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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 person with the largest answer wins a point for the round. The student with the most points at the end of all ten rounds wins.
*To increase the difficulty level, use different colored dice (one for positive and one for negative). Or, use decimal or fraction number cubes instead of regular dice.
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 person with the largest answer wins a point for the round. The student with the most points at the end of all ten rounds wins.
*To increase the difficulty level, use different colored dice (one for positive and one for negative). Or, use decimal or fraction number cubes instead of regular dice.
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mariedryden610
Love the color on this one, the kids really enjoyed using the dice and working the problems.
April 18, 2013 
maryhi
My sixth grade honors class loved this activity!
April 13, 2013
pappy8
I really like this idea. It'll be a great activity to add to my centers. Thanks!
April 9, 2013
KathleenHaynes
Far more engaging than a worksheet!
March 31, 2013
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I am so glad I purchased this product! I found it on pinterest and I am not disappointed! It was easy to put together and set up, and the cost was appropriate for the amount you receive! Thank you!
March 14, 2013
mobilmom791
Great product!
March 11, 2013
Lindamae414
Nice
February 19, 2013
deniseramey
Love it!!
January 26, 2013
Somyra
A fun way to practice, interactive and engaging.
January 25, 2013
sbastian
Love the game!
January 23, 2013
jlenice1
Great Tool
January 22, 2013
afields
Thanks!
January 22, 2013
gjohnson73
My RTI students loved this.
January 20, 2013
ppwaldvogel
My high school sped students loved this game! They were able to do order of operations successfully! Thanks so much!
January 13, 2013
msonifrank
Love this idea. Great use of color. I think this will be great for my sped students.
December 4, 2012
kridzi
I can't wait to use this! It would also be great as a center.
November 29, 2012
KrisDillon
Wonderful. Looking forward to playing.
November 12, 2012
Dmatherne
Great Activity as a review of PEMDAS
November 5, 2012
tbmaxwell
My students enjoyed playing this as an extra review of PEMDAS. Anytime they can play a game is fun for them to review the concept.
November 3, 2012
tessmann
Students loved it for order of operations. Also used dice with larger numbers for some rolls.
November 1, 2012
Jennifer Hendrix (TpT Seller)
This was a great activity for my accelerated students. It really made them think when they didn't always get "nice" numbers!
October 29, 2012
kpuyear0518
I loved this! I was able to have my advanced students use this with fraction, decimal, and integer dice while my struggling students used whole number and integer dice. It made for a great differentiated learning activities that the students really enjoyed. Thank you so much!
October 22, 2012
faith1108
Wonderful Worksheet and Beautiful too! Thanks!!
October 16, 2012
kismet56
kids loved it!
October 16, 2012
stacynak
Love this! This is became in instant hit in my class!
September 28, 2012
Julie Larsen
This is a great activity. I differentiate by providing dice with larger numbers.
September 9, 2012
Laura Zielke (TpT Seller)
Love it. It's easy to use this as a review, even if you only have one student. It doesn't HAVE to be a game.
September 8, 2012
Katie Kim (TpT Seller)
You are right. It does not have to be played as a game. Whatever works for your students!
September 10, 2012
rosiehemans
great activity for teaching order of operations!
September 6, 2012
rsynott
Fun!
September 4, 2012
tolivierillewellyn
Already used it and the students were engaged! Thanks!!!
August 22, 2012
pjfig123
Thanks for the great resource!
August 22, 2012
jessicacburch
Great!! Many Thanks!!
August 14, 2012
Dana Ford (TpT Seller)
Looks like a great activity for Order of Operations - like the modifications as well.
August 3, 2012
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