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9th grade order of operations games
Order of Operations Dice Center Activity
Place students into groups of 4. Give each student a game board. (You may want to print the game boards on cardstock and then laminate for future use.)For each round, one student from the group will roll a die. Each student will then write down the number rolled in one of the blank boxes on his or her game board for that round. Repeat the process until all three boxes in the round are filled with a number. Students will then evaluate their expressions and write their answers in the last box. The
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5th - 9th
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Algebraic Expressions Dice Game - Evaluating Expressions - Pre-Algebra
Practice evaluating algebraic expressions with the fun and engaging addition of dice! You are provided with four game cards:
One variable – basic– A
One variable – advanced – B
Two variables – basic– A
Two variables – advanced – B
The game is simple. Roll the dice to determine what x and y represent. Work space provided to show the substitution of each variable.
It’s that easy!
Wishing you a classfull of curious minds, always!
SCIENCEcerely,
Me
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Order of Operations Activity: Scavenger Hunt
Challenge & excite your students with this Order of Operations activity! Designed for grades 7-9, this activity addresses the common classroom dilemma of passive learning. It encourages movement while igniting a passion for math, fostering independent learning. The included QR code version provides a way students can self-check, promoting responsibility and immediate feedback. This scavenger hunt blends movement, excitement, and autonomy seamlessly!What's inside this Order of Operations Scav
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Scavenger Hunt Activity Bundle (19 Included!)
Order of Operations - Visual Math Puzzles BUNDLE
An incredible Visual Math collection that contains a wide range of visual and engaging math activities to develop their Number operations and Order of Operation skills. These activities are differentiated and make math a visual experience that helps students access the math content.These activities work on counting, number identification, more/less, bigger/small, and number sequencing. These foundational skills need to be strong and fluent before moving on to more complicated subjects!Distance l
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PreK - 10th
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Order of Operations with Integers, Decimals, and Fractions War
32 playing cards covering PEMDAS using Integers and positive and negative decimals and fractions. There are 16 cards with just integers, 8 with a combination of fractions and integers, and 8 with a combination of decimals and integers. Use it to review or as a math center.
Print on card stock and laminate. All operations are included.
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6th - 9th
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Family Feud! interactive review game: MATH OPERATIONS TRIVIA
The "Math Operations" version of Family Feud asks students to list other common terms for "addition", "subtraction", "multiplication", "division", and "equals", and can be used for grades 3-9.***Google Classroom Compatible – these Microsoft Word documents can also be saved as Google Docs and used in Google or other digital classrooms***Google Classroom Compatible – these Microsoft PowerPoint files can also be saved as Google Slides and used in Google or other digital classroomsThis download incl
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3rd - 9th
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Writing Algebraic Expressions & Equations Step-by-Step BUNDLE
This bundle includes all of my Writing Algebraic Expressions materials.1. The editable Instructional PowerPoint covers the concept Writing Algebraic Expressions and Pre-Algebra Vocabulary - STEP-BY-STEP. It includes daily Warm Ups/ Bell Work to take you through the skill, suggestions for interactive activities, notes, discussion points, and practice. The PowerPoint includes interactive classroom practice problems as well as suggestions for further class practice activities.2. Fill-in-the-Blank
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5th - 9th
Connect Four One-Step and Two-Step Equations Game Math Station Activity
Connect Four is a game that not only connects us to our childhood but brings a sense of play into math practice. With Connect Four One-Step and Two-Step Equations students are given a one-step or two-step equation and must solve it using given operations.Connect Four One-Step and Two-Step Equations includes:Notes for the Teacher (How to Set Up, Materials Needed, Photo in Use, etc.)Table of Contents Directions for How to Play (Color and Black and White)Chips for Players (Color and Black and White
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6th - 9th
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I Have, Who Has Math Games (Intermediate Grades)
This I Have, Who Has Game is appropriate for intermediate math grades (4th grade - 7th grade). You can use it as a small group activity or whole group. Students love games and this one will not fail to engage them while reviewing necessary skills.
The games are as followed:
Multiplication
Division
Multiplication and Division
Orders of Operations
Variables
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3rd - 9th
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Solving One and Two Step Equations Game | EDITABLE |
Are you looking for a new way to practice solving equations? Look no further. Try this rigorous 60 MINUTE solving equations math game. HASSLE-FREE Math Game { Students Self Check Answers } 9.C1.5 { Classroom Ready } { Student Tested } { Student Approved }48 Questions. A great game for learning how to Solve Equations. Students can play alone, with a classmate or parents, or this can be used as a worksheet for individual practice as well. * 60 minute Activity * This resource covers
Evaluating Expressions – Super Mario Bros. Speed Math Game
My students love practicing how to evaluate expressions using this Super Mario Bros. Speed Math Game.
Here's the rundown – students will race each other through the Mario Expressions Game Board. They will need a counter or token to use as their game piece and they will need a die to roll. In order for the student to move along the game board, he or she must roll the die and substitute the number he or she rolls for the "x" value. Then the student must evaluate the expression to determine how m
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5th - 12th
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Math Murder Mystery! Order of Operations
Students practice doing the order of operations by helping Detective Algebras solve a murder mystery!Student Directions: Detective Algebras needs your help! A murder has been committed…. Answer the following 12 clues to help Detective Algebras solve the crime! Every clue answered will help you and Detective Algebras discover 1) Who the murderer is 2) How the murder happened 3) Where the murder took placeEach clue you answer will help you to crack the case. Use your murder mystery recording shee
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Algebra 1 Activities MEGA Bundle!
Order of Operations Sum Em Activity
This is a fun activity that gets students working together and excited to practice order of operations! Students won't mind practicing math with this group activity.In this activity, students will work in groups to solve order of operations problems. Students must be comfortable with exponents to be successful. Absolute value is not included. These problems are intended for high schoolers. There are eight sets of cards and four problems are in each set.Make sure these problems are appropriate
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9th - 10th
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Halloween Algebra Math Activity {Order of Operations PEMDAS Activity}
Order of Operations Silly Sentences!This fun self checking Halloween activity was created to keep students engaged while solving problems using the proper order operations (PEMDAS). It's a fun way for students to put a silly story together to check their answers and a great practice or review of order of operations. **Answer Key included!***************************************************************************Check out more of my Halloween Activities and Order of Operations Products!!*******
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6th - 9th
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Order of Operations Game PEMDAS Jenga
This PEMDAS Jenga Game is a great way to practice using Order of Operations in a small group activity or MATH Center. It covers all aspects of Order of Operations aka PEMDAS including exponents, absolute value and negative integers. It includes 54 individual problems with a self-checking answer key and workspace document to show step by step solving abilities.This product is available to purchase in a JENGA BundleStudents will solve the problem after drawing a block from the tower then check t
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5th - 9th
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Also included in:Â JENGA Math Game Bundle
Integer Board Game Project
This project is meant to be used at the end of an integer unit. Can be used to review for the test and saved to review for a final at the end of the year. Also great to save for math centers.
This is a fun student project where the students create their own board game. I gave each student a file folder as their game board. Students create 20 integer problems with mixed operations (add, subtract, multiply, and divide). After project is completed we spent two days playing the games as a revie
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5th - 9th
BEDMAS Battle - Dice Game for Middle School (In-Person or Distance Learning)
This middle school math game is a very fun and engaging way to get your students to practice order of operations rules (BEDMAS). This resource is designed for playing virtually for distance learning (via Zoom or Google Meets) or in-person in the traditional classroom setting. I often play this game as a special treat as we approach the holidays and my students really enjoy playing. This resource includes:- Instructions for playing virtually for distance learning - Instructions for use in the tra
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4th - 9th
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Switch: Compare and Order Integers Game
Switch is a very challenging game that gives students the opportunity to think about how to compare and order integers. Each student is dealt a hand of six cards. Students must look at their numbers carefully. They are not allowed to reorder the cards but must maintain the order they are dealt. This is where Lady Luck comes in.Common Core Mathematical Standard6.NS Apply and extend previous understandings of numbers to the system of rational numbers.7. Understand ordering and absolute value of ra
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6th - 9th
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Integers Free - Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide Integers 48 Questions GAME
HASSLE FREE MATH GAME - Classroom Ready - Differentiated - Teachers/Student Tested - Answers includedSTUDENTS SELF CHECK THEIR WORK..........60 MINUTE ACTIVITYJUST PRINT AND GO !THIS IS WHAT EDUCATORS ARE SAYING: "My students and I LOVE this game!!! I have used it for the past 7 years and they can't get enough. They work all the way to the bell and want to always stay if they can't finish!!! VERY engaging!" "My intervention students play card games almost every day. They were successful and high
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4th - 10th
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Also included in:Â EDITABLE Grade 6 Bundle
Combining Like Terms with Distributive Property (Integers) - Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt allows students to practice with combining like terms and the distributive property with integers. There are 12 cards, a recording sheet for students and an answer key for teachers. Enjoy!
Here’s how to play:
- Post the cards all over your room.
- Split students up into groups (I typically do pairs, depending on class size).
- Have students start at any one of the cards. The cards make a loop, so it doesn't matter where students start.
- Students record on their record sheet
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6th - 10th
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Order of Operations: Activity Bundle
This is a bundle of 4 order of operations activities. This bundle includes an order of operations maze, set of 30 task cards, a partner activity and a football mania PowerPoint game. To view previews of each item please click on the links provided.
ANSWER KEYS ARE INCLUDED FOR EACH ACTIVITY!
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, etc, please email me at: randi@4theloveofmath.com
Thank you!
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7th - 10th
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WitPro Math Challenge Game
In this game, students race to see who can make the target number first by using the operations. Students write their number sentences on the response strips provided.This is a great way for older students to practice orders of operation. Students can use any method of math to solve their problem. The rules can be changed or adapted by the teacher!This is a game you can purchase called Witzzle Pro. I did not create this game, I have adapted my own rules for the game and you can too!
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1st - 12th
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RULES OF EXPONENTS BINGO
Engage ALL of your students, practice using the rules of exponents, and have a GREAT day playing BINGO in math class! Mathematical Concepts Included in This Activity:Multiplying ExponentsDividing ExponentsRaising a Power to a PowerZero Exponent RuleNegative ExponentsFind the Missing ExponentEvaluating ExpressionsWhat's Included?23 Problems 20 Unique Bingo Cards (4 x 4)Calling Card/Answer KeyThis activity is a perfect way to review before a test and the kids really love it!Please contact me if yo
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7th - 9th
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SPOONS: A Game of 1 & 2 Step Equations
Hi Everyone! Are your students sick of worksheet drills of one and two step equations? In this game, students will be able to apply properties of operations as strategies to add, subtract, multiply and divide to solve simple equations. I have been been playing SMART SPOONS with the students in my classroom since 2004. I love this game and decided to modify it for my students to help perfect their skills. I have shared this edutainment game over the years with teachers all throughout the countr
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5th - 10th
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