Logarithms Worksheets for High School Mathematics
Logarithms are a key topic in high school mathematics, helping students understand the inverse relationship between exponents and logarithms. Students learn to solve logarithmic equations, apply the properties of logarithms, and use logarithms to model real-world problems, as outlined in most state math standards.
Here you’ll find a variety of logarithms worksheets, tests, and interactive lessons for grades 9–12. Teachers can assign these materials online or print them for classwork and homework. All resources are free to use, and you can copy, modify, or create your own materials to fit your students’ needs.
Materials (7 materials)
Worksheet
Logarithms practice
Students practise converting between exponential and logarithmic form and evaluating logarithms using short question sets with equation-to-equation links and multiple-choice or written answers. Level: 11th grade.
Mathematics · Grade 11 · New · Oct 28, 2026
Lesson
Solving exponential equations with logarithms
Students practise solving exponential equations using logarithms by selecting the correct expression for x, ordering steps for solving 3^(2x − 1) = 11, and matching equations to solutions, plus applying change of base to word problems. Level: 12th grade.
Mathematics · Grade 12 · New · Oct 28, 2026
Worksheet
Properties of logarithms practice
Students practice applying properties of logarithms, including product, quotient, and power rules, through a series of question types such as identifying correct rule applications, rewriting expressions, expanding, and condensing logs in structured steps. Suitable for 11th-grade learners.
Mathematics · Grade 11 · New · Oct 15, 2026
Lesson
Introduction to logarithms
Students practice understanding logarithms as inverses of exponents, working through true/false statements, ordering expressions, and completing definitions related to common and natural logs. activities involve answering multiple-choice, ordering, and fill-in-the-blank questions suitable for 11th-grade learners.
Mathematics · Grade 11 · New · Oct 15, 2026
Test
Logarithms test
This 12th-grade logarithms test helps students practice understanding properties, solving equations, and applying concepts to real-world contexts like growth, pH, and decibels. The questions include identifying equivalent expressions, solving for variables, and evaluating the truth of logarithmic statements.
Mathematics · Grade 12 · New · Oct 15, 2026
Test
Logarithms quiz
This 11th-grade logarithms quiz helps students practice converting between logarithmic and exponential forms, evaluate logs, and apply properties through multiple-choice and short-answer questions. It emphasizes understanding log expressions and their equivalences.
Mathematics · Grade 11 · New · Oct 15, 2026
Worksheet
Solving logarithmic and exponential equations
This classroom material helps 12th-grade students practice solving logarithmic and exponential equations through question types such as equivalence checks, step validation, and solving for variables. It focuses on using logarithms, change of base, and structuring solutions.
Mathematics · Grade 12 · New · Oct 15, 2026
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Questions teachers ask
What topics do the logarithms worksheets cover?
The worksheets include evaluating logarithms, solving logarithmic equations, and practicing the properties of logarithms such as product, quotient, and power rules.
Can I edit the logarithms worksheets before giving them to my students?
Yes, you can easily copy any worksheet and modify it to match your lesson plans or your students’ skill levels.
Are these logarithms materials suitable for all high school grades?
Yes, the materials are designed for grades 9–12 and align with high school math standards, including Common Core topics.