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Patterns are a first step to learning how to apply universal rules in math. Students use patterns as a foundation for In/Out boxes, applying rules, and learning and using functions. This resource includes a simple introduction to patterns, then explains how to identify them with letters. Then students apply their knowledge with the included activity! This resource includes: 260-word article that introduces mathematical patterns, introduces letter identifiers for patterns, and explains how to ide

Gamify your order of operations math unit with this deck of 45 cards, plus additional resources. Each card has an order of operations expression to solve so your students can play card war, concentration, or use them for studying. See the teacher guide for ideas and instructions! This resource includes: Deck of 45 cards, each with an order of operations problem to simplifyA set of 9 numbered cards to use as answers for flashcards, when matching, or when playing concentrationFive sheets with diff

Students will use order of operations to evaluate and solve twelve problems—a key skill on their journey in learning how to solve more complex algebraic expressions. This sheet includes: PEMDAS notes at the top of each page (Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally)12 expressions to solveIntroduction to key vocabulary terms: simplify, evaluate, solveAnswer sheetCheck out the preview!Be sure to check out our other resources!Keywords: order of operations, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, m

Students will select the correct expression after solving the first step in an order of operations problem--a key skill on their journey in learning how to solve more complex algebraic expressions. This sheet includes: Detailed example of how to select the correct expression after solving the first step20 expressions to solveAnswer sheetCheck out the preview!Be sure to check out our other resources!Keywords: order of operations, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, math, 5th grade ma

Use this sheet to reinforce concepts of pattern with larger numbers that require a calculator. It's a great way for students to see how quickly numbers become greater or less with just a few operations. Designed for units that cover algebraic thinking, patterns, input and output boxes, and even calculator skills. Check out my other resources here!Keywords: algebra, patterns, pattern, rule, in out boxes, in and out boxes, calculator skills, function boxes, operations, using a calculator