Order of Operations

Katie, Nov 17, 2020

Order of Operations

Table of Contents

  1. Addition & Subtraction
    1. Number line for adding and subtracting
    2. Integer Addition
    3. Subtraction within Two Places
    4. Integer Subtraction
  2. Multiplication & Division
    1. Multiplication of Natural Numbers
    2. multiplication table-1
    3. Multiplication Array
    4. Integer Division
    5. Practice with division (whole numbers)
    6. Practising Long Division
  3. Exponents
    1. Exponents Game - Level 3
    2. Exponents Game - Level 9
    3. Integer Base/Exponents
    4. Laws of exponent Practice sheet-1
    5. Product Property of Exponents
  4. Order of operations
    1. 4 in a Row - Order of Operations Game
    2. Order of operations - Addition, multiplication and division

1.

Addition & Subtraction

  • 1. Number line for adding and subtracting
  • 2. Integer Addition
  • 3. Subtraction within Two Places
  • 4. Integer Subtraction

1.1.

Number line for adding and subtracting

– Bo Kristensen

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2.

Multiplication & Division

  • 1. Multiplication of Natural Numbers
  • 2. multiplication table-1
  • 3. Multiplication Array
  • 4. Integer Division
  • 5. Practice with division (whole numbers)
  • 6. Practising Long Division

2.1.

Multiplication of Natural Numbers

This dynamic worksheet helps you to visualice the multiplication of natural numbers.
Move the sliders to change the values of the natural numbers which are going to be multiplicated.[br]The result of the multiplication gives the number of the little small squares!
– Tanja Wassermair

2.2.

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2.4.

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2.5.

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3.

Exponents

  • 1. Exponents Game - Level 3
  • 2. Exponents Game - Level 9
  • 3. Integer Base/Exponents
  • 4. Laws of exponent Practice sheet-1
  • 5. Product Property of Exponents

3.1.

Exponents Game - Level 3

– Dr. Fisher

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3.5.

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4.

Order of operations

  • 1. 4 in a Row - Order of Operations Game
  • 2. Order of operations - Addition, multiplication and division

4.1.

4 in a Row - Order of Operations Game

– robertcartwright

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