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Halloween Pixel Art Order of Operations

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Order of operations with integers, problems 1-10: students evaluate expressions with negative bases, exponents and brackets
Printable workspace for showing each step of the work
Integer expressions 11-20: students simplify powers of negative numbers, nested brackets and division in the correct order
Second half of the practice set; pairs with the first sheet
Halloween task cards 1-4: students evaluate integer expressions with cubes, squares and brackets in the right order
Print, cut on the dashed lines and use for a scoot or station
Task cards 5-8: students simplify expressions with squared negative numbers, like (-3) squared, before dividing or adding
Small-group rotation cards for partner checking
Task cards 9-12: students evaluate integer expressions mixing parentheses, brackets, exponents and subtraction of negatives
Use as exit tickets or a gallery walk around the room
Task cards 13-16: students compute integer expressions with negative cubes and squares, multiplication and division
Card set for early finishers or review centers
Task cards 17-20: students simplify integer expressions that combine powers, brackets and dividing by negative numbers
Final card set to finish the scoot or test-prep review

Answer key included

Answer key included

About This Product

Have a howling good time this Halloween and make math fun and engaging with this no-prep pixel art activity to help 7th graders master the order of operations with positive and negative integers. This is great to get higher-order math skills in with an engaging, no-prep, self-checking resource where students apply the order of operations to solve expressions containing integers using parentheses and exponents. With each problem solved, a different Halloween-themed picture in pixel art form will appear; math has never been easier and more fun!

Product Highlights:

Grade Level: 7th Grade
Activity Type: Digital and printing resources
Focus Skills: Reinforces order of operations with parentheses and exponents to build confidence in handling both positive and negative integers.
Self-Checking & Immediate Feedback: Students immediately know if their answers are correct; students are allowed to find and correct errors on their own.
20 Engaging Problems: An extended set of exercises that will make students work but keep them at an engaging level.
No-Prep for Teachers: Just assign it, and the students can jump right into it independently-saving precious time.
Halloween Theme: Adds seasonal excitement to keep students interested and motivated as they work through each question.
Autosave Feature: Students can pick up where they left off on the same device and browser using the "Continue" button; great for working across multiple sessions.
What's Included:
Digital Pixel Art Activity: A Halloween image is revealed as students solve each problem correctly; making the learning process a bit more fun. Again, this can make the process of learning a bit more fun for them.
Printable Task Cards & Handouts: Accommodates classrooms that need the activity in both digital and printable formats. Suitable for all sorts of learning situations: in-class, at home or hybrid learning activities.
Solution Key Provided: Makes grading easy and allows students to review work.
Why Teachers Love This Activity:
Engage the Students in Interactive Practice Math: The Halloween theme and reward system lighten the disposition towards the math to be learned through this pixel art.
Independent, self-paced learning: The self-checking format encourages independence in learning; students will be able to work on the problems with minimal intervention from others.
Advanced Integer Skills: Emphasizing parentheses, exponents, and the order of operations, this activity reinforces basic math skills.
Make Order of Operations Practice a Holiday of Fun!

Get your students into learning about the order of operations with integers through this no-prep, Halloween-themed pixel art activity. Assign it today, and let them work at their own pace through math challenges as they get to enjoy the seasonal fun!

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