Middle School Order of Operations Printables

It's time for your child/students to start learning their multiplication facts. The Multiplication Study Booklets are a great collection of booklets that students can create and use nightly to study their facts.

Parents and students will love this handy guide for independent or partner practice. Students can individualize their booklets and use the different strategies to understand the concept. Also, a great set to use at a Math Workstation for students to practice and quiz one another.

Multiplications Study Booklets include:

Complete set of templates to create each booklet 1's-12's. Each booklet contains 8 pages.

1. Cover

2. Study My Facts Page

3. Flash It- Flash Card Pocket and set of flashcards

4. Repeat It- Repeat addition

5. Group it- Equal Grouping

6. Arrays- Array strategy

7. Practice it- Page

8. Sing It

After students put together their booklets they can fill it out with all the different strategies. Pack it in their folder, and students have a nightly study guide. Each booklet comes with a flashcard pocket and complete set of flashcards. Templates in black and white.

Each booklet requires two pieces of construction paper and glue.

Studying Multiplication Facts should be fun and meaningful. The Multiplication Booklet set brings both of these elements into play.

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Looking for a fun way to help your students master Order of Operations (no exponents)? Look no further! This bundle has everything you need to help your students be successful in mastering Order of Operations.

What's included:

• 1 interactive journal anchor chart
• 5 practice worksheets
• 24 Task Cards (printable and Google Form version)
• Exit ticket (printable for journals)
• 10 question quick check assessment (printable and Google Form version

Includes a card sort illustrating the properties of operations and a printout activity where students determine which expression is not equivalent.

The bonus file is notes that follow the concrete representational abstract progression to help students develop a better understanding of the properties of operations.

Great for an introduction to equivalent expressions and using variables to represent unknown values in 6th grade.