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High school order of operations task cards for Easel
Order of Operations Parentheses Stations
This activity is another class favorite. The following is my favorite way to use this activity, however you may do it to best fit your students and space. The ask here is that students evaluate whether an expression is true using Order of Operations, and if it is not true, how can parenthesis be added to make it true? Task cards can be printed out and cut apart, to be placed around the room using tape. Students are then given a guided note sheet and they are to rotate around the room to each pro
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4th - 12th
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Order of Operations Activity--Task Cards
Looking for a fun way to engage students in practicing or reviewing their Order of Operations skills?These task cards are an awesome challenge for your students. This is a game created for Order of Operations - for all Versions - PEMDAS, BODMAS, BEDMAS and BIDMAS. Perfect for math stations!Includes:24 task cards1 page of super challenge problemsanswer keySuggestions:Once they rotate through the individual task cards, place the students in groups of 5 or less. Together they can solve the Super G
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6th - 9th
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Order of Operations Task Cards Distance Learning
Make learning fun with these Fall, Halloween, or Thanksgiving themed task cards!Students will practice using order of operations, PEMDAS, to solve expressions. There are two sets of task cards, 10 cards in each set, with different levels of difficulty for easy differentiation. Both sets include parenthesis and exponents. The more challenging set requires operations with integers, as well as some with brackets and square roots. The different sets have a different color border for easy identificat
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7th - 9th
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