Bottomless Math

This product includes 22 different vocabulary practice activities to use not only for ELA, but also for math and other non-ELA content areas. In reaching my goal of increasing student proficiency in using math language, I needed a resource that I could use whenever I wanted students to explicitly review any math vocabulary. I made these so that I could print off copies for each student easily at any time for any vocabulary that we happen to be working on. These are great for students to resear

Included is 8 different sets of Order of Operations MDAS Puzzle Strips. This Puzzle Strips Activity practices simplifying expressions using order of operations (multiplication, division, addition, subtractions. Each set is formatted as the answer key. To prepare: Print each set one-sided. Cut strips apart and shuffle for students to solve. Print an extra of each set to check answers. To solve: Start with the strip that says 'start.' Simplify the expression, the answer is the number to the

This Puzzle Strips Activity practices simplifying expressions using order of operations. This set focuses on parenthesis, exponents, addition, and subtraction. A FREE sample of this activity can be found in my TPT store! To prepare: cut apart strips, shuffle for students to solve. Make an extra copy(without cutting) to use as the answer key. To solve: Start with the strip that says 'start.' Simplify the expression in the middle, the answer is the number on the far left of the next strip.

This Puzzle Strip activity practices simplifying expressions using order of operations (multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction). The activity prints in its solved format. To prepare: cut strips apart and shuffle for students to solve. To solve: Start with strip that says 'start.' Simplify the first expression, the answer is the number on the far left of the next strip. For repeated use I cut strips apart and laminate, keeping each set in an envelope or individual container!

This Puzzle Strips Activity practices simplifying expressions using order of operations. This set focuses on parenthesis, exponents, addition, and subtraction. A pack of multiple sets using all operations can be found in my TPT store! To prepare: cut apart strips, shuffle for students to solve. Make an extra copy(without cutting) to use as the answer key. To solve: Start with the strip that says 'start.' Simplify the expression in the middle, the answer is the number on the far left of the