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Solve 17 order-of-operations expressions of varying complexity (no parentheses/exponents; parentheses only; exponents only; both), match answers to letters, and decode a hidden message/quote attributed to Einstein; a linked digital version is also available.
Practice identifying and correcting missing capitalization in sentences.
Solve 6 numeric expressions (multiplication, subtraction, addition, order-of-operations, division) where each answer is a trivia fact about George Washington (e.g., birth year, number of siblings, presidential salary, year he became Commander in Chief, height, age at death).
Solve six numeric expressions (decimal subtraction, mixed-number/fraction addition, mixed order of operations, multiplication) to determine trivia answers about MLK (birth year, age starting college, number of children, size of the 'I Have a Dream' speech crowd, number of streets named after him, age at assassination).
Circle or state what is wrong with each of 3 sentences per page, rewrite each sentence correctly, then pick a favorite sentence to rewrite and illustrate.
Students solve 10 order-of-operations expressions (using parentheses, brackets, and exponents), match each answer to an elimination clue, and cross off suspects/locations/methods on an Elimination Sheet until one of each remains, then state their solution ('I suspect ___ in the ___ using ___').
Students evaluate each of 12 algebraic expressions using given variable values, match each result to a color key, and color the corresponding numbered squares in a grid to reveal an emoji picture, showing their work on a separate sheet of paper.
Free download Read a review sheet of capitalization/punctuation rules with examples, then complete 6 multiple-choice worksheets choosing/identifying correctly punctuated and capitalized sentences, then check answers against the provided answer section.
Worksheet giving students practice finding and fixing capitalization errors in sentences.
Solve 5 math problems, take the first digit of each answer, combine the five digits into a numeric code, and enter the code to 'complete the mission.'
Solve 5 math problems, take the first digit of each answer, combine the five digits into a numeric code, and enter the code to 'complete the mission.'
Read a review sheet of capitalization/punctuation rules with examples, then complete 6 multiple-choice worksheets choosing/identifying correctly punctuated and capitalized sentences, then check answers against the provided answer section.
A grammar worksheet where students write their own example sentences demonstrating rules of capitalization.
Solve 5 math problems, take the first digit of each answer, combine the five digits into a numeric code, and enter the code to 'complete the mission.'
Students identify sentence type, mark sentences as complete or incomplete, complete sentences by matching halves, fill in sentences using key words, unscramble words into sentences, fix capitalization/punctuation errors, and write their own statements, questions, imperative, and exclamatory sentences.
Solve 5 math problems, take the first digit of each answer, combine the five digits into a numeric code, and enter the code to 'complete the mission.'
Use Parent Power reference material (math words, money skills, fractions, decimals) as scaffolds, then complete activity sheets on greater than/less than, money (revision, change, budgeting), rule of order, squared numbers, and fractions (revision, mixed numerals, equivalent, ordering, changing forms…
Edit sentences and a story for capitalization, punctuation, and spelling errors; identify and substitute more precise nouns and verbs; identify subjects and predicates, complete vs. fragment vs. run-on sentences, and combine/split sentences; complete a main-idea unit; then answer a short multiple-choice/fill-in quiz…
Rotate desk-to-desk on the teacher's cue ('Scoot'), solving one order-of-operations problem per desk within a time limit and recording answers on an answer sheet.
Self-checking task cards for practicing order of operations aligned to standard 5.OA.A.1.
Choose the correctly capitalized/punctuated sentence, choose the correct end punctuation for a given sentence, identify which word needs a capital letter or which letter is uppercase, and identify needed corrections (e.g. misplaced/missing commas) -- across a review sheet plus 10 worksheets of multiple-choice…
Free download Read each sentence or word set and choose the letter (A/B/C) of the correctly capitalized or punctuated option; a name field and answer key indicate individual completion checked against provided answers.
A digital 'pop it' style practice activity giving middle-school students repeated exposure to order-of-operations expressions with parentheses (no exponents).
An academic workbook covering number concepts for upper-elementary math, including integers, number properties, words and numbers, place value, expanded notation, and order of operations.