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Adult education order of operations resources for GATE in English (UK)
Order of operations BODMAS PEMDAS for 0580 IGCSE Digital and printable
Revise the mathematical Order of Operations with this online tool to ensure that you provide your students with a working knowledge of how to apply BODMAS or BIDMAS or BEDMAS or PEMDAS!Students love this digitally animated PowerPoint because they get to choose which questions they answer and in which order. Step in at any time to redirect them to questions you want them to attempt. It really boosts their confidence and puts them in the driving seat. It is accompanied by a printable PDF file that
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9th - 11th, Adult Education
Common Core: Order of Operations Puzzle! Math Puzzle for Grades 6 and up
Order of Operations Puzzle meets Common Core Standards. This puzzle will give your students practice with simplifying numeric expressions, while problem solving too. This puzzle is designed for students in Grades 6 and up (depending on level). I have used this as an individual, partner, cooperative team activity. Students like the challenge of determining the correct answer (it is self checking) and of creating the final triangle. This puzzle directly addresses both the Common Core Standards for
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6th - 9th, Adult Education
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PEMDAS Escape Room. . .With Exponents
This PEMDAS Escape Room With Exponents is a fun and engaging way for students to practice Order of Operations. This a no-prep activity, it auto-grades if used as an assessment and grades can easily be transferred to Google Sheets. Help your 3rd to 5th grade students better understand order of operations and PEMDAS without a worksheet. This order of operation escape room activity will make them feel like they are playing a game. .. because they are playing a game. These are perfect for your clas
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3rd - 6th, Adult Education
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Four Fours - An Expression-writing Challenge
Four Fours is a game in which students race to use the four mathematical operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), exponent, square root, factorial, and order of operations to create mathematical expressions for each of the whole numbers 1 through 100. The challenge is that they must use only the digit four and it must be used exactly four times in each expression.
This activity is highly engaging as students compete to outsmart each other. Once the "easy" expressions
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7th - 10th, Adult Education
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