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4th grade order of operations resources for Microsoft Publisher
Common Core - Operations and Algebraic Thinking 5.OA.1
This worksheet asks students to evaluate multiple expressions by using the order of operations. There are a total of 18 problems using all 4 operations as well as the use of parentheses and brackets. An answer key is included. Standards listed on the page.
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3rd - 8th
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Order of Operations Cheat Sheet
While teaching my students in the resource setting, Order of Operations, I created this cheat sheet on the fly. They used it to help them remember the order. I color coded only the first letter and then highlighted it in the example next to it with the same color. I have included two pages, one with the full word one color and then the next with only the first letter color. The example on both is in the matching color.
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns!
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4th - 6th
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1-30 Ordinal Numbers
Use this ordinal numbers template to create a handy classroom resource...I have printed mine onto coloured card, mounted onto funky paper and laminated them for display around the classroom.......You could also use them for a collaborative class activity where each student is given a card and they put themselves into order - without speaking (always a challenge!)
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K - 5th
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Calendar Cover Up! (Using Mixed Operations to Problem Solve)
Do you want your students to think on their feet? Do you want your students to become more fluent in their math facts? Then this is the game for them! Your students will roll the dice to make math sentences using mixed operations to cover a square on a calendar. When time is called, or all the squares are covered, the person with the most squares covered is the winner!
This game is awesome because it really makes kids think about how numbers can be used together to make number sentences. I
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4th - 7th
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Distributive Property of Multiplication
I used this practice sheet with my students to help with their mastery of the Distributive Property. This works well with whole group and small group instruction.
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3rd - 4th
Distributive Property Task Cards
I created these cards as a way for students to practice and visualize the process of decomposing a factor. They really helped students to understand the process of decomposing and why it might be a more efficient strategy! I printed and laminated them so that students could use a skinny dry erase directly on them.
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3rd - 5th
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