Order of Operations Includes Exponents Digital Activity TEKS 6.7A STAAR Prep

Description

Finally, a fun activity for order of operations with these Google Slides! This 6th grade math activity is perfect for reviewing standard aligned math skills. Utilizing Google Slides makes this distance learning activity quick and easy! No copies or papers are needed. Clear instructions make this a great math activity for subs, or a fun partner activity in class.

 

Engage your students in PEMDAS with a digital activity. Students will love exploring order of operations with exponents through these fun Google Slides, and won’t even realize how much they’re learning!

 

⭐  What’s Included:

• Google Slides Activity
• Clear directions for how to share the activity with your students
• Answer key

 

Your students will enjoy the fun problem solving activities included in these Google Slides, all while reviewing foundational math skills. No more boring worksheets that you have to print and prep!

 

This activity is perfect for distance learning, a hybrid classroom, technology integration, review, sub plans, a fun partner activity, independent practice and so much more!

 

⭐  The Google Slides Are As Follows:

Slide 1- Title, students put their names

Slide 2 – PEMDAS- Definitions of each. Exponents is mentioned here but not seen in the rest of the slide show.

Slide 3 – Why are parenthesis important? Students solve questions with and without parenthesis.

Slide 4- What went wrong? Error Analysis- Students will find the mistakes made in solving an expression

Slide 5- Fill in the blanks- Students will rearrange number tiles to form a correct equation.

Slide 6- Silly Story- Students will fill in the blanks to create a silly story. Solving expressions is involved.

Slide 7- Joke- Students solve equations and match the answer to a letter to create the punchline of a joke.

Slides 8-9 Problem Solving- Students will have guided problem solving with word problems. These are open ended.

Slide 10-11 Test Prep- multiple choice questions and explain your thinking.

Slide 13- Ending and how to share with your teacher

 

 

I also include another link for the answer key. This would be perfect as a partner activity, independent activity, enrichment, or review before STAAR!