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8th grade order of operations resources for GATE

Preview of NOGGLE!- A Fun Math Warm-Up Activity

NOGGLE!- A Fun Math Warm-Up Activity

Noogle is played like the game Boggle, but uses numbers instead. Students are challenged to find a string of numbers that meet the different categories. Students may use any operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication or division). Great for GATE students, early finishers, or as a Math Center activity. Product comes as a Microsoft Word document so that you can change the numbers as often as you would like. You can also keep the grid blank and have students write in their own numbers or
Preview of March Madness Basketball Math Enrichment- Whodunnit Math Mystery

March Madness Basketball Math Enrichment- Whodunnit Math Mystery

Who stole the teacher's basketball bracket?This fun and challenging activity has students up and moving to solve a variety of problems. There are 10 problems with a focus on: geometry/customary measurement problem solving (perimeter, symmetry, rectangles, squares); adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators; fractions of a set; adding/subtracting/multiplying decimals; algebra/coordinate graphing/order of operations; multiplication and division problem solving- all with a fun March
Preview of Common Core: Order of Operations Puzzle! Math Puzzle for Grades 6 and up

Common Core: Order of Operations Puzzle! Math Puzzle for Grades 6 and up

Created by
Tracy Womack
Order of Operations Puzzle meets Common Core Standards. This puzzle will give your students practice with simplifying numeric expressions, while problem solving too. This puzzle is designed for students in Grades 6 and up (depending on level). I have used this as an individual, partner, cooperative team activity. Students like the challenge of determining the correct answer (it is self checking) and of creating the final triangle. This puzzle directly addresses both the Common Core Standards for
Preview of Four Fours - An Expression-writing Challenge

Four Fours - An Expression-writing Challenge

Created by
Mary Carr
Four Fours is a game in which students race to use the four mathematical operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), exponent, square root, factorial, and order of operations to create mathematical expressions for each of the whole numbers 1 through 100. The challenge is that they must use only the digit four and it must be used exactly four times in each expression. This activity is highly engaging as students compete to outsmart each other. Once the "easy" expressions
Preview of Solving Word Problems Step-by- Step

Solving Word Problems Step-by- Step

Greetings Teachers and Colleagues,Teacher math can be difficult for even the most seasoned teacher, but help is on the way. Using DOK level strategies from levels 1-4, your students can become a wiz at solving word problems. My students have become proficient in determining:Tier 3 VocabularyOperation Word CluesCreating plans to solve the problemIdentifying what operations will be needed to solve the problem.Using these simple strategies, my students have been able to solve problems while masteri
Preview of Electoral Map Math: Race to 270!

Electoral Map Math: Race to 270!

Created by
Prince Padania
This is the perfect game to get your kiddos flexing their math muscles. Easy to learn, fun to play… and kind of addicting! To play, students choose a state-- that state’s electoral votes is the target number.  Now spin the spinners to get 5 numbers. Players must use all 5 numbers to create an equation (using any math operation / symbol) that equals (or gets closest) to the target number. Whoever gets closest wins that states’ votes. On to the next state!Great as a warm-up activity or for math ce
Preview of Solving Equations: 3 LEVEL CHALLENGE (Minimal Prep Time)

Solving Equations: 3 LEVEL CHALLENGE (Minimal Prep Time)

Created by
Sophia Triana
This is a FREE slide you can download to display to your students during this activity. Challenge your students to work through one-step, two-step, multi-step equations- this is a fun way to review OR practice solving equations. Worksheets are NOT provided but can easily be found on the internet- that way you can select equations suitable for your students. I recommend MathWorkSheets4kids.com, they provide answer keys for their worksheets. More fun ideas, games, and printables in my store!
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