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Students work through a number of basic worksheets and then advance to four and five step operations.
The Basics |
Advanced Level |
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PEMDAS
A great reference sheet to have handy when learning this process. |
Order of Operations Puzzle
Figure out which equation matches the outcome. |
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Order of Operations
Guide to Simple Problems
A 3 page step-by-step walk through. Great for new learners. |
Decimals with No Negative
Numbers
We go all decimal on you. |
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Step By Step Operations
(Larger Numbers)
We use much larger numbers here. |
Order of Operations
(Decimals with No Negative Outcomes)
If this is your first time with decimals, start here. |
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Addition and Subtraction Only
We focus on specific operations in this column. |
All Operations; No Parenthesis
or Exponents
This is an all out no holds barred sheet. |
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Addition and Multiplication
Only
Sums and products give us a bit of a challenge. |
Order of Operations with Exponents
This does not include all parts of the system. |
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Addition and Division Only
Practice with just sums and quotients. |
Order of Operations with Parenthesis
Great for practicing with brackets. |
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Division and Subtraction Only
For some odd reason, we find that children have the most problems with these operations. |
Order of Operations with Parenthesis
and Exponents
We include all operations in this one. |
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Multiplication and Subtraction
Only
Products and differences only. |
Finding the Solution to Your
Problems (Complex)
Match the solution to the starting problem. |
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Division and Multiplication
Only
They seem to fly through this one. |
Circle or Square (Complex
Operations)
We're on the hunt for operations below 16. |
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Finding the Solution to Your
Problems (Simple)
Match the outcome to the problem by drawing a line. |
Order of Operations with Fractions
We introduce fractions to work with. |
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Circle or Square (Simple Operations)
You draw figure based on the operations you work with. |
Crazy Order of Operations
(Decimals and Fractions)
This is about as difficult as it gets in this section. |
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Create your Own Order of
Operations Worksheet
This is a fun cooperative activity for your students. |