MathSpell

Students practice writing and evaluating simple algebraic expressions and then simplifying expressions using order of operations. An "order of operations triangle" is given as a visual for seeing just four levels in the order that we do operations (since multiply and divide are on the same level and add and subtract are on the same level). This document is left as a word document so you can edit whatever you need to.

This could be used in class as practice problems, as homework or as a quiz. The download is as a word document so that you can adapt it if needed. There are also two problems that contain fractions and one that contains decimals as a review for adding/subtracting fractions and decimals. Answer Key Included I used this in my classroom after having already done the combining like terms candy sort activity. The next class I used my combining like terms info sheet and maze more practice. All of the