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Order of Operations Use the order of operations to help you decide how to solve the numerical expressions and navigate your way to the end of the mini quiz

Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally Parenthesis & Grouping symbols Exponents Multiply Divide Addition Subtraction You can click on Aunt Sally at any point during the mini quiz to return to this screen for help with the order of operations.

Let’s Try Some  Problems!

Click on the step would do first to solve (4 + 49) – 4 x 10 Would You? Or would you? First Multiply 4 x 10 First add 4 + 49

In the order of operations you solve inside grouping symbols before multiplying and division. Since, (4 + 49) was in parenthesis you would add those numbers first before multiplying 4 x 10. Click here to try again

You are Correct! In the order of operations solving inside of grouping symbols comes before multiplication. Your new problem should look like this: 53 – 4 x 10 Click her to continue solving the problem

Click on the next step in solving the problem (4 + 49) – 4 x 10 53 – 4 x 10 Would You? Or Would You? Multiply 4 x 10 4 x 10 = 40 Subtract 4 from 53 53 – 4 = 49

You are Correct! In the order of operations multiplication comes before subtraction so you would multiply 4 x 10. Your new problem should look like this: 53 - 40 Click her to continue solving the problem

In the order of operations multiplication comes before subtraction so you would multiply 4 x 10. Your new problem should look like this: 53 - 40 Click here to try again

Now subtract 40 from 53 and you have solved the expression! 53 – 40 = 13 Click to try a new expression

Click on the step would do first to solve 3 x (5 + 2) + 4 x 6 Would You? Or would you? First Multiply 3 x 5 and then add 2 First add 5 +2 and then multiply 4 x 6

(5 + 2) is in parenthesis you would add those first and then multiply In the order of operations you solve inside grouping symbols before multiplying and division. Since, (5 + 2) is in parenthesis you would add those first and then multiply 4 x 6 Click here to try again

You are Correct! In the order of operations you solve inside grouping symbols before multiplying and division. Since, (5 + 2) is in parenthesis you would add those first and then multiply 4 x 6. Your new problem will look like this 3 x 7 + 24 Click her to continue solving the problem

Click on the next step in solving the problem 3 x (5 + 2) + 4 x 6 3 x 7 + 24 Would You? Or Would You? Multiply 3 x 7 3 x 7 = 21 Add 7 and 24 7 + 24 = 31

In the order of operations multiplication comes before addition so you would multiply 3 x 7 before you add. Click here to try again

You are Correct! In the order of operations you multiply before you add. Your new problem will look like this 21 + 24 Click her to continue solving the problem

Now just add 21 + 24 and you get 45 Click to complete the quiz Click here to get to the finish line and turn in your work

Now that you have successfully completed both problems, go back and solve the again. This time record your work on a work page that you will turn into Mrs. Maranto. Click on Aunt Sally to go back to the first problem.

You successfully made it to the end of the game You successfully made it to the end of the game! Your new assignment is to create a PEMDAS poster that explains the order of operations. You can use the white construction paper on the front table