Order of Operations

Learning Target: I can simplify numerical expressions using the Order of Operations

Learn it: Option 1

While listening, students should record the order of operations then move into one of the practices or one of the other "learn it"'s

Learn it: Option 2

This is a text based tutorial on using the order of operations. Students should read and take notes from this website on Math Goodies.

There are also 5 practice problems at the bottom of the webpage that provide immediate feedback on correctness.

Learn it: Option 3

Alg1_1n (1).mp4

This video will show the order of operations and some examples. Students can watch and take notes.

Practice it: Option 1

Play "Who Wants to be a Hundredaire?"

Try to get 8 problems correct!!

Practice it: Option 2

Students will evaluate expressions in order to open the safe. This work is done online and shows student work as they go.

High Stakes Heist

Practice it: Option 3

Students will evaluate expressions using the order of operations. If answers are correct the picture will begin to form.

no exponents

with exponents

Prove it: Option 1

Order of Operations Quiz

This quiz will self grade when the students are done. Students should take a screen shot of their score and send to their teacher.

Prove it: Option 2

Kuta Worksheet

Suggested use: Teacher assigns student 5-10 problems of varying difficulty. Have them work the problems then send their working and answers back.

Prove it: Option 3

Order of Operations "Puzzle"

Students will identify which expressions are equivalent to a given value. They will be forced to make a copy of this google doc. They could either complete their work directly in Google Docs or they could print and send their teacher a picture of the completed work.

Summarize it.

Students should respond to this prompt:

What are two things you have learned about order of operations?

Use words such as: first, next, last, parentheses, groups, multiply and divide, sum and difference, evaluate and expression

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