The Powers of Two (Montessori Elementary Math)

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[@eduwoodentoysgrace4077]

Montessori Way is Amazing!Thank you for sharing!

[@jasonsnusberry3654]

Multiply life by the powers of two

[@eliniprimaryschool1840]

Great demonstration! Thanks

[@cynthiaqiu3301]

I would really love to find a way using the Montessori material to present why 2 to the power of 0 is 1.

[@kaitlyndanley7781]

She referred to the first piece as "a" unit. Instead of "a" you could say "one" unit, then when you have 2 units (or as she says a "second" unit") you have 2^1. This implies that one unit is 2^0

[@Gomezmang]

Thank you for making this!

[@vasantharajgandhi658]

Show me power of 3 in this way

[@brentramsay2989]

What is this material called?

[@lapazfarm]

This is using the Power of 2 Cube material.

[@nicschmi621]

also heard of as monomial cube