Order of Operations Diamond Puzzle by Mathematics Active Learning

Students cut apart triangles and then match the sides to form a diamond. Students match an expression using the numbers 2, 3, 4 and 5 with varied configurations (including adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, signed numbers, raising to a power and involving parenthesis) to the correct answer

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Order of Operations Triangle Matching Puzzle Order of operations, Junior high math, Teaching resources

Diamond Puzzles (or Diamond Problems) allow for thought-provoking practice to prepare students for algebraic factoring of trinomials in the form of

Diamond Puzzles / Diamond Problems

Students cut apart triangles and then match the sides to form a diamond. Students match an expression using the numbers 2, 3, 4 and 5 with varied

Order of Operations Diamond Puzzle

Diamond Problem Challenge: Medium 4 Operations Integer Practice (Add, Subtract, Multiply & Divide)

Puzzles for integer operations and factoring quadratics practice, Good for Grades 7-10, Increasing levels of difficulty, ZIP file includes

X (Diamond) Puzzle Activities for Factoring Quadratics and Integer Operations

Diamond Problem Challenge: Medium 4 Operations Integer Practice (Add, Subtract, Multiply & Divide)

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Complete each math puzzle and check your answer with the answer key. There are 5 puzzles included in each pack of puzzles listed in my TPT store! I

ORDER OF OPERATIONS PACK #5 Math Puzzles- 5 puzzles included with ANSWER KEYS

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