game shows utilizing exponents are available on the Quia website. The "Adding Exponents Rags to Riches" game gives players exponent questions with multiple-choice answers and hints. Players win exponential amounts of money while answering exponent addition questions. A similar game exists for subtracting exponents on this site. Quia also has a one-to-two-player simulated exponents "Jeopardy" game, with 100-point questions for the categories of power rule, quotient rule, product rule, factoring and mixed bag.