1. Order of Operations

2. What is a numerical expression? A numerical expression is a mathematical phrase that includes only numbers and operation symbols. (no equal marks)

3. What does it mean to evaluate an expression? When you evaluate a numerical expression, you find its value or answer.

4. Identify the order of operations. Steps: (1)Parentheses (2)Exponents (3)Multiply or Divide from left to right (4)Add or Subtract from left to right

5. Example 1: Evaluate each expression. (A)9 + 12 x 2no parentheses no exponents 9 + 24multiply 33add

6. Example 1: Evaluate each expression. (B) 4 x 3 2 + 8 - 16 no parentheses 4 x 9 + 8 -16exponents 36 + 8 -16multiply 44 - 16add 28subtract

7. Example 1: Evaluate each expression. (C) 8 /(1 + 3) x 5 2 - 2 8/4 x 5 2 - 2parentheses 8/4 x 25 -2exponents 2 x 25 - 2divide 50 - 2multiply 48subtract

8. Example 2: Regina bought 5 carved wooden beads for $3 each and 8 glass beads for $2 each. Evaluate the following expression to find the amount Regina spent for beads. 5 x $3 + 8 x $2 no parentheses no exponents $15 + $16multiply $31add

9. Make up your own anagram for the order of operations. (1)Parentheses (2)Exponents (3)Multiply or Divide (4)Add or Subtract Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally People Eat Mid Day And Supper